Aussies give this weekend’s Movement festival some love from Down Under
This years electronic music festival – Movement – has grown in ticket
sales and volunteers. To say the least, it’s not small. So, it’s no
wonder the aussies are picking up the scent. A Web site from down under
– inthemix.com.au – did a small heads up on the festival.
This years electronic music festival – Movement – has grown in ticket sales and volunteers. To say the least, it’s not small. So, it’s no wonder the aussies are picking up the scent. A Web site from down under – inthemix.com.au – did a small heads up on the festival.
Excerpt:
It’ll take place over the Memorial Day weekend of May 24th-26th at Hart
Plaza, deep in the Motor City. Known worldwide as the city that founded
modern electronic music, the festival aims to “accelerate and
accentuate all the best of what Detroit has to offer the world, and
that includes: artists, events, destinations, and all forms of cultural
enrichment.”
Read the entire article here.
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