Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Canceled Due to Hurricane Damage
Organizers canceled the inaugural Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica shortly before its debut due to beach erosion caused by Hurricane Marie. Officials stated the venue could no longer be safely held as planned following the storm's impact.
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Ocean Way Festival Featuring Killers, Olivia Dean and Jack White Is Canceled, as Santa Monica Blames Beach Damage From Hurricane Forces
Ocean Way is going away, at least for a year. Goldenvoice’s inaugural Ocean Way Festival, which was scheduled to take place on the beach in Santa Monica Sept. 26-27, has been called off, with city officials saying the culprit is erosion along the shore caused by recent hurricane-level forces off the coast. A statement from […]
By Chris Willman
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"Storm surf and runoff has caused significant beach erosion and the festival can no longer be safely held as planned," the festival said.
By Ethan Millman
Read full article →Ocean Way Festival Canceled In Santa Monica Due To Beach Erosion & “Can No Longer Be Safely Held As Planned”
Ocean Way Festival has been canceled because of beach erosion caused by Hurricane Marie. The two-day festival was scheduled for Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27, with headliners The Killers and Olivia Dean, along with artists like Jack White, Sublime, Alvvays, Khruangbin, Durand Jones & The Indications, and Hiatus Kaiyote. “Due to the impacts […]
By Armando Tinoco
Read full article →Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Cancels Inaugural Event Due to Hurricane Marie
Organizers said that storm surf and runoff caused significant beach erosion, making it no longer safe for the fest to continue
By Charisma Madarang
Read full article →Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Canceled Weeks Before Planned Debut
The debut festival from Coachella promoter Goldenvoice, scheduled to take place Sept. 26-27, was canceled due to hurricane damage.
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