Lost Lands, a popular festival known for its heavy-hitting dubstep and bass music, has witnessed a new initiative by a group of ravers. They have organized “girls-only mosh pits” to create a safe space for women to fully immerse themselves in the music without feeling intimidated or outnumbered.
The Risks Women Face in Mosh Pits
Mosh pits are a common phenomenon in festival culture, but they can pose significant risks to women. Women are more vulnerable to being pushed, groped, or crushed in the crowd. The aggressive environment often leads to unwanted physical contact and potential injuries. The intense physicality, combined with loud music and dense crowds, can make it challenging to seek help if needed.
Creating a Safe Space for Self-Expression
Samantha Longfield, a festival attendee, shared her experience at Lost Lands and highlighted the importance of girls-only mosh pits. She mentioned that these spaces allow girls to participate fully without the fear of being overwhelmed. It’s about creating a safe environment for self-expression and proving that mosh pits are inclusive for everyone, even at bass-heavy festivals like Lost Lands.
Sponsored by Wub Witch Clothing Brand
This year’s festival in Ohio features ladies-only mosh pits sponsored by the team behind the Wub Witch clothing brand. The areas are designed to be a “safe space just for girlies to rage.” It’s important to note that these gatherings are not officially affiliated with the festival but are organized by its attendees.
Event Details
The first meetup is scheduled for 4:15 PM on Thursday at Lost Lands’ new 360° stage, The Crater, during VAMPA’s pre-party set. The second gathering will take place at 4 PM on Saturday near the Prehistoric stage, during Emorfik’s performance. Participants are encouraged to stick around for family photos 15 minutes later.
Save the Date: Lost Lands 2024
Lost Lands will return to Ohio’s Legend Valley on September 20-22, 2024. Stay informed about the event, including camping guidelines, livestream, and fire policies, by checking out our detailed festival guide.
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FAQs
Q: What is the purpose of girls-only mosh pits at Lost Lands?
A: The purpose is to provide a safe space for women to enjoy the music without feeling intimidated or outnumbered.
Q: Who sponsors the ladies-only mosh pits at the festival?
A: The areas are sponsored by the team behind the Wub Witch clothing brand.
Q: Are the girls-only mosh pits officially affiliated with Lost Lands?
A: No, they are organized by attendees and not officially affiliated with the festival.
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