Remember when thousands of people were stranded in the Bahamas in 2017? Well, the ill-fated FYRE Festival might be happening again.
Remember when thousands of people were stranded in the Bahamas in 2017? Well, the ill-fated Fyre Festival might be happening again.Well, the ill-fated FYRE Festival might be happening again.
Billy McFarland, the festival's promoter, pleaded guilty to fraud and was sentenced to prison in 2018 as a result of the original botched Fyre Festival.Convicted Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland apologizes after prison release, starts new businessFYRE Festival II is set to take place in the Caribbean at the end of 2024 next year.Copyright © 2023 KGO-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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