Kochilla is a golden opportunity for artists, but some festivals fans are wondering: from everything?

When the fans buy their tickets to Coachella, the iconic music festival that draws the stars set and the crowds of influences that look forward to bending their social media in the California desert, they may not think about where they will be on while waiting for entry.

However, this is exactly what some people who pushed to stop their cars and their camp are struggling with the end of last week, as the fans have long informed the festival’s land at the Empire Polo Club in Indo, California.

The Tiktok @notliss user published that her group was waiting for their cars for 10 hours, describing it as “inhuman”.

“People use the bathroom behind bushes like animals, and they paid more than $ 600 (the United States) to be here,” she said. Thursday video.

For the fans who made a trip to Kochilla, this was just a first obstacle, as the attendees informed that food options were already more expensive than usual. This, in addition to complaints about the lukewarm responses from the fans who watch the live broadcast and some of the musicians themselves, many ask: only who is Kochilla: artists, festivals or fans who watch from the house?

A stage for the stars established and high

Coachella is easily one of the largest music festivals in the world, known to attract some of the most famous names in music that transmits some shows that fit with the eye.

This year, which started his first weekend last Friday with “Lady Gaga”, will continue on the next weekend through offers of firm works such as Missy Elliott, Post Malone, Megan You Stallion, Charli XcX, Green Day and Travis Scott, among countless others.

For increased gangs such as beaches and peaks, two Kandian groups for the first time in Kochilla this year as part of the main collection, the festival remains an exciting opportunity.

Coachella has always been “a bucket list”, for Jordan Miller, the head of the rock headquarters in Toronto.

“If you are really great, you’ll play Cochilla,” she told CBC News. “Thus we grew up with dreams to do so.”

With a new album, No difficult feelingsIt is scheduled to be released in August, the band behind 2023 Blame on Brett They were happy to bring their voice to us fans.

During their collection on Sunday, the beaches showed a sudden guest – the Australian artist G Flip, who helped write their new individual song, The last girls in the party.

The sudden guest is Coachella Staple: Charli XCX Foot with Troye Sivan, Lorde and Billie Eilish; The cute queen took the stage with Megan to you stallion. In a speech urged the crowd to stand in front of the administration of US President Donald Trump and “the struggle for justice”.

Some caviar on your nuggets?

Tops, a Forbob from Montreal, was close to arresting Kochilla, but never achieved-until this year.

“It has been said that it might happen several times and I never believed it,” said guitarist David Carrier. The band said it was very excited to play new music with Coachella Growds, annoying to release a new song in the next few weeks.

Although two members of the band had attended the festival before as fans, it was completely new to Carriere and the lead singer Jane Benny, who said he “excels on the price scale, unless he was booked as an artist to attend Kochilla, to be honest.”

Tickets to Coachella begin with about $ 539 ($ 752 of CDN) for the general acceptance of a weekend, and can reach more than $ 1,199 ($ ​​1,673 CDN) for VIP passes.

This is not a worker in food or drinks.

Although the restricted menu elements such as the caviar chicken nuggets for $ 100 from the United States and the luxurious omakase experience emanating sponsored by Chef Nobo Matsuhisa-it seems that the theft of $ 350 for every person-it seems that it enhances the perception that Kochilla is less than just a music festival and more than just wealthy people, and even eating normal food on its display.

“The food has always been costly, but I am going to my favorite and favorable stances that return to the festival every year and suddenly not 7 dollars, it’s 9 dollars,” said Christie Cook, an influential person who has attended every Kochilla since 2017.

Cook, who runs Spill Sesh, told a series reports on pop culture, CBC News that this year, he bought a friend of a “small sandwich” costing $ 27.

“It’s crazy.”

Live or live broadcast?

There was another sign of the separation between the festivals and music festival is the lukewarm reaction to some of the biggest names in music. Cook, who says she enjoyed her time at this year’s festival in general, stated that she was surprised not to dance during the Lady Gaga group, despite the active creative performance that quickly got praise online.

This is because her performance was broadcast on YouTube in Kochilla. It has been provided since 2011, but it has become a greater part of the event in the past few years.

Cook says that some artists take the live broadcast into their performance, with the aim of creating a viral moments that revolve outside the festival.

“I definitely think it’s more than just those present that all of this is,” she said.

Benny notes that the live broadcast was one of the things that made Cochilla a “good opportunity” to Tops.

“We have a lot of friends and fans, like us,” she said.

But the live broadcast did not subscribe to the fading fans of Kochilla – many who watched online commented that the crowds are not a sensation as they believe they will be in the presence.

Even artists join the shade. Singer Benson Bon, legendary guitarist Brian May, brought Cochlla during his performance. Later Tick He pretended to be a reaction to a silent audience, he wrote: “I am trying to get the crowd in Kochilla to understand what the absolute legend Brian May and the cultural influence that had music and the world had.”

Cook says that the complaint from Kochilla is part of the experience, because everyone wants to participate in this moments of pop culture.

“It is a kind of fun of everything, because it creates a conversation and loves people to talk about things.”

Some complaints about the festival are higher classes. Toronto DJ Bambi, who was invited to perform at the Du Kochilla laboratory stage last Friday, participated in the Instagram story during the weekend, during her collection, the equipment was “broken”, and that the artist before her had warned her of that. She felt that Kochilla should take over the “minimum” work equipment, bearing in mind that she did not pay for her appearance.

“It is safe to assume that we were greater artists in the main stage, this issue was identified earlier during the day of the show.”

CBC News contacted Coachella to comment, but she has not heard in time to post.

The criticisms that the festival is very expensive and a little tilted to the names of celebrities and influencers, “fair”, according to Miller in the beaches – but it says that she was also seen in other festivals trying to benefit from directions. For her, accessing new crowds makes it worth it.

She said: “It is still an incredibly common musical festival, and regardless of the reason why people attend, it can be a great opportunity to get your name and band in front of new people.”

“It was disturbed at the end of the day.”