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music-festivals

August 8, 2023

Sorry to Interrupt This Wilco Festival, but There Are Some Bad IPAs Going Around

by Pat Cassels
April 18, 2019

You Are Hereby Sentenced to Attend a Music Festival

by Colin St. John
August 30, 2017

Dear Mom and Dad: I’ve Decided to Live Every Day like It’s Burning Man

by Carly Nairn
April 29, 2017

Lord of the Fyre: Tweets to the U.S. Embassy in the Bahamas During the Fyre Festival

by Áine Cain
April 13, 2017

“April is the Trillest Month”: T.S. Eliot at Coachella

by Elissa Karasik
June 26, 2013

The Treasures of Glastonbury: Excavations at the Early Third Millennium Festival Site

by Louise Phillips
August 5, 2011

An Open Letter to The Guy Who Puked Next to Me at the Heavy Metal Festival

by Dave Pell
November 24, 2008

Sean Michaels Listens to Music in Montreal: Mighty Young: A Visit to the 2008 Pop Montreal Festival

by Sean Michaels
August 20, 2008

Dispatches From Adjunct Faculty at a Large State University: Dispatch 17: On Wildness

by Oronte Churm

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by Eli Grober
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by Lia Woodward and Leah Folta
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by Carlos Greaves
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by Emily Flake
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