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Orange You Glad Music Festival

Orange You Glad Music Festival

Orange You Glad Music Festival returns in spring 2012 with a four-day festival in Orlando, FL from MARCH 8-11. Each day will transport concertgoers to a different area of the city, meaning you’re not only sampling the sounds of more than 60 national, and local acts, but you’re also enjoying a taste of each of Orlando’s finest venues, rotating between concert halls, pubs, coffee shops, record stores and more. Featuring music headliner CULTS, performing their critically-acclaimed, self-titled debut, comedy headliner EVERYTHING IS TERRIBLE!, touring with a new show and full-length film, and notable local and regional acts Hundred Waters, Saskatchewan, and Great Deceivers, Orange You Glad, in its quirky, reverent way, concocts a perfect mash-up of what’s relevant to Orlando show-goers at an affordable price. In addition, vendors, artists and food trucks will populate the parking lots for between-show action and enticements.”

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Pre-Party Downtown

March

07

Wednesday

Individual Pass: $8
Lineup: Grimes, Born Gold, Michael Parallax

Please read and review the Orange You Glad Fest ticketing terms and conditions before purchasing your passes.

Mills / 50 District

March

08

Thursday

Individual Pass: $7
Lineup: Everything is Terrible!, The Pauses, Centuries, Snotty Kids, Knight Hits

Brasky Endorses: Everything is Terrible!

The Milk District

March

09

Friday

Individual Pass: $15
Lineup: Cults, Spectrals, Mrs. Magician

Brasky Endorses: Cults

Mills / 50 District

March

10

Saturday

Audubon Park

March

11

Sunday

Individual Pass: $10
Lineup: Tennis, Fake Problems, How Dare You, Hospitality, Deleted Scenes, The Attack, Doldrums, Surfin Sef, Out Go the Lights, Zambri, Trails, XXYYXX, Fortune Howl, Grant

Brasky Endorses: Tennis, XXYYXX

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RIP Langerado

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