Disorderly Fest Weekend Two Headlined by The Strokes, Manchester Orchestra and The National
The first weekend of the inaugural Disorderly Fest was a massive success. Thousands of people flocked to the virtual venue, maintaining a six foot perimeter at all times, and we celebrated some of the world’s most entertaining live performers. Well lucky for us, there’s still four Fridays to go. This is weekend two of the Disorderly Fest. Let’s dive in.
Now as any festival goer knows, the weather doesn’t always cooperate; an unfortunate pitfall of planning a large-scale outdoor event. Not to worry! Here at the Disorderly Fest, we have a fully indoor stage allowing our guests to stay dry while enjoying the show.
First to the stage, a fantastic band out of Wales. Make some noise for Catfish and the Bottlemen:
Some of the best songwriters out there right now and a perfect way to kick off the weekend. And good news! The rain has slowed to a drizzle and it’s looking like the second half of the day will be able to proceed on the outdoor stage. But before we make a mad dash to the front row, let’s catch one more band at the indoor venue.
Manchester Orchestra is one of the bands that sound great on the album but even better live. They just seem to kick things up a notch in front of a live audience. I’ve been looking forward to this set all day!
Quick, we’ve only got 15 minutes until The National! Damn these tight schedules! The crowd is starting to fill out but I heard there’s some room next to the tent with all the audio equipment. Meet me there.
Alright it’s been a great day of music, even with the spotty weather earlier in the day. But let’s be honest, we bought the tickets for one reason. The headliner. I’ve seen this band before, but whenever they pop up on a festival lineup, you can count on me to be there.
And don’t worry EDM fans, we didn’t forget about you. In the electric tent tonight, we’ve got one of the most upbeat and uplifting DJs in the world. If you’re looking for something to smile about these days, Kygo is your man. Now get out there and dance.
