American music festivals

American music festivals are large events where multiple artists perform across various genres, often attracting thousands of attendees. They typically span one or more days and feature stages, food vendors, art installations, and interactive experiences. These festivals celebrate musical diversity, foster community, and provide immersive environments for fans to enjoy live performances, discover new artists, and connect with others. Popular examples include Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo. They often reflect regional cultures or musical trends, offering a unique blend of entertainment, atmosphere, and social gathering in a festive outdoor setting.