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I am just curious how much more power Live Nation will have to influence things because of it being in the US. I am sure it's much more than in Belgium or anywhere outside of the US. I'll buy a ticket, but I am also going to the real one in Belgium, so I won't hesitate to sell it if they plan on half assing it like they did with bringing Sensation over. That was a complete shitfest IMO. If Live Nation wraps their hands around it, expect nothing but shit pop star DJ music.
Being 21+ is interesting though. I wonder what the venue capacity is and if they're going to actually be able to sell it out. I don't think it will carry the international crowd quite like Belgium does, as it's a lot harder to get into the US, only so many countries citizens can get in without a visa. Then add into the mix that a lot of festival goers here are young, and the fact that Atlanta has a tiny dance music community without many major neighboring cities, it might be a tough event to sell out.
Facebook also is quite up in arms over this, lol, butt hurt Mexicans that actually thought it was going to be held there because they voted on some fake TomorrowWorld Facebook page and were winning, are all raging now.
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