10 Interesting Fact About Famous music festival organizers

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• Michael Eavis, founder of the Glastonbury Festival, was once a cattle breeder who decided to start the music festival to revive the local community.
• Coachella, one of the most famous music festivals in the world, was first held in 1999 and only displayed a small number of indie bands.
• Burning Man Music Festival was held at Black Rock Desert, Nevada, and began as a small event which was only attended by a few friends in 1986.
• Founder of the Lolapalooza Music Festival, Perry Farrell, is the vocalist of the band Janes Addiction.
• Bonnaroo Music Festival is held on a farm in Tennessee and the name of the festival comes from the word Creole which means it's fine.
• Coachella music festival makes more money than other music festivals in the United States, with an income of around $ 114 million in 2017.
• Electric Music Festival Daisy Carnival (EDC) is held in various places around the world and features some of the best electronic artists in the world.
• Woodstock music festival founder, Michael Lang, also produces some of the most famous concerts in the world, including The Rolling Stones concert in Altamont Speedway in 1969.
• Ultra Music Festival in Miami began as a one -day event in 1999 and is now the largest electronic music festival in the world with more than 165,000 visitors.
• Founder of Coachella Music Festival, Paul Tollett, chose the location of the festival very carefully and calculated natural lighting, stage placement, and visitor comfort.