The Langerado Music Festival will move to Floridas Big Cypress Indian Reservation for its sixth installment this spring. The event will take place from March 6-9 at the famed venue, best known for hosting Phish’s New Years Eve performance in December of 1999. Langerados new location will allow the festival to host onsite late night shows and greatly expanded its camping options. Big Cypress is located approximately 30 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale and hotel/shuttle packages will be made available. The festivals lineup will be announced on November 8.
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