The three-day country music festival will return to Indio in April 2024.
Kelli Skye Fadroski lives for music, horror and comedy. Since starting at The Orange County Register in 2006, she's reported on major music festivals, concert tours and award shows, seasonal horror attractions and conventions, theme parks and more.
Now a digital features editor with the Southern California News Group, she edits, assigns and curates entertainment content while still contributing features on a range of artists, authors and comedians. A graduate of Cal State Fullerton, she cheers on the NFL's Detroit Lions, listens to punk and alt-country music, watches"The Bachelor/Bachelorette" with her girlfriends and can often be found exploring local craft breweries and Tiki bars.
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