Shock numbers reveal true extent of Bluesfest fallout : vima

Shock numbers reveal true extent of Bluesfest fallout


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It is now more than a fortnight since the first post-coronavirus Australian music festival, Bluesfest 2021, was set to kick off.
For those on the ground, the impact of the shock cancellation of the 32nd year celebration is still ongoing.
The Bluesfest team recently broke down how much the festival fallout cost them:
2500 WORKERS
140+ trucks and flat-beds, 80+ semi-trailers, 72 lighting towers, 42 generators all went into building the Byron Events Farm site that never got used.
19,500 CHAIRS
The chairs were trucked in and laid out, then repacked and trucked out before the festival could even start.
500 LANTERNS
10km of wiring, all strung by hand, were never used.

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