Dogepalooza, a Dogecoin Music Festival, Will Take Place This Fall
Here’s everything we know about the event so far.
Dogepalooza, a Dogecoin music festival named after Lollapalooza, is set to take place this fall.
Based on the meme cryptocurrency backed by Elon Musk, the upcoming event is “specially designed as an innovative fun way to bring the Doge community together to share their passion and love for Dogecoin,” as explained on its official website. In addition to the festival itself, the Dogecoin community aims to “give back to the community by supporting and donating [proceeds] to both local and national charities.”
Although the full lineup has yet to be announced, the “global celebration and movement of: Do Only Good Everyday (DOGE)” will feature legendary musician Dionne Warwick, who will sing her Grammy Award-winning song “That’s What Friends Are For.” Producer Damon Elliot and pianist Chloe Flower will also take the stage at the event. Along with live performances, Dogepalooza will include food and drinks, merch, vendors, charities and educational resources on Dogecoin.
The inaugural Dogepalooza music festival is slated for October 9 at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas. You can purchase tickets online now.
