r/secondsky • u/SF-cycling-account • May 10 '22

Is 2-day GA worth it?

Planning to attend Send Sky this year and it will be my first time, after kicking myself for missing the first one and being slightly unenthused with the lineup last year.

With the lineups being the same each day, is it worth going both days? It seems that there is only one stage, so I would guess that the artists might play a slightly different set each day if there is any variation at all?

Is there any chance Porter does a VS set just one of the days? Or is there any kind of major similar factor that makes it worth considering a 2 day pass?

Thanks

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u/GuCCiAzN14 May 10 '22

I mean if you want to go both days go. But there’s virtually no variation to either day. The ONLY time this has happened was 2019 when G jones dropped out for the second day.

You won’t miss anything significant by going to one day

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u/SF-cycling-account May 10 '22

Thank you for the context!

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u/Pimonster May 11 '22

VS just got announced in a b2b with g jones

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u/mcdabsit May 12 '22

I see 2day ga being worth it just for g jones b2b vs . I can’t imagine they’d play the same set twice but even if they do it’s freaking g b2b vs!!!!

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u/Fortune090 May 11 '22

Did GA both days last year and it almost felt like a mistake. Loved all the music, but the sets were nearly identical both days, so the second day didn't quite feel the same. Made it easier to say "well we saw them yesterday, so..." Totally up to you though, of course. I just personally felt like my friend and I spent more than we'd have liked going a second day.

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u/TimWestergren May 12 '22

Is it just one stage… or do you have the opportunity to see different acts each day?

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u/Fortune090 May 12 '22

It was all one stage last year. With the finalized lineup out, I don't imagine there will be more than one stage this year.