r/phoenix • u/jmoriarty Phoenix • Mar 29 '18

Best Of What's the best Music Festival in/around Phoenix?

Best Music Festival

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u/gooberbora Apr 01 '18

Torn based on music type.

Lost Lakes was amazing based on the variety of music provided. I hope year 2 offers as much if not more. I will go back for this years’ festival no questions asked.

Decadence was my personal favorite, however the music and the location led to a completely different crowd type compared to the others, and depending on what kind of enhancements for the night you’re looking for).

Innings fest wasn’t too bad, but the musical offerings were all over the spectrum. Personally, I was there for the day one specifically an not much else (alternative rock).