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All Points West Returns, Lineup Announced

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Jen Carlson

Published Mar 30, 2009

Modified Mar 30, 2009

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Remember that festival over in Liberty State Park, NJ last summer featuring a little band called Radiohead? Well, it's back. All Points West is embarking on its second year and they've just announced their initial lineup (which now includes comedy). Looks like the East Coast may have officially gotten its Coachella, and you might be headed to Jerz for a few nights.

Tickets go on sale this Friday at noon, you know where, and pre-fees they're a pretty reasonable price. Single day tickets are $89 and 3-day passes are $199. Last year we could only make it through days one and two, but that really had to do more with Jack Johnson taking Radiohead's place as headliner on the final night.

If you're worried about getting there, allegedly festival producers have ironed out some kinks since last year. "They have worked closely with their partners at NJ Transit to improve light-rail service and capacity. As an added value for 2009, festival goers who choose to travel to the site utilizing the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line can ride for free throughout the weekend... The frequency and size of the ferryboats will increase at a reduced price for festival attendees.... The producers have also worked with their partners at Liberty State Park to improve the fan experience in the beer gardens." Phew!

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