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Sorry Kids: Coachella 2013 Advance Passes Just About Totally Sold Out* [UPDATED]

Lindsay William-Ross
Published May 16, 2012 11:00 PM

If you wanted to rock out at the just-announced Coachella 2013 your options are slim, and getting slimmer. There's already been official announcements about tickets selling out for Weekend #1.

*We should note: These are the Advance Sale passes that are selling out today; there will be a General Sale in early 2013.

All that in just two hours, with only a couple of days notice, and no indication (beyond a couple of amusing speculations) of who is actually playing this insanely popular two-weekend music fest.

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Okay, who is in for weekend 2? Or are you just gonna hold out for the general sale?

UPDATE 2:19 PM

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