MIAMI (CelebrityAccess MediaWire) — Miami's Langerado Music Festival 2011 is a no-go, marking the third year in a row that the music festival didn't get off the ground.
Set for Oct. 8-9, the festival had a lineup with a list of headliners that included Death Cab for Cutie, Arctic Monkeys, Ben Harper, The Trey Anastasio Band, Ween and Thievery Corporation. Tickets for the two day event were $75 dollars.
A message on the festival's website read: "Boros Entertainment has regretfully cancelled Langerado" and provided details on how to obtain a ticket refund.
While the festival promoters have not offered a reason for this year's cancellation, the festival has drawn criticism from fans for the 2009 change of venue to Markham Park in Sunrise, a smaller site than its previous location at Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation in the Everglades.
The move sparked a vocal backlash from fans, particularly when it was discovered that Markham Park only offered 88 camping spots, where Big Cypruss had extensive camping facilities. Ultimately, the 2009 edition of Langerado was canceled.
Ticketholders can get full refunds by calling 888-512-SHOW or by email at: support@fgtcustomerservice.com. – CelebrityAccess Staff Writers
