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Sneaking Into Outside Lands WON’T BE EASY This Year: Going Over or Under the Fence Gets Lots Harder
TweetBack in the day, back in the aughts, all you had to deal with was one line of eight-foot cyclone fencing in order to get into Outside Lands. You had to go under or over. Here’s UNDER. See how that works? Easy peasy. Click to expand – well there’s the problem: No bottom tension wire on the chain [...]
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Outside Lands 2010 Recap: 80,000 Attendees This Year, if You Count the Fence Hoppers
Outside Lands 2010 was the smallest in the short history of OL - the count is pegged at 70-something thousand or 80,000 if you include the fence jumpers and tunnelers. And five more makes it 80,000: Click to expand Here are all the ... Read Post
Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival Off to a Lackluster Start: New Fencing, More Cops
TweetOh, it’s illegal to sneak into Outside Lands 2011? That’s what they’re saying. Wow. So choose wisely: “Think I’m gna drop a stamp and sneak into outside lands to catch phish. Wussap?” “Bouts to sneak the fuck into outside lands... Read Post
Sneaking In to Outside Lands 2010 – People are Going Under the Wire Already
I’ll tell you, that eight-foot cyclone fence surrounding the 2010 Outside Lands music festival looks impressive at first, but already there’s evidence of fans going over the wire, under the wire and through the wire. Here’s the sce... Read Post