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]]>This all-female festival was initially scheduled to take place in June, but it ended up being rescheduled to August 18th after a couple of delays. Cat Power and Courtney Love headlined the event alongside Li, and the lineup also included rising stars Megan Thee Stallion, Sophie, and Cupcakke.
In addition to featuring female performers, this festival was organized by the I Follow Rivers singer and her friend Yola Jimenez and also welcomed women chefs, mixologists, artists, and speakers.
Lykke Li made it clear it was never an attempt to exclude anyone, but to put the emphasis on amazing work created by female artists. “I definitely want to emphasize that this is a festival where we highlight women, but it’s not a festival for only women. This is really a place to connect… I think so much in the world now is about technology and disconnection, so [this is] just a place to be present,” Li told Rolling Stone.
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]]>The inaugural YOLA Fest will be taking place on June 8 in the Los Angeles State Historic Park. It’s been described as a “celebration of the arts, culture
Swedish musician Lykke Li will be in charge of headlining this amazing musical event, but she’s not the only big name on the ticket. Lineup also includes Charli XCX, Cat Power and Courtney Love.
More artists are yet to be announced, and we can’t wait to see how this festival develops in the future. We’re really hoping it’s not a one-time thing since it actually supports a pretty noble cause. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Downtown Women’s Center in Los Angeles.
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]]>The post Lykke Li Dishes About the All-Female YOLA Fest appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This all-female festival was initially scheduled to take place in June, but it ended up being rescheduled to August 18th after a couple of delays. Cat Power and Courtney Love headlined the event alongside Li, and the lineup also included rising stars Megan Thee Stallion, Sophie, and Cupcakke.
In addition to featuring female performers, this festival was organized by the I Follow Rivers singer and her friend Yola Jimenez and also welcomed women chefs, mixologists, artists, and speakers.
Lykke Li made it clear it was never an attempt to exclude anyone, but to put the emphasis on amazing work created by female artists. “I definitely want to emphasize that this is a festival where we highlight women, but it’s not a festival for only women. This is really a place to connect… I think so much in the world now is about technology and disconnection, so [this is] just a place to be present,” Li told Rolling Stone.
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]]>The post First Ever YOLA Fest Will Feature an All-Female Lineup appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The inaugural YOLA Fest will be taking place on June 8 in the Los Angeles State Historic Park. It’s been described as a “celebration of the arts, culture
Swedish musician Lykke Li will be in charge of headlining this amazing musical event, but she’s not the only big name on the ticket. Lineup also includes Charli XCX, Cat Power and Courtney Love.
More artists are yet to be announced, and we can’t wait to see how this festival develops in the future. We’re really hoping it’s not a one-time thing since it actually supports a pretty noble cause. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Downtown Women’s Center in Los Angeles.
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