San Francisco exciting festival, Outside Lands, just revealed its daily schedule for each of its three days; August 5th through the 7th. You can view the entire schedule by clicking here. This year’s lineup is highly anticipated with legendary headliners including Lionel Richie, Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem, and Lana Del Ray.
Streaming Available for Music Fans
The incredible experience that Outside Lands offers is no secret. The festival’s tickets sold out almost immediately for the 6th year in a row. To accommodate more music lovers who could not get ahold of the prized tickets, the festival announced that it is teaming with go90 to stream parts of the experience. Go90 will be streaming exclusive live footage from San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Viewers can enjoy the live stream each day of the festival at 4pm, PST. The service will stream Grimes, Duran Duran, J.Cole, and 33 other talented artists’ performances . This service will enable viewers to have access special behind-the-scenes footage from the comfort of home.
To watch the live stream, download the “go90” app on the App Store of Google Play.
The festival and go90 proudly announce their partnership
What to Expect when Streaming Outside Lands
Outside Lands and go90 are thrilled to enable access to streaming of live performances on three of the festival’s main stages: Lands End, Twin Peaks, and Sutro. Additionally, the live stream coverage will be similar that of a “Game Day” style broadcast. Viewers will have an authentic feel for the ambiance on the ground. Moreover, music performances are not the only thing exciting about the go90 streaming service. Media partners and live correspondents in the festival will report on highlights of the festival’s food, technology, fashion and other talents. You can access festival perspectives from elite news services such as The Huffington Post, New Form Digital Talent, Elite Daily, and Complex through go90’s exclusive streaming service.
Other live streams will be available at outsidelands.com, go90.com, and aol.com.
FestPop San Francisco Staff Writer Mandy Losk
