What Every Festival Music Junkie Needs To Know About This Summer's Selections
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What Every Festival Music Junkie Needs To Know About This Summer's Selections

Festival season is approaching, which festival(s) have you all thought about attending? I already have my two picked out!

Kaliyah Angel Raglin
Apr 23, 2018
Middle Tennessee State University
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What Every Festival Music Junkie Needs To Know About This Summer's Selections
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Alright all of my fellow music junkies, do you know what time it is because I sure do! The time of year for music festivals has come and I can’t contain my excitement. Which ones are you planning on attending this summer? Check out this awesome list below for the hottest festivals you definitely want to keep your eye on.

1. Coachella

Located in Indio California, this one shouldn’t come as a surprise as Coachella is probably the most widely anticipated festival of them all. But I mean, can’t really argue with that considering this lineup is always something serious every; you’re definitely going to catch major vibes listening to a range of artists and musical genres attending here.



The weekend kicked off with a bang from some hot performances from Beyoncé and The Weekend following performances from Cardi B and Eminem that set the tone for a great time as well.

2. Rolling Loud

In contrast to being in the desert in Cali, let’s head south, all the way down to Miami, for a rap and hip-hop fest sure to have everyone turned all the way up. Rolling Loud doesn’t kick off until the second weekend in May but with some of the hottest names in the rap/hip-hop game, it’s too hot to miss! Popular rappers such as J Cole, Russ, Travis Scott, Future, and Post Malone are set to perform among many, many others.


3. The Hangout

Moving from Miami to Gulf Shores, The Hangout will be taking place the weekend following Rolling Loud. Sounds from various artists such as The Killers, Logic, Halsey, SZA, and Kendrick Lamar will be heard at this beach-fest.


I’ll personally be at this festival, and I must say that I am beyond ecstatic to be soaking up some sun while tuning into my favorites.

4. Panorama Music Festival

Towards the end of July, this festival will be making its debut in Randall’s Island Park, located in NYC. Take a break from the beach and prepare to jam out in this metropolitan park with chart-toppers such as Jhene Aiko, Migos, Daniel Caesar, Sabrina Claudio, and Dua Lipa will be taking the stage for this three-day event. You can catch me in the crowd giving out to this music fest as well.
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