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USC expands Lucky 2020 to two days

USC Events must be feeling festive this holiday season because they just delivered some big news. Dublin down on their greenest event of the year, Lucky 2020 will now be a two-day festival. Shenanigans will abound on March 13th and 14th at the Tacoma Dome for the PNW’s biggest Saint Patrick’s Day party. Get ready to shamrock and roll out your best green and gold outfits for two nights of fantasy and fun! Get lost in the groove while you search for house and trance At the End of the Rainbow. You’ll wander through the Leprechaun’s Lair of bass music and malarky until you find the Lucky Arena where it’ll be impossible to stand still!

Moving to make their 9th annual Lucky Festival a two-day event will take some serious planning. USC announced their dates for Lucky 2020 a month earlier than when they did for Lucky 2019. As Insomniac’s Beyond Wonderland is their major competitor for the month of March, (held March 22-23) thankfully the dates don’t coincide. Hopefully, this will give USC less competition to book some big names. Ticket information and full lineup have yet to be released, but we’re expecting a lineup full of gold!

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