Attendee roundup from r/oceanscalling
A festivalgoer on r/oceanscalling summed up the weekend in two words: the vibes were immaculate. Despite a rough weather hit on Saturday, the poster (u/mgreco49) said they witnessed very little obnoxious or lewd behavior — and a surprising amount of people pitching in to help each other through the storm. The thread has attracted around 160 upvotes and 24 comments.
“I saw very little obnoxious or lewd behavior and given the hurdle we had to overcome with Saturday’s weather I even saw people working together and helping lift each other up. Let’s all try to bring a pocketful of that home with us. 🩵”
— u/mgreco49 on r/oceanscalling
Quick take: Oceans Calling’s crowd passed the weather test. What felt like a potential mess became a series of small, positive moments — the kind that keep festivals from tipping into chaos and instead make them feel like community.
- Respectful crowds make the weekend better for everyone.
- Weather can expose the worst or the best — here it brought out helpful behavior.
- Small acts (sharing shelter, passing water, helping someone up) create lasting memories.
From the wire: take that pocketful of good vibes with you to the next show — festival culture improves when people look out for one another.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/OceansCalling/comments/1nt6xju/vibes_were_immaculate/