'Fyre Festival' brand is up for sale after second attempt at infamous event fails
- Billy McFarland announced on April 23 he will sell the entire Fyre Festival brand.
- This decision followed the indefinite postponement of Fyre Fest 2 last week on April 16.
- Fyre Fest 2 encountered location issues in Mexico after local officials denied involvement.
- McFarland stated, "sell the FYRE Festival brand," seeking a new operator.
- He believes stepping back lets a new team independently realize the brand's vision.
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Billy McFarland wants to pass on the »Fire« torch
It was supposed to be a legendary party, in the end there was a prison sentence for the founder and a Netflix documentary about the fiasco. A new edition of the Fyre Festival failed. Now Billy McFarland sells the trademark rights.
Billy From Fyre Fest Says He Just Can't Do it Anymore
Shocking absolutely nobody, the followup to Fyre Fest — the 2017 festival that crashed and burned so hard that it became a metaphor for failed ventures — has turned into an epic dumpster fire as well. The cursed sequel was originally supposed to take place in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, in late May. Then last week, organizers announced that the event had been "postponed," promising that a "new date will be announced." Then the announcement mysteri…
Fyre Festival brand is up for sale after second attempt at infamous event fails
Billy McFarland, the creator of the infamous Fyre Festival, announced Wednesday that he and his team are selling the brand after encountering "challenges" while producing Fyre Festival 2.The second festival was originally planned for May 30 to June 2 in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.This would have been McFarland's second attempt to host a multi-day music festival after the disastrous event he co-planned in 2017."Making things right," was McFarland's…
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