Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom

Hulu announced this past spring that it will premiere a new multipart docuseries chronicling last year’s disastrous Fyre Festival, and Netflix looks to up the ante by revealing that it will also produce a documentary of the failed musical event, which was organized by the now-incarcerated Billy McFarland and Ja Rule.

Aptly dubbed Fyre, and directed by Chris Smith — with production courtesy of Vice Studios, Library Films, and Jerry Media — the forthcoming documentary "gives a first-hand look into the disastrous crash of Fyre as told by the organizers themselves," according to Netflix. Fyre is slated to hit Netflix on January 18, 2019.

Watch the first trailer for Fyre below, then after, here are 10 other festival disasters you should know more about.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Twitter post.

For more, here’s how Fyre Festival became an epic failure.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this YouTube video.
We Recommend
  • A Sprawling Creative Campus, Built by Apple Music
  • Off Script: The It-Girls of Tribeca Film Festival Aren't Dressing for the Plot
  • The Return of a Frank Ocean Classic (No, Not Music)
  • A 35-Year-Old Jordan 5 Sneaker Gets a Fire (Red) Reboot
  • A London-Based Music Label Is Behind This Texturally Stunning Nike Air Max
What To Read Next
  • This Insanely Textural adidas Japan Sneaker Is Seriously Fire
  • New Balance Wrapped a Plus-Sized Dad Shoe In Lowkey Luxury
  • The Grandpa Swagger of Vans' Harris Tweed Skate Shoes
  • Fashion Says Show Feet
  • In "Triple Black," Nike's Shrunken Uptempo Is Still Clean, Extra Lowkey
  • The Playlist That Got Us Through Music Week