Stagecoach Festival Evacuated Due to High Winds

It's April 26, from chart to breaking drops.

This is Music News today, powered by AI.

High winds hit the Stage Coach Festival hard on Saturday night, forcing 75,000 to 80,000

fans to evacuate the site around 7.

46 PM organizers sent out an alert on the app, telling everyone to head to their cars or

say spots outside for protection.

Marshmello was just 15 minutes into his D-Day set at the Honkyton 10 when lights flipped

on and speakers blared evacuation orders.

Over by the T-Mobile Main Stage, crowds waiting for journey saw huge emergency signs light

up, with staff directing folks to the nearest exits, some, hopping on shuttles while others

walked out.

Fans were furious online, flooding the Stage Coach Instagram, with complaints about

confusing announcements and shuttles that seemed to send people home, for good.

Many said they couldn't get back in quick enough, turning a fun night into total chaos.

By 9.37 PM, the all clear came through.

They were back open, bumping the end time to 1 a.m. instead of 11.55 p.m. with.

New slots for Laney Wilson and Pibble, but journey got scratched entirely.

Safety first kept things from getting worse, and the party kicked back up late, leaving

festival vets buzzing about how wild weather can shut down, even the biggest shows.