Ep. 27 Festival Crowd Etiquette: Do’s and Don’ts Every Festie Should Know

In this episode of Festies, Sunny & Vanessa break down the unwritten rules of festival crowd etiquette—from personal space and totem tips to hot debates like shoulder-riding and group spot-saving.

We share real stories from festivals like BottleRock and Lollapalooza, plus practical festival survival tips to help you navigate packed crowds with grace. Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned pro, learn how to create good vibes, avoid eye rolls, and be the festival friend everyone wants nearby.

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Transcript

Fourth of July Celebrations

Sunny 0:00

Hey Vanessa,

Vanessa 0:01

yeah Sunny?

Sunny 0:02

What do you call two best friends that love music festivals?

Vanessa 0:06

Hmm, I guess you'd call them Festies

Clark 0:09

music festivals, friendship festies.

Vanessa 0:37

When was the last time I saw you?

Sunny 0:41

Fourth of July?

Vanessa 0:43

oh yeah.

Vanessa 0:45

What did we do Fourth of July?

Sunny 0:46

So we did music in the park and then we went to your house for barbecue.

Vanessa 0:50

Yeah,

Sunny 0:51

it was so yummy

Vanessa 0:52

Dude, all that meat was so good.

Sunny 0:55

Yeah,

Vanessa 0:55

so Megan's dad like sous vide, sous vide, I don't know what it is.

Sunny 0:59

Clark

Vanessa 1:00

those tri tips.

Vanessa 1:01

Those were so good. And then my sister's boyfriend brought like a huge tomahawk steak, and then he also bought this like teriyaki steak that he brings all the time. It's so good we didn't have enough of it, though I wish we had more clark's or was it yours, clark's? Bread focaccia, is that how you say it?

Sunny 1:21

Yeah,

Vanessa 1:23

bread was really good.

Sunny 1:24

I think that's pretty much the staple. That's what we bring now, because according to Clark it's easy, but to me I'm like this takes two days. Well, thanks for having us for Fourth of July.

Sunny 1:36

I don't know what we would have done.

Vanessa 1:37

That was Megan's thing, not my. Thing.

Sunny 1:41

So there was that, and then I decided to go out after to a

Vanessa 1:45

oh yeah

Sunny 1:46

, to a Lady Gaga dance party at the Cat Club in San Francisco.

Vanessa 1:51

If I knew I wasn't going to work the next day, I would have gone with you.

Sunny 1:54

It was so fun.

Vanessa 1:56

Yeah.

Sunny 1:56

When Abracadabra came on, the DJ played it at like the perfect time. The floor was bumping. Everyone's just yelling like feel the beat under your feet.

Vanessa 2:06

The floor is on fire. That's literally my favorite part.

Sunny 2:09

Yeah, oh, it's so fun. Yeah, the Cat Club is a dope spot too.

Vanessa 2:14

Was it super crowded?

Sunny 2:15

No, no, so they have like a back room that's really big and a lot of people go dance back there, but it's like 80s synth wave, so we didn't go anywhere back there

Vanessa 2:26

Yeah,

Sunny 2:26

we just stayed in the front part, which is where Lady Gaga was was playing, and they played a lot of songs that I forgot about too. I think I took a video and sent it to you the song.

Sunny 2:35

Teeth,

Vanessa 2:35

yeah,

Sunny 2:35

totally

Vanessa 2:36

show me your teeth,

Sunny 2:37

yeah our friend Connor went with me.

Vanessa 2:39

Cute,

Sunny 2:40

yeah, I had really thought it wasn't gonna happen. But I kept thinking about what you said, where you're like with Sunny she's going to make it happen, but I really thought that it wasn't going to happen. This time it wasn't. Clark and I were ready to leave and Connor comes up to us to say bye and he's like wait, no, gaga? And I was like what do you mean? He's like I texted you like an hour ago and I pull up my phone. I was like you texted me eight minutes ago but I hadn't seen it. So I was kind of in this sad mood, leaving Megan and Vanessa's party because I knew the Gaga wasn't gonna happen. And then Connor came up to me and was like I want to go

Vanessa 3:21

awww,

Sunny 3:21

so we went.

