Glastonbury Music Festival is a five day celebration which is held in England a lot of people from all as far and wide as possible attempt to be a piece of it yet lamentably just a couple have the capacity be a piece of it. Diverse bands play at the Glastonbury Music Festival. Offer of the Glastonbury Festival tickets started at 9am on the fifth of October 2014. Around 120,000 tickets, costing £210 each, were gobbled up in one hour and 27 minutes, as per coordinators, who said more than one million individuals had enlisted for the occasion (Taylor 2013). It has been recorded that around 900000 enrolled clients who attempted to purchase the ticket were not able to purchase them, which left the clients baffled. Total cost of each ticket was …show more content…
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Tickets ran anywhere from $40.00 to $55.00 for the five hour long show. The wait to get in was some what frightening due to a check point like station everyone had to be searched at. Police and security guards patted each and everyone down for drugs, weapons, and what ever else they could try and stop.
and end on Monday, August 18. The promoters had printed up 60,000 tickets to be sold making it the biggest concert event of it’s time. There was very little promotion of it
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...Maine. More than 80,000 fans show up to these events. These events are usually the cause of huge traffic jams and a three day party. People come from all over the world just to experience the sense of community, as well as the intriguing music.
Warped Tour each day last about 12 ½ hours. It will always be held outside. It goes on rain or shine. The aftermath of Warped is when it’s done in one place it will always move to another (unless of course it’s over). Parents like kids going to Warped so they get out of the house for more than an hour. Warped Tour is held in the summer only because that is when teens can go because of summer vacation. The official name for Warped Tour is “Vans Warped Tour”. Kevin Lyman has one daughter named Sierra Lyman. Sierra volunteers every year at Warped Tour and she works at the merchandise cart. She is twenty years old. For bands and workers the food/water is free. If you pre-order the tickets it’s only twenty dollars. When you buy them the day/week/month before the tickets cost forty dollars. It goes on every year. Two million (and more) go to it each year. People go to it to see/meet their favorite people. (Not just bands). Bands
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Initially, Woodstock was simply going to be a concert for people to attend and enjoy, free of repression and the outside war zones. Unexpectedly, an estimated 500,000 people were at the gates waiting two days before the concert even started (Evans 65). Woodstock was not anticipa...
Woodstock gathered an unexpectedly large attendance. Only 50,000 to 100,000 people were expected to arrive at the site. These numbers seemed small compared to the 400,000 to 500,000 people who converged on the area on August 15, 16, and 17 of 1969. (Webster’s) Many expected singers and bands could not arrive due to traffic backed up for miles along all the roads leading to the area. It was said that nearly one million people could have attended the concert if it had lasted longer. (Visi.com) Many recognized musicians preformed at the concert such as Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, and many others. (Home.columbus.rr.com) Truly by the first day, as the musicians looked out upon the vast crowd, they must have known that Woodstock was not going to be just another concert that would be forgotten.
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Woodstock is a talked about legend. On August 16-18, 1969 Woodstock Music Festival took place on a patch of farmland in White Lake, a hamlet in the upstate New York town of Bethel. John Roberts, Joel Rosenman, Artie Kornfield and Michael Lang who all worked together to organize originally envisioned the festival as a way to raise funds to build a recording studio and rock-and-roll retreat near the town of Woodstock, New York. The longtime artists’ colony was already a home base for Bob Dylan and other musicians. Despite their relative inexperience, the young promoters managed to sign a roster of top acts, including the Jefferson Airplane, the Who, the Grateful Dead, Sly and the Family Stone, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Creedence Clearwater Revival. Anyone with a big well known name to people no one had ever heard about was there to perform.
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Music festival financial requirements generally fall into three areas: * Management: administration costs, office rental, telephone, staff wages. * Event cost, may include, development, venue hire, visual arts, fees to performers, travel, accommodation and subsistence expenses, event logistic and equipment, ticketing, catering and insurance (it is a major part of the budget, in 2013 is estimated costs grow about 20% thousand, mainly because the artists rates have risen, according to Forbs (2010), artist rates may absorb even to 65% of total budget). * Promotion, costs may include market research and planning, website and social media, media liaison, design and print of promotional materials; distribution advertising and evaluation.
I had never really been to a big concert that had a well-known band. A couple of weeks before the concert I got some information about it, but really didn't think much of it. I talked with some friends about the band and we all casually decided to go get tickets for it. Little did I know what an absolutely spectacular time I would have.