Try to go look at some art, hang at a stage, or explore the festival grounds instead of playing on your phone. Going to a music festival alone can be intimidating, especially if it's your first time. When you're at a festival alone it's like everyone else knows each other, all of them, but you. YOUTUBE: Before we get to the actual tips, I highly recommend watching live videos of the music festival, or artists you are excited to see or attend. Check out all the stages, check out the vendors, activities and more.
TourHero is a social travel platform that enables you to travel with like-minded people and fall in love with the journey. Thanks to my solo festival experience, I know making new friends starts with a simple conversation, that I don't need anyone else to have an unforgettable experience and that nothing cements a new connection like watching the sunrise stumbling back to your tent. One point that I didn't touch on in this article was festival cleanliness and hygiene. Flying to Ultra alone will feel like a sluggish adventure since true crime podcasts will replace your sequin-covered chums. You see it and think to yourself "Yep, where and when can I get my ticket? " I just went about my business seeing more bands than I probably did at all the music festivals I've been to before put together, checking out every corner of the festival and doing exactly as I pleased. It can really be a life-changing experience, the best kind! If it is free camping (you can camp anywhere), try to find a spot next to a fun-looking or social group who are sitting around or playing music. Make A Ton of New Friends. You decide where you want to go and when you want to go! And damn, is it magical. Every time I go to a festival alone, I end up having such an amazing adventure that makes a lot of memories. I planned on locking my tent with it at all time. I had a great time on my own at Latitude Festival but if you're the only one from your crew that wants to go to a particular one, and the thought of it wracks your nerves,, don't let that stop you.
You are dying to see your favorite artist, but don't want to go alone. For that reason, it's best to have your own pack of travel-sized tissue paper or baby wipes handy to keep yourself clean! We picked up more revelers who were just as keen to be friends. Here are some quick music festival conversation starters: - Who are they looking forward to seeing the most? I didn't plan it, but this ended up being my strategy. And if that is the case, we just intervene by telling the girl to go to the other side of our group, so we are between her and the threat, it's just that easy.
Appreciate the solo aspect. Important things happen in Pacific Northwest nightlife, and DMNW will send you alerts! What's their favorite stage/type of music? Since you won't have a constant group of friends, make sure your phone is charged (or you have an external charger). That is not cool, we know, but that will totally help limit the number of annoying people. Think of your perfect experience, the things YOU want to do while you're there, the artists YOU want to see… and then do it! If you're a woman who likes to go to parties and raves on your own, it's important to consider the way that you dress. That is one of the first things I will tell you and, it will come off harsh but it's AT THESE FESTIVALS GIVES A SHIT ABOUT YOU.
Go See the Artists YOU Want to See. Most of us get into music festivals because of the impact the music community has had on our lives. By going alone you are much more open to meeting new people, it gives you the possibility even to join groups and make new friends. By that, I mean you can't rely on your festival friends for things like lip balm, portable chargers or toothpaste. When the vibe fits, you'll know. So tell me: after watching the video, can you see anyone who is there alone? You are free, don't hesitate to move to find a great spot.