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What You Need To Know About Faster Horses 2021 - witl.com - witl.com

What You Need To Know About Faster Horses 2021 - witl.com - witl.com

Posted: 30 Nov 2020 12:00 AM PST

After the year we've had, we need something to look forward to. Faster Horses is coming back to Brooklyn, Michigan at MIS, July 16th-18th. It's the biggest party of the summer with all of our favorite country artists. If you've never been to Faster Horses before, this is something you need to experience.

If you enjoy camping and good company, this is the place to be. The energy at Faster Horses is incredible. Just grab a good group of friends or round up some family and you're  an unforgettable 3 day weekend.

This is the 2021 lineup so far

  • Luke Combs
  • Thomas Rhett
  • Jon Pardi
  • Jason Aldean
  • Kelsea Bellerini
  • Hardy
  • Russell Dickerson
  • Chris Lane
  • Carly Pearce
  • Jimmy Allen
  • Mitchell Tenpenny
  • Gabby Barrett
  • Tracy Lawrence
  • David Lee Murphy
  • Dee Jay Silver

You can put Faster Horses passes under the tree for $33 right now! Today (November 30th) is the last day, so you better move quick!

The first ever Faster Horses Festival kicked off in 2013, here was their lineup..

The First Faster Horses Lineup

Tips on Faster Horses if you've never been, it's in the middle of July so remember to bring a lot of sun screen and hats to protect that scalp of yours. My scalp was so sunburnt by the end of the first day, it hurt to touch my hair. Rookie mistake on my part. Pack a lot of water because you're gonna be sweating and boozing it up. Hydration is key if you want to make actually make it to the shows that night. If you don't have a camper that has a shower, don't forget to bring baby wipes or a shower bag, you're gonna need it.

MORE: A Look Back At Some Great Country Concerts

Stagecoach Festival Canceled for April 2021 Due to COVID-19 - Taste of Country

Posted: 29 Jan 2021 12:00 AM PST

The Stagecoach country music festival has been canceled once again due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Friday (Jan. 29), Riverside County, Calif., Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser signed a public health order that cancels Stagecoach and its sister festival Coachella, both of which were scheduled for April. "This Order is issued as a result of the worldwide epidemic of COVID-19 disease ... based on concerns of a fall resurgence of COVID-19 both within the County of Riverside and worldwide, scientific evidence regarding the most effective approach to slow transmission of communicable diseases general and COVID-19 specifically, and best practices as currently known and available to protect the public," the order readers in part.

"If COVID-19 were detected at these festivals, the scope and number of attendees and the nature of the venue would make it infeasible, if not impossible, to track those who may be placed at risk," it continues.

Stagecoach was originally scheduled for April 24-26, 2020, but was postponed to late October on March 10, as the COVID-19 pandemic began taking hold in the United States. In June, the festival was canceled for 2020, with organizers saying they, at the time, had "every intention of returning in 2021." Showrunners then set the event for April 23-25, 2021.

Neither Stagecoach nor Coachella -- which was similarly postponed until October, canceled for 2020 and re-planned for 2021 -- has rescheduled dates announced for 2021. They're not the first major festivals to cancel for the year, though: On Jan. 20, the annual Country 2 Country festival, which takes place in the United Kingdom and also did not occur in 2020, was postponed to 2022. Florida's Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam, another country music festival, was recently pushed from late March to June.

Nonetheless, both Stagecoach and Coachella may still take place in 2021. As Billboard points out, a source at Goldenvoice, the events' producer, shared that the festivals may be moved to October if the pandemic allows.

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