Aminé Announces The Best Day Ever, New Portland Music Festival

 

Who's ready to have the best day ever? Calling all festival goers to Portland rapper Aminé’s inaugural music festival, “The Best Day Ever”. This festival will take place August 10th through 11th at the McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater in Troutdale, Oregon. Featuring a diverse mix of Hip Hop, Rap, R&B, and Dance/Electronic, this festival won’t be one to miss. 

Aminé came to fame after the release of his 2016 single, “Caroline”, which peaked on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2017. Since then, he has collaborated with many other artists, including Kaytranada, who will be playing alongside BadBadNotGood, Karrahbooo, Madison Lst, Ravyn Lenae, Toro Y Moi and 3Way Heff during the two day festival.

Tickets for the festival are on sale as of 10 am on May 17th, and $0.25 from each ticket will be donated toward local charities. All ages are welcome for general admittance on the Edgefield lawn.

Aminé’s promotional videos on Instagram claim that this festival has been “years in the making”. In the video, Aminé tries to decide on a name for the festival before settling on the most obvious choice: The Best Day Ever. If you’re a devoted fan of Aminé or just looking to have a good time this summer, make sure to snatch your tickets before it’s too late!

 

Becca Sylte-Riggers

Hello! My name is Becca, and I am an English student and musician at the University of Washington. I grew up exploring in the mountains and rivers of my sweet home, Missoula Montana, which gave me my folksy Montana music taste. I play the fiddle in a bluegrass band, so any song with a cool fiddle solo has my heart. I’m also a big fan of indie folk and alternative rock, like Hurray for the Riff Raff, Wilco, and Adrianne Lenker- and of course I love a little Seattle grunge. I’m interested in all types of creative writing, especially essay collages and ecopoetry. My free time is spent attending open mics, house shows, and jamming with my friends. As an obsessive collector of everything from weirdly shaped jars to skipping rocks, I am always looking for new music to add to the collection. I’m excited to experience other people's art with Da Da Da Music!

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