Cyrus Langhorne
The upcoming Coachella music festival is going to have more security than past years. New reports claim the annual star-studded two-weekend concert series will have added law enforcement present to avoid any potential massacre scenarios.
According to a report, Coachella organizers aren’t taking any chances of extreme violences happening next month.
If, God forbid, something does happen, first responders will be ready with tourniquets and other medical equipment to prevent massive blood loss. There will also be intensive surveillance, especially with drones that will blanket the festival grounds … eyeing people and packages that look ominous. There will also be tried-and-true forms of security, such as metal detectors and pat-downs. And the mantra of the festival is what has become the mantra everywhere … “See something, say something.” (TMZ)
Earlier this month, headliner Beyoncé hyped up fans about getting her body right for her Coachella shows.
Back in January, Coachella managed to sell out in less than an hour.
The Weekend One general admission passes, which go for $429, were sold out in about 35 minutes, while the GA plus shuttle, which go for $504, sold out in about an hour. Weekend Two passes also went fast. General admission has also already sold out. (Desert Sun)
My little blue man and I are getting closer. #Coachella pic.twitter.com/VKVDdBo84y
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