• Wakarusa 2013

    jane rose Posted On April 12, 2013
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    “Wakarusa- 1. where music meets mother nature 2. the reason for the other 361 days” After going to this festival for the first time in 2012, I quickly learned how right on this definition was. Wakarusa has it all, great music, beautiful scenery,  wonderful people and good vibes all around. The diversity in the Wakarusa lineup is always perfect, there is guarenteed going to be something that hits the ears just right. I have been waiting for Waka 2013 since last years festival. It will turn out to be a wild party up on the mountain for the fifteenth anniversary. Personally, I am very excited for Widespread Panic among many others but they hold a special spot in my heart. Widespread was the first show I had ever seen at a festival a few years ago at All Good so I love seeing them everychance I get and even more so when they are at festivals. I would love to be able to share this years experience with everyone and hopefully inspire many to go out and live it first hand next time! I love being able to express myself through writing and photography. I have a laptop where I do all of my photo editing on and have reliable transportation to get to the festival. I would love to be given this opportunity to go do something I love and share the good music with everyone. I guarentee I won’t disappoint if chosen 🙂




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