Times are super weird right now. We’re home way more than most of us are used to and it can get pretty mundane. Let’s liven up our days by watching these amazing, well-made documentaries! In no particular order, I’ve made a list of music festival documentary favorites to transport you straight to the front row.
We’ve all been there, you take a selfie at a festival and then you look at the picture for quality reassurance, and there it is…. A BLACK BOOGER.
Festival veterans all have one thing in common, they all have been to enough festivals where they know exactly what to take and what to do. Here are some essential tips you should read before your next event.
For the third year in a row, Excision is bringing back Bass Canyon to the Gorge in Washington and the lineup is STACKED.
If you’re new to raves and festivals you might be wondering what you should pack, whether it’s a camelbak, fanny
From experience, I’ve been there. I have had my phone stolen at a rave. It’s not something I’d wish on anyone but know that there are some steps you can take if this happens. Here’s what to do!
Raves are the most fun when we’re with a huge crowd, dancing and vibing together, we know! Now, what if you take that same concept and instead make it virtual? That’s where the virtual rave is born. All the fun without leaving your home. What do you do to enjoy the event? Let’s check it out.
Who’s making all the money in the DJ world right now? You may (or may not) be surprised at who’s on the list! Did your favorite DJ make it? Let’s count it down!
For those of you wondering, “Who is this Chad person?” or “What IS a Chad?”… Well, you are about to find out.
Festival season will return to us quicker if we abide by the set guidelines. In the meantime, here are five fun and safe activities ravers can do from the comfort of their own home!
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