Music Festival Must-Haves to Elevate the Experience
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Summer is the season of music festivals. You’re probably
excited about the trip you have planned to see all your favorite artists
sharing one stage, or camping out with your friends and thousands of other
music lovers for an immersive multi-day experience. Maybe you’re staying local
and enjoying the great music being brought to Seattle. If you’re as excited as
most festival-goers, you’re probably already packing your bags or planning your
outfit in your mind. But don’t forget the most important thing: accessories.
Half the fun of a good festival is looking the part, getting outrageous, and
letting your freak flag fly. Here at Eternity LED Glow, we’ve got your
must-have list of light up accessories for these summer festivals.
LOCAL FESTIVALS
Capitol Hill Block
Party
July 24th-26th
Seattle, WA
About: This 3-day festival celebrates Seattle’s iconic
center of arts, music, and culture: Capitol Hill. Bringing in a diverse set of
musicians, this weekend neighborhood party is a great place to see local talent
and international favorites side-by-side. And if you’re lucky enough to have
one of the many businesses or apartments overlooking the festival, why not deck
out your digs with some LED swag and enjoy the view.
KUBE 93 Summer Jam
June 20
White River Amphitheatre, Auburn, WA
About: This one-day festival hosted by Seattle’s favorite
hip hop radio station brings some of the biggest names in top 40 together for
one night, including T.I. and TECH N9NE. Coordinate your colors with your crew,
or just show off with your own glowing accessories.
Paradiso
June 26-June 27
The Gorge, WA
About: Paradiso is the Pacific Northwest’s premier dance
party escape. Located in the beautiful natural setting of the Gorge Amphitheatre,
this weekend party draws over 20,000 EDM fans ready to dance the night away.
Because this is a camp out, use overnight accessories to keep the party going
in the tent!
Decibel
September 23-Sept 27
Seattle, WA
About: It may be at the end of festival season, but Decibel
is Seattle’s most world-class, high-profile electronic event of the year. This
techno-heavy music festival takes over Seattle’s major venues for four days,
draws over 25,000 people every year, and goes until about 6 a.m. When you’re at
the underground after-hours events, BYOB with style.
DESTINATION FESTIVALS
Electric Daisy
Carnival
June 19-21
Las Vegas, NV
About: This is the ultimate spectacle. Nobody does it bigger
and brighter than Las Vegas, and the Electric Daisy Carnival is no
exception—the ultimate raver destination, this no-sleep weekend will be full of
flashing lights, deep beats, and some of the most elaborate stage designs you’ve
ever seen. Stand out in the crowd with a dazzling LED look.
Pitchfork Music
Festival
July 17-19
Union Park, Chicago IL
About: This music festival is perfect for snobs who still
love pop. All the best indie acts in the country will be featured, and
everything that’s hot and trending will be on stage, so you better look just as
good! You rockers out there can stand out with LED gauges, and our light-up
batons are this generation’s answer to holding your lighter in the air.
Tomorrowland
July 24-26
Boom, Belgium
About: This is the largest electronic music festival in the
world—in 2014, over 400,000 people attended. If you want to be a part of
something spectacular and truly international, this is the perfect destination.
Tomorrowland draws the biggest DJ names in the business, but the underground
acts are the real gems. You’ll be dancing until dawn, so be sure to pack some
LED items that will make the most of your movement on the floor.
Ozora Festival
August 3-9
Ozora, Hungary
About: This picturesque Hungarian village is transformed for
one week a year into the world’s biggest trance and psychedelic music festival.
Camping is free, community is key, and the exchange of artistic ideas reigns
supreme. Use our LEDs when you bike around the countryside, show off your pet,
or go for a swim—this festival is as much about the outdoor exploration and
beautiful pastoral setting as it is about the music.
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I'm a freelance writer who recently started covering
electronic music at the Seattle Weekly. We've never officially met, but I saw
you play to like less than 10 people at an ArtAche a while back, and absolutely
fucking crush it, and saw you again later at the Cockpit. I'd like to write a
feature on you
