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MtyMx Fest set times, more bands + how to get a hotel/tent

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The lineup for MtyMx All Ages Festival of Art and Music happening March 20th-22nd in Monterrey, Mexico, has been updated with set times and additional acts (Liars, Health, MNDR, Twin Sister, more). The full schedule is below.

Registration is also open for hotel and tent accommodations, and bus spots to and from Austin. Info on those is below. Tickets for all three days are on sale online; or one-day tickets will be $15 at the door.

The Liars date is over two weeks before the band kicks of a tour that brings them to NYC twice in April.

More MtyMx info is in our previous post. Updated lineup and travel info is below…

Mexico

ACCOMMODATIONS
We will be offering onsite camping as well as discounted rooms in a 3 star hotel in downtown Monterrey. WE ARE TAKING RESERVATIONS NOW for rooms at the Hotel Fundador and for tent rental onsite at Autocinema Las Torres (info below).

TRANSPORTATION
Discount shuttle buses will run at 2am, 6am, 10am, 2pm, 6pm, and 10pm daily between Austin, TX and the festival site in Monterrey, as well as back from Monterrey to Austin, through Tuesday at 6pm. WE ARE TAKING RESERVATIONS NOW for bus seats (info below).

|| SATURDAY ||
:: 11:30 – LOS PLANETAS (Spain)
:: 11pm – DAN DEACON
:: 10:30 – ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE (Japan)
:: 10pm – CHIKITA VIOLENTA (Mexico)
:: 9:30 – TELEPATHE
:: 9pm – QUIERO CLUB (Mexico)
:: 8:30 – Das Racist
:: 8pm – Toro Y Moi
:: 7:30 – Lázaro Valiente (Mexico)
:: 7pm – Male Bonding (UK)
:: 6:30 – Hunx and his Punx
:: 6pm – El Resplandor (Mexico)
:: 5:30 – Wet Hair
:: 5pm – Pocahaunted
:: 4:30 – Soho Riots (Mexico)
:: 4pm – Teengirl Fantasy
:: 3:30 – The Carrots (Texas)
:: 3pm – Yo! Linares (Mexico)
:: 2:30 – Explode Into Colors
:: 2pm – The Coathangers
:: 1:30 – Kría Brekkan —– of múm / Storsveit Nix Noltes (tentative)
:: 1pm – Anamanguchi
:: 12.30 – Videohippos
:: 12pm – Drawlings
:: 11:30 – Adventure
:: 11am – Le Macabre Party (Mexico)
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:: 1am – Aa (aka BIG A little a)
:: 1:30 – Sun Araw
:: 2am – Young Prisms
:: 2:30 – Campfires
:: 3am – Ringo Deathstarr (Texas)

|| SUNDAY ||
:: 11:30 – ANDREW WK
:: 11pm – FUCKED UP (Canada)
:: 10:30 – INDIAN JEWELRY (Texas)
:: 10pm – WASHED OUT
:: 9:30 – GRANT HART —– of Hüsker Dü
:: 9pm – LOS FANCY FREE (Mexico)
:: 8:30 – Tanlines
:: 8pm – Small Black
:: 7:30 – Los Margaritos (Mexico)
:: 7pm – Chinese Stars
:: 6:30 – Banjo or Freakout! (UK)
:: 6pm – The Wave Pictures (UK)
:: 5:30 – Talk Normal
:: 5pm – The Beets
:: 4:30 – XYX (Mexico)
:: 4pm – So Cow (Ireland)
:: 3:30 – Beach Fossils
:: 3pm – Antoine Reverb (Mexico)
:: 2:30 – The Bitters (Canada)
:: 2pm – TV Ghost
:: 1:30 – Los Llamarada (Mexico)
:: 1pm – Total Abuse (Texas)
:: 12:30 – Coasting
:: 12pm – Cloud Nothings
:: 11:30 – White Ninja (Mexico)
:: 11am – Piyama Party (Mexico)
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:: 10am – Modern Dance from Mexico & USA
:: curated Estrella Sanza (Los Llamarada) & Busy Gagnes (Telepathe)
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:: 1am – MNDR
:: 1:30 – The Mantles
:: 2am – Teeth Mountain
:: 2:30 – KIT
:: 3am – Twin Sister
:: 3:30 – TBA

