For a scenic and rustic music festival experience, Sasquatch! in Quincy, Wash., is just the event to check out. This show was created for the love of music and support of local arts and has grown without being too big like other summer festivals. The event draws hundreds of thousands of music lovers each year for three days to camp out and see live music.
The stage, located in The Gorge Amphitheatre, is a unique and scenic way to take in a show. With the audience on a large hill overlooking the stage below and the amazing views of the mountains and sunset behind the stage, there is a lot to see and hear at this long weekend event.
Beginning Memorial Day weekend, many festivalgoers will camp out the day before the event and be there when the festival begins May 27 and stay through May 30. The festival was intended to showcase local talent and grew into a well-respected, outdoor music experience to kick off the summer.
This year, the lineup includes great talent in the music and comedy world, including The Cure, Major Lazer, Alabama Shakes, X Ambassadors, Lucas Bros, Lauren Lapkus, Natasha Leggero, Moshe Kasher, Todd Barry and many more.
With few accommodations in the area, camping is generally the only way to stay at Sasquatch! Tickets sell fast at $350 a person and include the entire three-day festival as well as parking. The Washington terrain and views will be enough to draw tourists, so having great live music is an added bonus.
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