#festival main stage

[scalpelsister]

Hatsune Miku | Fortnite Main Stage

[dreamings-free]

oh we’re getting a louis and bebe reunion too, on saturday!

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[kafkaoguro]

i wish prsk had a more media literate fanbase that was willing to read, analyse characters and process complex topics; even if the official writing itself isn't all that good

mizuki's latest event (road of thorns) was handled amazingly and i wish they would've done the same with light up the fire / an4. but that's another story.

on to the main point: mizuki's trans writing. it's always 'that's a crossdresser' 'mizuki is gender nonconforming' 'you're reinforcing stereotypes',... every excuse under the sun to deny good representation. mizuki's story is such an obvious trans narrative and has been for years, denying it either means that you don't want to comprehend the stories or just indirectly transphobic.

mizu5 was a double-edged sword. it gave people the chance to actually read a story out of love for such a well-written, lovable trans character and the writers poured their all into such a nuanced topic that deserves to be handled with care. it had such a big impact that even those who knew nothing about prsk prior to this event would be able to understand and sympathise with mizuki's trans journey.

on the other hand, there were still people unable to accept her identity and going to lengths to prove mizuki isn't trans even when the writing shoves it in your face over the course of 4 entire years. it's not even subtext at this point.

it's also pretty obvious this would be the first time majority of the fanbase has read a story, because there were definitely questionable takes. but all in all, i could only hope people were more willing to give the stories a chance (although prsk writing isn't stellar) and be able to set out their own interpretations, analyses,... for the characters/

[pastasaladofthegods-blog]

I need to rant for a minute.

I live near where the Maine Cheese Festival is: the festival takes place in Pittsfield: a town where there is a lot of poverty. They have made this festival inaccessible to locals by only being able to buy tickets online, and by a super expensive pre-order: $30 per person for basic tickets, even more for early bird tickets. This festival also attracts very rich, often times very rude patrons, who harass locals. There are also a load of really unsafe drivers on the road for this festival, and it gets really hard to get in and out of town.

I think either the cheese festival should relocate, OR they should make tickets more available to locals. I know I would love to meet local cheese vendors (as someone learning to make cheese), but they price out the people living in the area and make it tourist and rich people exclusive. They should not be holding a rich-and-tourist exclusive festival in a non-tourist, very poor area of Maine.

The whole festival is tone deaf and I hope they figure out something soon.

[dubstepgifs]

[ss4nni]

Käärijä @ Ruisrock 7.7.2023💚

"yes jere Im ready for you. take me now😏"

feeling very normal about these..😳

piggy train🐷

happy kääryle makes me happy🥰

today I went to ruisrock for the first time ever to see käärijä!🤩💚 we didn't think we'd get so close to the stage but it is what it is😂 we arrived to the festival area about 2-3 hours before show time so we just walked to the front row and we were like "alrighty then"😂✌🏻

[reflectionsofgalaxies]

posting selfies because it’s been a hot minute since i showed my face on here and i have short(er) hair now! 🍄

this was at a folk music festival on the weekend that i’ve been going to with my family since before i was a year old. i got to take a new friend this year and it was so wonderful. a beautiful day with beautiful music, art, and people.

this festival is a much smaller one and has struggled in recent years to stay afloat, it runs at a deficit essentially, and is kept going by the community and dedicated volunteers for whom it is a labour of love. i love to see the effort put in to make it a safe, welcoming, accepting atmosphere to celebrate talented (mostly local) artists. 🎶

[patchedupartist]

Drafting Project Sekai Gumi...

[daphice]

D O J A C A T @coachella

[deerdeardarling]

Ooooooooo thinking about Pokemon pokemon Au

Ooooooooooo thinking about the postwick bros- and how Hop's dream of getting above his brother in rank comes true but it's at the expense of him being the regions legendary favourite Oooooooooooooooo

[thepinkseashell]

also @ anyone who was at adjacent today or just ppl who have been to festivals before in general: is it worth it to get merch? like rn im not planning on it cause i feel like the lines will be super long but idk

[diathadevil]

Boy howdy dee I sure do wish Belgrade Beer Fest 2023 could give us the main stage schedules already so we know at what time Joker Out and Bojana Vunturišević are coming up.

[albonium]

opening instagram and being assaulted by scuderia ferrari posting a reel to LIMP BIZKIT ???????

[aeolianblues]

Budget cuts were real. Looked through the schedules out of curiosity, BBC have really only planned to televise the Saturday and Sunday headliners at Reading. It looks like they've had to make a choice between Reading and Glastonbury, and with factors like the time of year (mid-summer vs. last long weekend of summer), interest and viewership, they chose their flagship Glastonbury coverage while axing a lot of Reading. Sad, but I think they made the right choice on that.

Also, they have had to spell it out in words. Written all over it is one word: budget

[gbhbl]

Bloodstock 2024: Ten Bands We're Excited to Check Out - Ronnie James Dio Stage

Bloodstock Open Air 2024 is right around the corner. Taking place August 8th to August 11th, the UK’s premier metal festival has, once again, delivered a stellar line-up. Here are ten bands we're excited to see play the Ronnie James Dio stage of the festival.

Bloodstock Open Air 2024 is right around the corner. Taking place August 8th to August 11th, the UK’s premier metal festival has, once again, delivered a stellar line-up. Featuring four stages of music and a litany of bands from within the rock and metal world, alongside numerous other forms of entertainment (such as official bin jousting)! You don’t want to miss out, so get off that fence, and…

[rainbowbeanstyles]

omg aurora is gonna perform at that glaston festival :D