You're the one on here banging on the festival, the bands and people who attend as unoriginal, and I'm the one on a high-horse.
Sure, makes perfect sense.
Hinterland 2019
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You're the one on here banging on the festival, the bands and people who attend as unoriginal, and I'm the one on a high-horse.
Sure, makes perfect sense.
Was going to check out some Maggie Rogers, then watched this. Will still check her out to at least get familiar with what she sounds like.
I have been rocking Ron Gallo, John Moreland and The Wood Brothers. That day 2 is just untouchable!!!
Didn't think it would be a big deal if I didn't go Friday but I don't think I can skip it now that I've consistently listened to Kacey Musgraves the last few days. I've always liked her stuff but would only catch a song or two here and there and was never blown away or anything. The Grammy hype got me wondering if I was missing something and I definitely was.
Anyone ever volunteered for this event? I'm thinking of volunteering for one of the setup days so I can save a little money on a one day pass for Saturday. Worth it, or just a pain in the ass?
I sent an email to the organizers and just heard back today. I was told that if I put in one eight hour shift it'll get me two single day passes plus parking in the volunteer lot (right next to the box office and main entry) both on the day I volunteer plus whatever day I attend. Up front it seems like a pretty good deal if you have the time. Two single day passes would cost $120 plus fees and surcharges.
Are there any parking options closer than the shuttle parking lot that can be bought if I'm not camping or going all three days?
There's a farm right when you get off I-35 that charges for parking on their property. It's just east of the camping lots, so it's a short 5-10 minute walk to the show grounds and an excellent spot to get out ahead of everyone else when it's time to leave.
As far as I know there is no on-site shuttle service from a lot to the grounds, although it's possible I just haven't noticed them. The only shuttle service I'm aware of is the one that runs back and forth from Southridge to the festival, which I've heard is not such a great experience. Where I'm talking about is a private property just on the other side of the east treeline of the RV lot.
Yeah the field right off of 35 to the east is where you park and then can catch a shuttle bus over to the concert and back after the show. Or you can walk it. We've parked there the last few years. Last year was a ***** getting out of there after the show. Thought I had heard of parking right at the concert that's available if you're willing to pay.
You're right on this. I do know they have parking if you buy the VIP or Saints passes but those are really expensive.
That's where I have parked every year so far. It works out well, and I see the family with kids there every year hanging out/collecting money so it's probably good for them.
