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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Oregon chapter.

Unless you weren’t already bombarded on Facebook or Twitter about the 2013 Sasquatch Music Festival line up, we’ve got your spill right here.

The top headliners this year feature Mumford & Suns, Vampire Weekend, The XX, Sigur Ros, The Postal Service, and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. Other acts include the Lumineers, Arctic Monkeys, Steve Aoki, Primus (3D), Bloc Party, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Empire of the Sun, Built to Spill, Japandroids, Alt-J, Azealia Banks, Imagine Dragons, Andrew Bird, Holy Ghost, Menomena, Elliot Brood, Disclosure, Matthew Dear, John Talabot, Atlas Genius, Grimes, Dropkick Murphys, Youth Lagoon, Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, The Presets, Divine Fits, Danny Brown, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosuars, Reignwolf, Devandra Banhart, Red Fang, Indians, El-P, Earl Sweatshirt, Killer Mike, Twin Shadow, Tamp Impala, Dirty Projectors, Torche, Solange, Surfer Blood, Sunns, Diiv, Father John Misty, Akron/Family, Fang Island, Baths, The Tallest Man on Earth, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, as seen on the Sasquatch Music Festival website and the ever-faithfulĀ Sasquatch Music Festival blogspot.

But before you jump out of your seat for joy, keep in mind that tickets go on sale February 9th, and are starting at a lofty price of $337.50. Think of all the food, drinks, and clothes you could buy with that. But also think of that sweet, incomparable experience held once a year at the Gorge Amphitheater in George, Washington. This year marks the 12 year anniversary of the festival, and many students argue that this line up rivals this year’s Coachella festival and the past couple line ups of Sasquatch. So, to buy or not to buy? And if you buy a ticket, keep it in a safe place and don’t forget to start investing in a good sleeping bag and tent, as well as a vehicle worth driving for six hours, and a group worth camping with for 4-5 days. You only live once, right?

Visit the official website for more details on the venue, ticket pricing, event, and line up, as well as hear samples from the featured artists at:

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Heather is a senior at the University of Oregon, majoring in advertising. An aspiring copywriter, her dream job would be screenwriting for TV, but for the meantime she works as an office assistant, ad director for Envision magazine, freelance graphic designer, and her favorite, campus correspondent at Her Campus Oregon. She hails from Lake Oswego, Oregon, and loves the quirky side of Oregon: its unique people, unpredictable weather, and amazing music scene. She's a cat lover, avid black coffee drinker, and TV and movie addict.
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