So now that half of the headliners have been revealed, The Bamboozle Festival announcements will start to roll in. Three day passes and V.I.P. bundles are on sale now, and single day tickets will be available for purchase sometime mid January. The line up is said to be the biggest and best Bamboozle can offer their fans for the ten year anniversary. I do want to state this: if a line up announcement is not made via the festival's website or twitter(specifically @bamboozlepress) do not consider it official. Look to those two spots for confirmations on any speculation.
After gaining 500 followers on their twitter last night, John D and The Bamboozle Festival released episode one of The Gursky Project. The Gursky Project is a documentary showing fans all the behind the scenes effort that is going on for this year's festival. John D met Sam Gursky in early 2011 and the two decided to work together on this project. Every two-three weeks the festival will launch a new episode. The project gives a better look into what really goes on to set up the festival and who is involved in what areas. Also, the video may provide some hints and clues to acts not yet announced for the festival.
Watch the video below or on the original website:
The Gursky Project - Episode 01: Greetings From Asbury Park from The Bamboozle Festival on Vimeo.
The Gursky Project - Episode 01: Greetings From Asbury Park from The Bamboozle Festival on Vimeo.
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