The Feel Good Festival “postponed” due to weather and security conditions

Due to weather conditions in recent weeks, the 9th edition of the Feel Good Festival, initially scheduled for June 27 to 30, 2024 in Aywaille, is “postponed” see you next year. This decision was taken by the organization in consultation with the municipality. She is motivated by “major security concerns linked to terrain stability”.

“Concretely, the heavy rains made the terrain impassable, preventing the installation of the heavy structures necessary for the smooth running of the festival such as the stage, the VIP terrace, the PMR area… Priority being given to the safety of festival-goers, artists and all the staff involved in the organization of the event, it is with regret that the organizers announce the postponement of the festival whose poster had greatly won hearts”indicates Florence Delvaux, the festival’s press officer in a press release.

A “report” and not a “cancelation”

Due to these exceptional circumstances, considered a case of force majeure, the Feel Good Festival is not canceled, but postponed until next year. Tickets purchased for this edition will therefore not be refunded, while remaining valid for the next edition, which will mark ten years of the festival.

“We are deeply saddened by this situation. The weather is a variable beyond our control and, unfortunately, the conditions do not guarantee the safety of everyone, as the terrain is completely unstable. However, we are committed now to make the next edition a memorable event to celebrate together this decade of music and sharing. We would like to warmly thank our festival-goers for their understanding and support during this difficult time. Your loyalty and enthusiasm have always been our greatest source of support. motivation “declare the organizers of the Feel Good Festival.

In the press release, the organizers of the Feel Good Festival also express “their gratitude to the municipal authorities for their support and continued collaboration”. They also thank “all partners and volunteers for their commitment and dedication”.

PJ