Does Colorado Have a Mega Music Festival Curse?
When Colorado's Arise Music Festival bit the dust in May, it joined a long list of vanquished predecessors. Is there a music festival curse?
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When Colorado's Arise Music Festival bit the dust in May, it joined a long list of vanquished predecessors. Is there a music festival curse?
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Luke Comer, producer of the cancelled Arise music festival may be 'done working with Pueblo County' but he isn't selling his $3 million property.
The embattled festival was denied a special events permit in Larimer County two years ago, pushing its organizer to try his luck in Southern Colorado
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