Vanessa 3:23

So it's not always you, but somehow the universe

Sunny 3:25

yeah,

Vanessa 3:26

makes it happen for you that's funny that the other time I was talking about this was for coachella to see gaga

Sunny 3:33

it's lady gaga.

Sunny 3:34

Yeah, that's the pattern here. Oh, and this is the other part that worked out. I was telling connor maybe we can drive to the city a little earlier to catch the fireworks.

Vanessa 3:43

Oh dude, I didn't even see the fireworks

Sunny 3:45

and so.

Sunny 3:46

I love fireworks for some reason, and we were driving out to the city and as we were driving out on the water by candlestick, the fireworks started going and we didn't even plan that part and I was like Conner, the fireworks!

Sunny 3:59

I'm so happy.

Vanessa 4:00

I love fireworks too, but I totally forgot about them this time.

Sunny 4:04

It's a huge part of 4th of July,

Vanessa 4:06

I know.

Sunny 4:07

So we got it all. We got the park, the party, the fireworks the Gaga.

Vanessa 4:14

The Gaga

Sunny 4:14

Happy 4th.

Lady Gaga Dance Party Adventures

Vanessa 4:16

Well, we weren't speaking about crowds, but we'll do a transition, we'll do the music. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Okay, festies, today we're gonna talk about something very important, and that's crowd etiquette.

Sunny 4:46

That's important it is.

Vanessa 4:45

I'm surprised we haven't talked about it yet. I feel like a lot of this is common sense, though like we're not going to be telling you anything super new here. But also, if you've never been to a festival, then this is some good info to know. But as much as we all love live music, sometimes the crowd can really make or break your experience, like almost all the time actually. But like we've all been there, you know you're at a set and people are like shoving past you or like a crowd of 10 are trying to get to the front, cutting through everybody or like there's a six foot tall person in front of you with a person on their shoulder or holding up a totem or something.

Vanessa 5:20

We're gonna talk about some of the kind of unspoken rules of crowd etiquette or spoken rules, I guess, because we're talking about them and like what's cool and what's questionable and what needs to stop expeditiously, and then we'll share some of our own pet peeves or green flags and stories from festivals that we've been to.

Sunny 5:40

When you talk about crowd etiquette, you're talking specifically when you're in a crowd with a bunch of people watching the music?

Vanessa 5:47

Yeah, there's festival etiquette. That encompasses so many other things like bathroom etiquette, water etiquette camping etiquette

Sunny 5:54

Really break it down.

Vanessa 5:55

But this is specifically for like when you're at a set dealing with the crowd around you,

Sunny 6:00

okay,

Vanessa 6:01

biggest thing is just to like be respectful of other people's personal space and so many things fall under this category but try not to be like on top of people. I know that's very hard to do the closer you get to the stage, like I remember we were at Backstreet Boys at Stagecoach, and there was a guy behind Ed that just kept stretching his neck, I guess, to see, but like was just so in his space breathing down his neck.

Sunny 6:28

Oh, no

Vanessa 6:29

so just be mindful of how close you are. There's ways to be packed like sardines, but still respect people's space.

Sunny 6:35

Yeah.

Vanessa 6:36

When you're going through crowds. If you have to, that's fine, as long as you are very polite about it. Don't just shove through people without saying anything. People don't mind you going through if you're like excuse me, so sorry

Sunny 6:48

Like overly polite.

Vanessa 6:50

Yeah, yeah. Literally

Sunny 6:52

no matter how packed a crowd is, there will always be little pockets of open space. You just really need to find that space and comfortably make room.

Vanessa 7:00

Maybe carry a mister Bottle if it's a hot festival and like spray people.

