How many stages and do times overlap with sets?

Shoot, I just realized I probably should have put this in the questions secion....

for the record, there are two main stages, side by side. As soon as one band stops playing, the next band is up and ready to go. So you miss minimal music on the main stage. the field of the main stage is separated by the vip/super vip viewing section and the sound board. So you can walk around to the other side of the field for each set or you can stay on one side and still hear the music well, although your viewing angle won't be ideal.

In the morning there is one band that plays. Will either be at the Woods or Blue Ridge Bowl stages, which are located in the campgrounds. Probably at the Blue Ridge Bowl, since that is how they did it last year.

Late night, there are acts on both the Woods stage and the Blue Ridge Bowl. The Woods stage is farthest from the main stages, and will begin music almost immediately after main stage acts end. Maybe 30 minutes. Hard to say exactly based on last year with one day of the fest changing up the schedule. About an hour-hour or so after main stage acts, the late night act will start at the Blue Ridge Bowl. So there will be overlap between the 2 late night shows.

It is generally not feasible to go from the last main stage act, to the first late night act in the Woods, and then to the 2nd late night act at the Blue Ridge Bowl. If you stay to the end of the main stage act, by the time you make it to the woods (outside of riding a bike or getting a gondola taxi) the set will be half over. Then you walk back to the Blue Ridge Bowl and probably get the 2nd half of that show.

Blue Ridge late night shows seem to always go longer. They're usually the bigger act, also.

All of that is to say, the only choice you'll have to make between seeing bands is after midnight.

What do you mean?

You did post this in the questions section ...