Movement Festival Detroit evacuated due to severe weather and 17-mile-an-hour winds

Movement Festival Detroit has faced a severe weather storm with a constructive game plan as the festival puts everyone’s safety first.

Detroit’s famous techno festival, Movement Festival, faces weather caution, causing organizers to put everyone’s safety first on the festival’s second day with a social media alert. As a result, attendees evacuate Detroit’s Hart Plaza at 6:43 pm, hoping the severe weather would only delay part of the night.

The anticipating text alert received by festival attendees reads “Attention: Severe weather is heading to Hart Plaza. All attendees must evacuate immediately. Please head to the nearest exit point.” Simultaneously, festival organizers post a weather alert on social media with promising hopes for attendees to stay tuned for thorough updates as the festival continues to monitor the severe weather and prioritize everyone’s safety.

The severe weather over Detroit’s Techno City consists of seventeen-mile-an-hour winds, heavy rain, and daunting thunder. After three hours of severe weather delays, the festival doors reopen after 10 pm. Festival organizers kindly offer pass holders free Sunday reentry to compensate for the festival weather delays.

With just enough time, legendary techno headliners, including Richie Hawtin and 999999999 who are still on call for their performances. Movement Festival successfully closes the festival with Detroit-bred producer Kevin Saunders, and Idris Elba celebrates the successful comeback with those at Pyramid Stage, Movement Festival’s main stage.

Luckily, the Movement Festival still has one more day left to the festival. On Monday, May 27th, the festival’s third day will open its gates at 2 pm and will resume with ease and positivity. 

As scheduled, superstars such as Azzecca, Gorgon City, Honey Dijon, Chris Lake, Indira Paganotto, and Seth Troxler will be performing on the festival’s final day. Moreover, Movement Festival Detroit will bring once-in-a-lifetime back-to-backs including, Boys Noize b2b VTSS, DJ Tennis b2b Gerd Janson, and Tama Sumo b2b Lakuti.

Marz

Yoooo, the homies call me Marz. I am a multidimensional Piscean Latina fairy from Miami-Dade County (no, not Florida). Electronic music has allowed me to appreciate the profound beauty that can be found in finding peace within the chaos. Artists such as Rezz, Skrillex, John Summit, Michael Bibi, and Amtrac blend the two seamlessly, creating a harmonious balance that resonates with me whenever I am on the dancefloor. When I am writing about electronic music, I feel this same balance of peace and chaos moving through me – starting in my hips, filling my heart, and radiating out from my soul.
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