I love going for music festivals, gigs and concerts! I think
we all wait for some brilliant artist to come down, and our plans are already
made. We know what time the tickets are going on sale, and we are ready to
swipe our credit cards, once thats done, we all have to go to Facebook or
Twitter and tell everybody 'I have got mine' Its become an everyday thing now.
But everyone will agree, that we love going for such concerts, guzzling a few
shots, doing our crazy dance, and getting back home with a big bag of memories.
I am all set for the new year and I thought of posting the top 5 music concerts
and festivals you could go for and have a blast. These ones are on my bucket
list and I am sure they are all going to be checked soon!
Acts: 300+
Stages: 7
Despite the existence of dozens of
other electronic music festivals, Ultra is
the one that sold out of early bird tickets in four minutes, and advance
tickets in twenty for their 2014 session. Maybe it’s because they’ve
consistently gotten any DJ who’s made even the most remote splash in electronic
music to play on their stages, and because those stages have now been to six
other countries: Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, South Korea, and Croatia,
whose inaugural edition in 2013 saw 108,000 live spectators and another 700,000
online. Meanwhile, in the US, an addition of three more festival days made no
difference in the show selling out.
Where: Laxmi Lawns, near Magarpatta
City, Pune
Thanks to top-notch production
quality and an exciting lineup, artists and audiences agree that the three-day
NH7 Weekender is the best organized indie music festival in the country.
“The people that come to the
festival are hardened music lovers, it’s excellent to play for this kind of an
audience,” says Swarathma bassist Jishnu Dasgupta.
Some 10,000 people are expected to
find a spot in the sprawling seven-hectare space for this year's
festival.
For sheer size, consistency and
being in that sunshine state called Goa, Sunburn is championed as Asia’s best
electronic music festival by its promoters.
Not in its fifth year, 2011 is
expected to be the biggest yet. More than 100,000 people are expected at the
three-day beach dance party.
Locals have been complaining about
the frustrating traffic because of the festival. But it’s hard to worry about
the world outside when there’s a neon-colored stage, sand under your feet, the
ocean behind you and EDM in your ears.
TomorrowLand
Boom, Belgium's Tomorrowland is one
of the biggest electronic music festivals in the world. ID&T makes sure to
include fanciful stage design, innovative decorations and attractions, and a
superior line-up of the biggest and best DJs in the dance music scene. It's
turned into its own world, and you can feel the magic people experience at the
festival when they speak on it. 2013 is the year that ID&T brought
TomorrowLand to the U.S. as TomorrowWorld another
huge step in helping nurture the American EDM scene, as well as keeping the
TomorrowLand vibe alive.