Music Festivals

Genre: Music

Get coverage of the country’s biggest music festivals including SXSW, Coachella, Bonnaroo, Warped Tour, Lollapalooza and Voodoo Experience.

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Stream all 19 episodes of Music Festivals (1 season) on Fuse+, starting at $2.99/month. Watch at fuse.tv and in the Fuse+ app on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, iOS, Android and web browsers.

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  1. State Champs, Tonight Alive & More Recall The Craziest Thing Seen At Warped Tour

    The Color Morale, State Champs, Mayday Parade and Tonight Alive all shared their memories, which includes a lot of nudity and public defecation.

  2. State Champs, Tonight Alive & More Recall the Craziest Thing Seen at Warped Tour

    One festival memory features...a naked man? State Champs, Tonight Alive and more look back on the craziest things they've seen at Warped Tour.

  3. Third Eye Blind Talk "Cop vs. Phone Girl" At Lollapalooza 2016

    Hot off "one of the best festival sets we've ever had," Stephan Jenkins walked through his feelings about Lolla, his band's upcoming EP We Are Drugs and the new #BlackLivesMatter-referencing song "Cop vs. Phone Girl."

  4. Lollapalooza Changed Griz’s Life

    Griz is no Lollapalooza newb, saying that his first time “rocked my world.”

  5. Big Gigantic Talk About Guest Features On Upcoming Album

    Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salkin, the dudes behind Big Gigantic, are super excited about their forthcoming album release. The two sat down backstage at Lollapalooza 2016 to talk about the guest features they have planned.

  6. Martin Garrix Talks His Collaboration with Bebe Rexha at Lollapalooza

    Martin Garrix surprised fans by bringing out Bebe Rexha for their newly-released "In The Name of Love" collaboration.

  7. Mutemath Share A Story About A Festival Streaker

    Prior to the New Orleans rockers' exciting set, they recalled a funny memory backstage.

  8. PVRIS Are Recording New Music In A Haunted Church

    Frontwoman Lynn Gunn chats about their new album, White Noise, and the band's strict art policy.

  9. The Wombats' Matthew Murphy Talks Finding Success In The States

    The Wombats have been around for quite a while now, but according to frontman Matthew Murphy, the band is finally starting to accrue success in the states.

  10. Two Door Cinema Club On The Vibe At Festivals

    While at Bonnaroo 2016, Two Door Cinema Club spoke about the atmosphere that is brought to festivals.

  11. Keys N Krates On Making New Fans At Festivals

    As Keys N Krates explain, they didn’t expect a lot of people to know who they were at Bonnaroo 2016.

  12. The Internet Talk About Bringing Energy To Festival Shows

    They reveal what they're doing in the meanwhile of their next album release.

  13. The Chainsmokers like to keep their performances fresh

    The duo talk about their insane year and new music during an interview at Bonnaroo 2016.

  14. Daughter Talk About Bonnaroo First Impressions and Playing New Material

    Elena Tonra and Igor Haefeli of the indie folk band Daughter chatted about their first-time Roo experience.

  15. Streetlight Circus Give Festival Tips at Rock 'N Derby 2016

    The hard rock band talk about checking out new acts and trying our new songs at the festival.

  16. Sweden's Avatar Talk About Being Vampires at Rock ’N Derby

    Swedish metal band Avatar talk new music and being vampires at the 2016 Rock 'N Derby festival.

  17. Coachella 2014: How AFI Bring 'Burials' to Life

    Frontman Davey Havok chats with Jack Osbourne at Coachella about the band's busy year

  18. Festivals: SXSW 2013: Twenty One Pilots and Paramore are BFFs

    Pop duo Twenty One Pilots bumped into labelmates Paramore (also on Fueled by Ramen) for the first time at SXSW, and it sounds like they're in love. Get in line, guys

  19. Perry Farrell "Lollapalooza Plans to Trump the Tupac Hologram": Festivals:Lollapalooza

    The Lollapalooza creator tells Fuse who he's most excited to see at this weekend's festival and how Lolla's lineup will one-up Coachella's hologram surprise

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where can I watch Music Festivals?

Stream all 19 episodes of Music Festivals (1 season) on Fuse+, starting at $2.99/month. Watch at fuse.tv and in the Fuse+ app on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, iOS, Android and web browsers.

How many seasons and episodes of Music Festivals are there?

Music Festivals has 1 season and 19 episodes on Fuse+.

What is Music Festivals about?

Get coverage of the country’s biggest music festivals including SXSW, Coachella, Bonnaroo, Warped Tour, Lollapalooza and Voodoo Experience.

Can I watch Music Festivals for free?

Yes. The first episode of Music Festivals is free to watch on Fuse. Stream the full series on Fuse+, starting at $2.99/month.

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