Sunny 7:04

Right, that's a good idea, yeah

Sunny 7:06

Walk with the fan fan people. You know, it's like there are ways to do it. If you're in the crowd and you don't want people walking in between you, close the gap.

Vanessa 7:16

Yeah,

Sunny 7:17

it'll always happen where, like, a string of people will be walking through and it's like as soon as the last person goes, it's like, ok, close the gap.

Vanessa 7:23

Yeah,

Sunny 7:24

no one else through this way. So there's ways to also protect your own personal space, you know.

Vanessa 7:29

I always make sure that when people are cutting through me, I'm like don't worry about it, You're good.

Sunny 7:34

Yeah.

Vanessa 7:35

I like to make people feel better about doing it.

Sunny 7:37

Yeah,

Vanessa 7:38

you're okay, you can do it. You can get there.

Sunny 7:41

Yeah.

Sunny 7:41

Cheer them on, cheer them on, yeah, yeah.

Vanessa 7:43

Be respectful and be kind, be nice. It just makes everyone's experience better.

Introduction to Crowd Etiquette

Sunny 7:49

Yeah. Because you know, as they've get, that little break of someone being like you got this. It feels really good. I kind of understand when people are annoyed when people are going closer but when people are trying to leave. I'm like they're leaving,

Vanessa 8:08

right yeah.

Sunny 8:09

What is your deal?

Vanessa 8:11

Yeah?

Vanessa 8:11

When people are trying to get to the front, that doesn't really bother me as long as you don't stop right in front of me.

Sunny 8:16

Yeah, they gotta stop in front of somebody

Vanessa 8:19

and make it to the front. I know also, if it's like one or two people, great. But like when people try and go like 10, deep to the front,

Sunny 8:25

yeah,

Vanessa 8:26

be considerate, like know your limit.

Vanessa 8:28

If your group of 10 wants to be there front row for the headliner, then be there an hour early

Sunny 8:32

yeah, okay, say that was plan, but the bathroom lines were too long or something like that, you know, and like you wanted to be up close,

Vanessa 8:44

yeah,

Sunny 8:45

I'm kind of like go for it.

Vanessa 8:46

Yeah, totally, I'm totally for having the experience that you want, but try not to do it going straight down the middle. Go up along the sides and then cut through.

Sunny 8:54

Yes,

Vanessa 8:54

then you're bugging less people.

Sunny 8:55

Yes, that is key.

Vanessa 9:04

There's ways to do it.

Vanessa 9:04

Let's see. How do you feel about smoking in the crowd?

Sunny 9:06

Good question, um, I think anyone who smokes. Look around. Make sure there's no kids around you first off. Yeah, not that other people's kids are your responsibility, but it's just an extra way to be considerate

Vanessa 9:14

yeah, if it's cigarettes, then I would be a little more cautious

Sunny 9:18

I think if you're chain smoking, you shouldn't be smoking in that crowd

Vanessa 9:23

okay.

Vanessa 9:24

Another thing keep conversations to a minimum. This is probably my biggest pet peeve, because I am not the type of person that can just tune things around me out.

Vanessa 9:36

I'm a chismosa, meaning I like the gossip and I'm just kidding um, but when people are just socializing while the music's playing, especially if it's like maybe a quieter artist or like a slower song or just in general, not paying attention to the music

Sunny 9:52

like the closer you are, the less you should be having conversation

Vanessa 9:55

yeah, if you know that this is not your main thing you want to see, then maybe stay in the back

Sunny 10:01

yeah

Sunny 10:01

, it's in the back building,

Vanessa 10:03

yeah okay.

Vanessa 10:04

And then the other one is be kind and positive. You want to contribute to the positive atmosphere of the festival and the vibe, so be friendly, give people compliments. You know you're in such close quarters with a bunch of people, just like you know. Make someone's day and don't be Judge Judy. Like, obviously people at festivals love to express themselves differently in the way they dress or in the way they act or dance or whatever.

