When temperatures soar into the triple digits at Stagecoach Music Festival, many country music fans long for the sun to go down for two reasons. A Stagecoach sunset provides much needed relief and brings on the cooler evening. Unlike the humidity found at Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee, the desert gets cool at night.
Of course the scenic beauty is another reason. At Stagecoach the sun disappears over desert mountains, palm trees, and a giant Ferris wheel.
It is a great way to top off the day, but the best part has just started as usually the best music is usually scheduled for the evening. When the sun goes down the time is ripe to come out from under the shade and hear some great tunes from the likes of Dwight Yoakum, Charley Daniels, Lady Antebellum, Dierks Bentley, and many more.
This trip was sponsored by Toyota, but the thoughts and pictures are my own, and the beauty of mother nature was provided compliments of a Stagecoach sunset.
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Awesome pics! I love the back lighting with the silhouettes in the second picture. Thanks for sharing!
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That was actually a mistake with the dudes walking in front of the camera and the sunset.
How fun! I love country music, this sounds right up my alley! And fab photos!
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If you like country music, you would love this festival.
Looks like a beautiful venue to have a concert – and a much needed break from the dreariness of the Midwest – though I’m sure you’re fully into spring now.
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Yes, late spring has been beautiful, but it was great to enjoy some hot weather after the early frigid spring.
Nice silhouette shots – and what a fun event: live music in a beautiful outdoor setting… can’t get better than that.
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It was a fun experience and I enjoyed having beautiful places nearby like Joshua Tree.