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It's too early to tell whether or not I will be attending; it all depends if I am living here or back in Reno. With that line up, I definitely don't want to miss it.

I'd love to attend Stella Natura, but being on the east coast makes it very difficult for me to be able to.

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Has anyone here attended this before? I'm seriously considered making the trip out after visiting the campgrounds last weekend for another festival but I had a few reservations now. This weekend's fest was run pretty poorly. The sound was awful for just about every band but the headliner on the second day, a bunch of the locals working the show just got drunk and tried to fight/stab the concert goers, the sound guys walked off the job about half way through the first day, and all the bands ran out of order of the posted set times and sometimes as often as 4-5 hours later than they were supposed to with some bands not taking the stage until well past 3am. I don't believe it's the same person behind both shows (nor that all this was necessarily his fault) but I'm not sure whether it's the same crew they bring back for all events there or what. Any info would be appreciated.

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This all sounds just awful.

All comparatively minor problems if you weren't in the middle of it and anybody not playing on the back half of the first day wouldn't have been too affected by most of the technical issues. The drunk cowboy SECURITY GUARD threatening to stab my guitar player, trying to push my other guitar player in our fire pit and getting rapey with our friends was bullshit though. I heard the locals working the fest were recommended by somebody in the area that also uses them so I'm curious to know whether its the Stella Natura guys and I'd have to endure them again

I have never been to Stella but thinking of it this year. I have heard nothing but good things about the way the run the event, just be cool with sitting through neofolk and dark ambient/noise/drone ect. as it is not a total metal festival (or go hiking during those sets or something). I found a bunch of videos of performances from past years and it sounds like the sound is pretty good. Check this Mournful congregation one out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pjtCky7VZ8

Looks pretty professional with the sound/lights ect.

They hire volunteers in exchange for (I think) free tickets, so they are people who have an interest in making the event go well. I don't think you have anything to worry about for this fest.