Sunny 10:31

Yeah,

Vanessa 10:31

that should be no concern of yours.

Vanessa 10:33

Just be happy and don't put out icky vibes

Sunny 10:38

yeah

Vanessa 10:38

my next point is to stay safe and also look out for people around you, not just to keep yourself safe, but like to see if anyone might be in need of help. Either they're uncomfortable, somebody's making them uncomfortable, or they're like not in good shape and they need water, or they need medics. Just keep an eye out for your fellow festies. I know I've given tons of water to people around me in the past.

Sunny 11:03

Nurse Vanessa,

Vanessa 11:05

before I was a nurse

Sunny 11:06

yeah

Vanessa 11:08

, actually, it was so funny. I remember the like two days after I passed my nursing license test, like I hadn't even worked a day as a nurse Some guy like passed out in front of me and I was like I'm just a baby, don't do this in front of me right now.

Vanessa 11:26

I'm just a baby

Sunny 11:29

was he okay?

Vanessa 11:30

yeah, he was fine I like was like okay, I guess I'm gonna check his pulse. Okay, that's like the main points I'd have, but I also wanted to bring up a couple other things.

Sunny 11:41

Yeah,

Vanessa 11:42

if you're up close or in a very packed crowd, try not to sit down, because people around you can't see that you're sitting down. People behind you can't see that they're sitting down. All they see is a gap. So they'll try and push or they'll try and cut through the crowd to get to that spot, but like there's people there, they're just sitting.

Sunny 12:01

Yeah,

Personal Space and Being Polite

Vanessa 12:02

that happened to us at Stagecoach. People kept trying to push us because there was a group of three or four girls sitting in front of us and they were like trying to get through. And some guy was like what's with that gap? We're like people are sitting down, which is very annoying and

Sunny 12:16

it's dangerous.

Vanessa 12:17

It's very dangerous. How do you feel about people holding spots for like a group of 10 close to the front?

Sunny 12:24

Like, let's say, you and I are standing up in the front and our friends are trying to get to us.

Sunny 12:29

That's that kind of situation?

Vanessa 12:30

or people put like a blanket down.

Sunny 12:32

Oh no, if you have a blanket down, no, that's not

Vanessa 12:36

good crowd.

Vanessa 12:36

Etiquette.

Sunny 12:38

Yeah, to put a blanket down and just expect everyone to go around it

Vanessa 12:41

yeah, no, that's not happening

Sunny 12:42

.

Vanessa 12:43

If the gap is there, it will.

Vanessa 12:45

Your blanket will be stepped on

Sunny 12:46

say, like if you're in a situation where you have to sit down for a second look at everyone around you and say like I need to sit down, can you

Vanessa 12:54

Surround me

Sunny 12:54

like surround me or shield me for a second

Vanessa 12:56

yeah,

Sunny 12:57

that's what I would say

Vanessa 12:58

okay.

Vanessa 12:59

So biggest things is just be respectful of people's space, keep conversations to a minimum, be kind and positive, stay safe and look out for others and just like be aware

Sunny 13:10

yes,

Vanessa 13:10

be aware of your surroundings. Also, I wanted to mention totems. Some people really don't like totems because they kind of block views, or I like them. I guess I would just say, if you have like a big, wide one, maybe turn it on its side or, once your whole group has found you, put it down. I don't know.

Sunny 13:28

I mean go to a concert then If you don't want the totem. This is a part of festival culture. You know it's part of it

Vanessa 13:36

Also.

Vanessa 13:36

I'm like what do you need to see on stage? Just listen to the music.

Sunny 13:40

Yeah.

Vanessa 13:45

I get it if it's like a good performance performer like Lady Gaga, that would be annoying to have a totem blocking your view. But especially for like DJs, what do you need to see on stage?

Sunny 13:52

Yeah.

Vanessa 13:57

Like the lights and the music that's all coming at you no matter where you are.

Sunny 14:00

Good point,

Vanessa 14:00

so try not to get too pressed over totems, I guess yeah.

