“I think it’s a good opportunity because everyone, regardless of their financial income, can come together and watch whatever shows they want and have an enjoyable time,” Karedia said. Rhetoric and writing junior Romana Karedia said she thought people were having a lot of fun and it helped that the event was free.
Lai said the fest is a perfect opportunity for students who do not want to pay a large amount of money to go see a concert. “We are the University of Texas, we should have opportunities like this on campus,” Lai said. Lai said the spot was fitting for the event. The band Lost Kings headlined the event along with bands such as CADE and a few student groups at the Main Mall right under the Tower. “There’s so many music fest opportunities, and Austin is the live music capital of the world so I feel like we should provide that same opportunity for our students on campus,” Lai said.
Rachel Lai, headliners chair and neuroscience and advertising junior, said the event is a great way to make live music affordable for the student body. The concert was put together by Campus Events + Entertainment Headliners, Texas Interfraternity Council and Student Government. Students who walked across the Main Mall on Saturday night ran into smoke and strobe lights from the first annual Fall Fall Fall Fest.
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