As we wind down to the final days of March madness, there’s one thing on your mind; “Who the hell would have bet on Harvard?” Hey it’s okay. You’re not alone.
You can rest easy knowing these facts: pretty much everyone’s bracket’s garbage now, that guy/girl who picked their brackets by color coordination will end up winning the office pool again, and yes, you probably could have spent your money on anything else. But there’s a glimmer of good news! Before you begin making a list of your least favorite possessions to sell and draft plans to move in with the rents till the loan sharks get off your back, you can head down to Centennial Olympic Park this weekend for some free* live music!
With the Final Four coming to the Big A, Centennial Hosts the Big Dance concert series from Friday till Sunday, bringing together a very varied bill of some very big names. Check out the concert times below. You can find more information at ncaa.com keyword: Big Dance. You really might want to pay special attention the list of rules of what you can bring to the park. SPOILER ALERT: It’s not a whole lot.
*Free is kinda a relative term. And by that I mean be prepared to get in free but pay an upwards of $6 for a Coke Zero; more or less the only beverage allowed within a 25 mile radius of the event.
Friday April, 5th: The AT&T Block Party – park opens at 3:00 P.M
Saints Of Valory
My Morning Jacket
Zac Brown Band
Saturday April, 6th: Coca-Cola Zero Countdown – park opens at noon
Yacht Rock Revue
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Ludacriss
Flo Rida
MUSE
Sunday April, 7th: Capital One Jamfest – park opens at 2:00 P.M
Blind Pilot
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals
Sting
Dave Matthews Band