Vanessa 14:01

Okay, I put up some crowd etiquette poll questions on Instagram just to get some feedback from our followers about what they think

Sunny 14:10

I'm so curious

Vanessa 14:11

Is good or bad crowd etiquette. I haven't looked at these, so we're going to find these out together. My first question was is it okay to push through a crowd to get to the front? 74% of you said yes if you're polite. 23% said no, stay where you land. 3% said I don't care what you do.

Sunny 14:29

Got it.

Vanessa 14:29

And that was. Let's see 29 votes for yes, nine for no one for do whatever you want.

Sunny 14:39

Wow, I remember when you should just get like three. I know right answers on our instagram stuff, that's exciting,

Vanessa 14:43

yeah.

Vanessa 14:44

next question should you FaceTime someone during a set? Oh, we didn't even talk about this. 19% said sure, it's part of the fun, 32% said no, it ruins the vibe. And 49% said do whatever you want. I really have no issue with that, to be honest.

Sunny 15:04

I don't want to be able to hear the other person in your phone, though,

Vanessa 15:06

right

Sunny 15:07

Turn your volume down.

Vanessa 15:08

Yeah,

Sunny 15:17

if I'm hearing the person on the other end of your facetime.

Vanessa 15:18

The music's too quiet.

Sunny 15:18

That's the music's too quiet. Yes, that is true.

Vanessa 15:19

Uh, then that's a problem. Yeah, right, I think it's fine. Yeah, if you want to show your mom your song or something and they're not there, like, yeah, fine, hold it up, let them see it, but don't be screaming into your phone, I guess. Okay, holding a spot for a big group. Acceptable or annoying? 22 said acceptable, 31 said annoying and 47 said only if you're in the back. So that was the most 21 votes.

Sunny 15:46

Okay

Vanessa 15:46

, only if you're in the back

Sunny 15:47

for me.

Sunny 15:47

I feel like it just takes a lot to bother me.

Vanessa 15:51

Yeah,

Sunny 15:51

I'm really quick to let things go

Vanessa 15:53

same.

Sunny 15:55

These questions are hard because I kept thinking to myself it depends, it depends,

Vanessa 15:58

it does, yeah, it does also, why would you want to do that to your friend, your one friend that's holding it down. You're getting so much hate yeah, probably or like dirty looks.

Vanessa 16:08

Don't do that to your friends

Sunny 16:09

right, yeah.

Sunny 16:09

Yeah, good point.

Vanessa 16:11

Okay Is sitting during a packed set. Okay, we talked about this. We got 28 votes for no only in the back and 16 votes for totally fine. 36% said totally fine, 64% said no. Okay, sharing water with strangers nice or risky?

Sunny 16:27

Both

Vanessa 16:28

I feel like it's nice and risky. Okay, 15 votes for nice 30% and then 35 votes for risky. It's 70% 70, 30 split here. I wouldn't drink someone else's water, but I would share mine.

Sunny 16:45

If it's a water bottle, you know the classic waterfall. I don't know if that really does stop any germs.

Sunny 16:50

But

Vanessa 16:50

so I used to do that before I started wearing camelbacks I would just have water bottles and I remember sharing water with people around me. Then, when I started wearing camelbacks, I would still buy like a couple water bottles just to have in case people around me needed water

Sunny 17:08

same

Vanessa 17:08

so that I they wouldn't have to be like sucking on my hose.

Vanessa 17:11

I mean, you and you and I are both like this. We want to be helpful to people around us too, so like I, would just get a couple water bottles and keep them in my backpack.

Sunny 17:18

You know, if someone clearly needs water, I'm not going to put my fear of germs over somebody really needing water.

Vanessa 17:26

Yeah.

Sunny 17:27

But yeah, at the same time I don't feel right being like yep, share your water

Vanessa 17:32

do it at your own risk, okay.

