Elements Music & Arts Festival delays day one entry as severe weather strikes

Elements Festival has been battling severe weather postponing start of the party.

Elements Music & Arts Festival has delayed day one entry as severe weather strikes. In an effort to salvage the weekend, the event organizers have made the difficult choice to delete a day from the weekend. As wind and rain ravage the grounds, the festival has made ongoing announcements about the status of reentry.

Moreover, as some festival-goers have already arrived, Elements & Music Arts Festival has opened up some space for people to take refuge. They have advised people to strengthen their tents and to lower canopies. With things in dire straits by festival standards, hopefully, the bad weather will give and the weekend can continue as planned.

The flood of information has been coming from their Instagram account, where they hope the highest number of festival goers will see it. The Long Pond festival has offered good vibes and experiences in years past – so they hope to continue that track record. Of course – on the other hand – the downpour and high winds are ostensibly out of their control.

The Elements Music & Arts festival got its start in 2013, but it didn’t officially move to Long Pond, Pennsylvania until 2022. Taking up a bit of the forest land, the event organizers have always prioritized immersive and indelible experiences. When it came to this year’s line-up, they have surely succeeded on that front. 

On the high-caliber roster, the festival has locked in the likes of Illenium, Subtronics, BLOND:ISH, Bob Moses, Chris Lake, and many more. The festival experience has always been defined by the lineup, and the Long Pond has done well. With various stages and venues, this will be a festival to remember, only once it gets started.

Undoubtedly, the severe weather strikes have muted the anticipation greatly, but there is still time to enjoy what’s left. Elements Music & Arts Festival has promised to do what they can to keep everyone safe and listening to music soon. At this point, all one can do is keep their fingers crossed. 

Featured image: Facebook / Elements Music & Arts Festival