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Here Are All The Set Times For FYF Fest 2017
FYF Fest 2016 (Photo by Annie Lesser/LAist)
FYF Fest is less than a month away and you can officially start planning your festival weekend, because the set times are here. This will be FYF's 14th year in action and the festival has has come a long way from its early days at the Echo, when it still had an actual expletive in its name.
This year's festival will take place July 21 to 23 at Exposition Park and be headlined by Missy Elliott, Björk, Frank Ocean, Nine Inch Nails, A Tribe Called Quest, Iggy Pop, and Solange. The full day-by-day schedule breakdown is below. For those who really like to plan, the 2017 FYF Fest app is also now available (download it here for iOS and here for Android).
Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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FYF Fest will be held at Exposition Park from July 21 to 23. A limited number of Single-Day passes are available for $109 plus fees for Friday and $125 plus fees for Saturday and Sunday, and limited number of Weekend GA ($299 plus fees) and Weekend VIP ($549 plus fees) passes are still available and on sale now. Tickets can be purchased here.
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