Vanessa 17:33

Climbing on shoulders at a big show iconic or in the way? actually people seemed a little bit more like, even on this one. 51 said iconic. 49 said in the way, that's 23 votes for iconic, 22 votes for. In the way before bonnaroo I would have said iconic.

Vanessa 17:55

I used to put people on my

Sunny 17:56

I was just gonna say, vanessa puts people on her shoulders all the time

Vanessa 17:59

yeah by people.

Vanessa 18:01

It's a penny, I think is the only one.

Sunny 18:04

You put someone else on your shoulders too

Vanessa 18:06

, at edc some stranger

Sunny 18:12

nice,

Vanessa 18:13

and I think I put my little sisters on my shoulder before too, so I mean, I used to do that. It was like for djs, so what are you trying to see on stage? But this time where it annoyed me was that I were trying to see icp. They're obviously huge performers. They were coming out too. It was like their first song and I was just so curious to see what their whole thing was, because I'd never seen them before. And then this girl got on the shoulders and I was like, oh my god no, I can't see anything.

Vanessa 18:40

That was the only time it like really annoyed me, but I think you can do that max one or two songs.

Sunny 18:45

One song should be the limit,

Vanessa 18:46

because also, why would you want to do that to your friend?

Sunny 18:50

Hold me up

Vanessa 18:51

for the whole set, like no, their neck is hurting.

Sunny 18:54

Yeah,

Vanessa 18:56

okay, last one talking loudly, slash socializing during a show harmless or rude? 38 said no big deal, 62 said rude and I'm gonna have to agree that has bugged me since the early days of me going to like shoreline for country concerts

Sunny 19:15

which everyone talks there.

Vanessa 19:16

I know I would really have to choose the right people to go with, because if I went with people I just wanted to socialize, I fucking hated that and I I'm sorry. I want to hear the music. God forbid, I go to a concert and want to hear the music,

Sunny 19:28

then pay for a seat,

Vanessa 19:30

yeah no, if you go down the lawn a little bit more. It's fine,

Sunny 19:34

I'm just giving you shit.

Vanessa 19:35

Yeah, I know. Okay, I think that's all I've got. If you guys think of anything else, DM them to us.

Sunny 19:43

Yeah, there definitely has to be things that we're not thinking of.

Vanessa 19:45

Oh, totally, but I was going to ask you what is the most annoying thing someone's done in a festival or crowd that you can think of.

Instagram Poll on Festival Behavior

Sunny 19:52

Oh, actually remember when we went to Bottle Rock and we saw Stevie Wonder? my mom was way in the back, we were way in the front and she was trying to get through the crowd to get to us. She had to fight her way through the crowd she's five one. I remember turning around and she was 5 feet behind us maybe and there were these two guys standing in between us and I could see her face. And to those guys I was like, hey, my mom's right there, is it okay if I grab her hand? And they just stood completely still, arms crossed.

Sunny 20:27

I know they heard me and they just looked at me and like, acted like they didn't hear me

Vanessa 20:33

Jerks,

Sunny 20:34

and I was just like

Vanessa 20:34

that's that Bottle Rock crowd, though.

Sunny 20:36

Yeah, I hate to say that, I hate to make a full generalization like that.

Vanessa 20:40

No, I know

Sunny 20:40

, but the two years we did go to Bottle Rock, that was the experience.

Vanessa 20:43

Yeah,

Sunny 20:43

not letting people through the crowd.

Sunny 20:52

So, yeah, that, yeah, that was the most annoying and especially because it was like my mom

Vanessa 20:54

yeah,

Sunny 20:55

you know, maybe they thought.

Sunny 20:55

I was lying is my mom.

Vanessa 20:56

Yeah, I had a similar experience like that at Lollapalooza. We were leaving the crowd and there was a people in front of us leaving also, and I remember seeing a guy we were gonna be walking past and he stood his ground. I heard him say like I'm not fucking moving. This was like eight years ago Please don't judge me, I don't even know what came over me. Like I, this is so not like me,

Sunny 21:16

oh man.

