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Infrasound Equinox books 93 artists off the circuit

Ninety-three names, a circuit index of 1.69, and none of the Most Booked 25. No bill of its size in our catalog leans less on the touring circuit.

A big lineup is usually a familiar one. Booking ninety-three artists normally means booking a lot of the same artists everyone else booked, because there are only so many acts working at festival scale in a season.

Infrasound Equinox runs 10 to 13 September at Harmony Park Music Garden in Clarks Grove, Minnesota, with 93 named artists on the bill. That is the 13th-largest lineup among the 55 upcoming festivals we index with 20 or more named acts. It also has the lowest circuit index of any of them booking at that scale — the mean number of indexed festivals each artist on a bill plays this season. Infrasound's is 1.69. The average act on that lineup plays this festival and not much else.

The comparison that makes it a number

Fourteen upcoming festivals carry 90 or more named artists. Ranked by circuit index, Infrasound Equinox sits at the bottom, and the gap to the rest of the field is not a rounding difference.

Circuit index, the 14 upcoming bills with 90 or more named artists

Circuit index, the 14 upcoming bills with 90 or more named artistsInfrasound Equinox 1.69, Tomorrowland Thailand 1.84, Groove Cruise Miami 1.92, Creamfields 1.94, III Points 1.99, Hocus Pocus 2.14, Nocturnal Wonderland 2.27, ARC Music Festival 2.39, EDC Colombia 2.44, North Coast Music Festival 2.59, Escape Psycho Circus 2.64, Lost Lands 2.65, EDC Thailand 3.03, EDC Orlando 3.63Infrasound Equinox1.69Tomorrowland Thailand1.84Groove Cruise Miami1.92Creamfields1.94III Points1.99Hocus Pocus2.14Nocturnal Wonderland2.27ARC Music Festival2.39EDC Colombia2.44North Coast Music Festival2.59Escape Psycho Circus2.64Lost Lands2.65EDC Thailand3.03EDC Orlando3.63
Mean number of indexed festivals per artist on each bill, computed 18 August 2026 across 55 upcoming festivals with 20 or more named acts. Artist matching is case-insensitive.

Sixty-two of the 93 names — 66.7 per cent — appear on no other indexed bill this season. That is the highest exclusivity share of the fourteen, and it is the same fact as the circuit index from the other side.

Nobody on the Most Booked 25

Our Most Booked board ranks the 25 artists with the most dates in our records. Infrasound Equinox books none of them. Across 93 slots, zero.

Some context, because the number is less lonely than it sounds: III Points has 212 names and zero, and Tomorrowland Thailand has 119 and zero. Infrasound is not the only large bill avoiding the board. It is the smallest of the three, which makes going to zero the easiest for it of the three, and that is worth saying plainly.

The contrast is with the bills of similar size that do lean on the board. Lost Lands books nine of the 25 across 208 names. North Coast books seven across 144. Those are not better or worse lineups. They are lineups built by a different method.

It is not off the circuit. It is on a different one

The reading that would be wrong is that these 93 artists do not tour. Thirty-one of them play elsewhere in our catalog, and where they play is the interesting part. They do not scatter. They land on four festivals.

Nocturnal Valley shares 13 names with Infrasound. Secret Dreams shares 11. Lost Lands shares 10. Valley of the Seven Stars shares six. No other festival in the catalog shares more than three.

That is a circuit. It is a bass circuit, and it runs alongside the one the boards measure rather than inside it. Casey Club plays eight upcoming dates in our records and is the busiest act on the bill. Klo and Distinct Motive play six each. None of the three is anywhere near the Most Booked 25.

At the other end sit the names that anchor the exclusivity number. Mala, Buunshin, Haywyre, Freddy Todd, Globular and Phace each have exactly one upcoming show in our records, and it is this one.

Four days with almost nothing to lose them to

Six festivals in our catalog have date ranges that genuinely overlap 10 to 13 September: Dancefestopia, Breakaway Philadelphia, Imagine Music & Arts Festival, Goldrush, Global Dance Festival and Sun Soaked.

Between all six of them and Infrasound, there is one shared artist: Klo, who plays Breakaway Philadelphia the following night. A crowded weekend on the calendar is not a crowded weekend for this bill.

The four-day run is long — the median across our catalog is two — but not unusual at the top end, where Creamfields, ARC and Hulaween also run four. That one is ordinary.

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Every figure here was computed on 18 August 2026 from our own upcoming catalog — 120 festivals, 55 of them with 20 or more named acts, drawn from 2,406 distinct artist names — and from the Most Booked board. Placeholder rows such as Lineup TBA are filtered before counting, artist matching is case-insensitive, and overlaps are computed by true date-range intersection rather than by bucketing dates into weekends.


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