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- 1Festival goers float luggage through floodwater at Ocean's Calling▼Ocean's Calling festival goers carry luggage through floodwater on donut floats
Attendees at the Ocean's Calling music festival in Ocean City, Maryland waded through floodwater at the festival grounds, with some hauling their luggage on inflatable donut floats after heavy rain and coastal flooding. Images of the scenes spread widely, drawing attention to the event's preparations for severe weather.
- 2Oceans Calling Festival cancelled ahead of Nor'easter in Ocean City▼Oceans Calling Festival cancels entire event ahead of Nor'easter's arrival in Ocean City
Organisers have cancelled the entire Oceans Calling Festival in Ocean City, Maryland, as a Nor'easter storm approaches the coast. The decision scrapped all performances and activities planned for the event. Fans and ticket holders are discussing refunds, travel plans and disappointment, while officials warned of hazardous weather conditions along the mid-Atlantic coastline over the coming days.
- 3Oceans Calling festival cancelled as nor'easter approaches▼Oceans Calling cancels three-day music festival due to nor'easter
The Oceans Calling music festival has been cancelled entirely, scrapping its planned three-day lineup as a nor'easter storm bears down on the region. Organisers called off the event over safety concerns, leaving ticket-holders facing refunds and disappointment. The decision comes as coastal areas brace for high winds, heavy rain and dangerous surf from the storm system.
- 4Storm Cancels Oceans Calling Festival, Erodes Ocean City Beach●Storm Cancels Oceans Calling, Chews Up Ocean City Beach
A coastal storm has forced the cancellation of the Oceans Calling music festival in Ocean City, Maryland, while also causing significant erosion to the town's beach. The event was called off as dangerous conditions moved into the resort area, and the storm chewed away large sections of sand along the shoreline, leaving organizers and local officials dealing with both a lost weekend and damage to the beach.