An increased demand for four-day passes, which start at $299, is reaching the sold-out mark of 90,000 attendees returning to the Woodlands for the four-day-long music event Thursday June 18, through Sunday, June 21. Event organizers announced March 18 that single-day general passes will not be available for the fourth Firefly Festival.
“We've seen an unprecedented increase each year since Firefly's inaugural 2012 festival derived from our success in multiple areas,” Firefly Music Festival Director Greg Bostrom said in a press release. “This, in turn, eliminated our ability to offer single-day general admission passes in 2015 as we plan to welcome 90,000 attendees, which will bring us to capacity this year."
Festival organizers also have released the daily lineup, which reveals that Paul McCartney will be the headliner Friday, June 19, followed by Kings of Leon Saturday, June 20, and The Killers Sunday, June 21.
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5 comments:
I will pass
Gross ticket sales of $26.9M? Wow!!!
What a freakin mess this will be.
I'm glad that with the state of the economy on the shore that 90,000 people have and extra $299 to spend on a concert.
The demographics of the event's target audience are carefully considered, and marketed accordingly to ensure it will be an orderly, successful event without mass fights or destruction.
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