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Worried about getting prepared for Coachella? Perhaps Coachella's worried about you, too. The folks behind the festival debuted their inaugural online magazine, Coachella Digital, this month.
Besides the obvious disadvantage of waiting for some pages to load, it overall looks pretty decent, among other things, featuring a story and some cool blurry photos on My Bloody Valentine. Along with some other band profiles, its 40 pages also include general festival stuff from around the globe, music reviews, a fan-submitted photo montage and more.
Coachella goes down April 17-19 in Indio, Calif., and will include performances by about 100 artists, including The Black Keys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Paul Weller and TV on the Radio.
Related links:
CoachellaDigital.com
Coachella.com
News: Actual Coachella 2009 line-up announced
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