Stagecoach Festival Evacuated Due to High Winds

0:00On April 26th, high winds slammed the Stagecoach Festival Saturday night, forcing a quick evacuation of the entire site at the Empire Polo Club Inn, Indio, California. Organizers halted all performances across multiple stages and sent out alerts on screens in the app, telling everyone to head to the nearest exit, fast, be calm. Winds had been wrapping up all day with a wind advisory in place, getting fierce by evening. The main main stage was between sets when it hit, while other spots like the Palomino paused mid-act as crowds started moving out. Attendees kept it cool, with videos showing thousands filtering toward exits without much panic. A billboard reporter on site watched the Palomino screens flash red, closing that area first before the full EVA kicked in. After about 30 minutes, the festival bounced back. Organizers posted on social media they were prepping the site safely, then swung the gates open to resume the night. Stagecoach, that massive country music bass sharing the spot with Coachella,

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