Vanessa 21:17

But when we got up to him, I like shoved him kind of and I was like oh, you're not going to move.

Sunny 21:23

Wow

Vanessa 21:24

, he fucking got so pissed. He turned around and pushed me. I can't remember if I fell or not, but I definitely bumped into the people in front of me and I think I was already very annoyed at this crowd in general, because I will not go back to Lollapalooza.

Vanessa 21:38

I also hate to generalize that.

Vanessa 21:39

But I do not like the crowd at Lollapalooza. They're not the most respectful, At least in my personal experience. Sorry if you love Lollapalooza, but I least in my personal experience. Sorry if you love Lollapalooza, but I think I was already just like fed up with the crowd in general and I kind of just lost.

Sunny 21:53

You took it out on.

Sunny 21:53

This guy

Vanessa 21:54

took it out on this guy who was being a dick

Sunny 21:56

yeah, that's super yeah. I'm not moving.

Vanessa 21:58

Just turn to your side for a second

Sunny 22:00

tough guy.

Vanessa 22:01

Don't do what I did

Sunny 22:02

yeah,

Vanessa 22:03

I condone that. I don't know what came over me. That's so not like me, but it happened that you and it was a long time ago.

Sunny 22:10

We were talking about biggest festival crowd, ick, I thought of fan clacking First off. What is fan clacking? People do this thing where they will snap them and they make this very loud noise. You know, fans are lovely if you're fanning people, but no more clacking. But I think clacking is on its way out.

Vanessa 22:32

All right, that is it for crowd etiquette.

Sunny 22:34

Nope, it's not it,

Vanessa 22:35

oh sorry.

Sunny 22:36

I thought of one for you that you might have forgotten about.

Vanessa 22:39

Oh yeah.

Sunny 22:39

Something super random that Vanessa does not like. She hates ooh ooh in the crowd.

Vanessa 22:46

It's so annoying, like why,

Sunny 22:50

I don't know.

Vanessa 22:51

Why do people do that?

Sunny 22:52

I don't know, but Vanessa and I like to look at each other and just pout no woo, woo,

Vanessa 22:57

no woo woo,

Vanessa 22:58

I'm such a hater.

Sunny 23:01

Oh, you are a hater, no.

Festival Experience Horror Stories

Sunny 23:06

Didn't bug me until you said out loud that it bugs you. Now it bugs me. Okay, that's the last thing.

Sunny 23:10

I had. Sorry,

Vanessa 23:13

Sunny's Festival Corner.

Sunny 23:14

August 22nd to the 23rd we have the 10th Annual Dry Diggins Music Festival. It's in Auburn, california. This is a camping festival and they are celebrating their 10th year. It's also an all-ages festival. Headliners are Anthony B and Save Ferris. Other acts are Mystic Roots featuring Lake Anthony and Sammy Ramone. Okay, next September 24th to the 28th, we have Pop Montreal International Music Festival in Montreal, quebec. It is a not-for-profit, curated cultural event. It presents emerging artists from all around the world and anyone can apply to play, and the music curators or musicians slash other professionals. They all get together to have listening sessions and then they vote and they listen to every submission.

Vanessa 24:03

Wow,

Sunny 24:04

yeah, I thought that was pretty cool. Headliners are wait, no, there's no headliners. They listed them in alphabetical order so I just picked at random. We have Albert Dalton, Isabella Love Story and the Tubs.

Vanessa 24:17

Good names.

Sunny 24:18

That's it for Sunny's Festival Corner.

Sunny's Festival Corner

Vanessa 24:21

All right festies. Make sure you follow us on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube at festiespodcast and leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to us. And also don't forget, you can get 10 off eargasm earplugs by using our discount code festies 10.

Vanessa 24:39

There's a link to it in our instagram bio.

Sunny 24:43

Nice,

Vanessa 24:43

check it out. Talk to you guys next time. Bye

Sunny 24:46

bye,