|| MONDAY ||
:: 12am – LIARS
:: 11:30 – NO AGE
:: 11am – NEON INDIAN (Texas/Mexico)
:: 10:30 – Ratas del Vaticano (Mexico)
:: 10pm – THEE OH SEES
:: 9:30 – Lemonade
:: 9pm – BamBam (Mexico)
:: 8:30 – Lucky Dragons
:: 8pm – Liturgy
:: 7:30 – Jóvenes y Sexys (Venezuela)
:: 7pm – Salem
:: 6:30 – DD/MM/YYYY (Canada)
:: 6pm – Alexico (Mexico)
:: 5:30 – Best Fwends (Texas)
:: 5pm – Sandwitches
:: 4:30 – Mockinpott (Mexico)
:: 4pm – Fergus and Geronimo (Texas)
:: 3:30 – Big Troubles
:: 3pm – HEALTH (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 2:30 – Pictureplane (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 2pm – Gauntlet Hair (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 1:30 – Tearist (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 1pm – Josephine and the Mousepeople (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 12:30 – HIGH PLACES (Rhinoceropolis)
:: 12pm – Mentira Mentira (Mexico)
:: 11:30 – Sr. Amable & Mr. Racoon (Mexico)
:: 11am – Baths
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:: 10am – Bilingual, Women’s Drum Workshop hosted by Tom Tom Magazine
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:: 1:30 – Air Waves
:: 2am – Fluffy Lumbers
:: 2:30 – Lawrence Arabia (New Zealand)
:: 3am – Teenage Cool Kids (Texas)
:: 3:30 – TBA

| HOTEL LODGING AVAILABLE AT HOTEL FUNDADOR |
MtyMX is proud to offer quality hotel rooms at the Hotel Fundador in the historic colonial “Barrio Antiguo” of Monterrey.
| HOTEL IMAGES|

We are able to offer rooms on Saturday 3/20, Sunday 3/21, and Monday 3/22, at these rates:

Private Room w/ 1 Double Bed = $35 per room per night
Private Room w/ 1 Kingsize Bed = $40 per room per night
Private Room w/ 2 Double Beds = $45 per room per night
Hostel Bed in Shared Room = $20 per bed per night

To reserve a room, simply send an email to [email protected] with the type of room/bed you are looking for and which dates, both in the subject line.

We will reply to confirm the reservation within 48 hours, with payment instructions.

You MUST book these rooms via MtyMx, Fundador is not accepting reservations through their front desk during these dates.

| ONSITE CAMPING AVAILABLE, WITH TENT RENTAL |
MtyMX is proud to offer 2 person tents, onsite @ Autocinema Las Torres. for $20 per night. You must provide your own sleeping bag.
| TENT IMAGE |

We are able to offer tents on Saturday 3/20, Sunday 3/21, and Monday 3/22, at $20 per tent per night.

Tent city will feature a late night bar, 24 hour security, a place to check your backpacks, and a security fence separating Tent City from the rest of the site, with controlled access.

To reserve a tent, simply send an email to [email protected] with which dates you are looking for in the subject line.

We will reply to confirm the reservation within 48 hours, with payment instructions.

You MUST book onsite camping via MtyMx, we will not allow camping without a reservation.

| EASY BUS TRAVEL TO & FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS |
The festival will also be providing a reduced cost shuttle bus service from Austin to Monterrey and back.

Tickets are $29 each way. To reserve a seat on the bus, simply send an email to [email protected] with the exact departure and return you’re looking for in the subject line.

The first bus will be an “after bar red-eye” bus leaving Austin at 2am on Friday night/Saturday morning. Buses will run every 4 hours, 24 hours a day, with buses leaving at 6am, 10am, 2pm, 6pm, 10pm, and 2am daily. The last bus will leave Austin for Monterrey at 6pm on Monday.

Monterrey to Austin buses will begin running on Saturday night/Sunday morning at 2am and will follow the same 6am, 10am, 2pm, 6pm, 10pm, and 2am schedule, with the last bus headed from Monterrey to Austin at 6pm on Tuesday.

The trip takes approximately 6 1/2 hours, but we are accounting for an 8 hour trip time in case of delays.

There are also several commercial companies who offer the same route from Austin to Monterrey every hour or so for around $48 each way.

Turimex Internacional – 512.707.1115?
Autobuses Americanos – 512.928.9237
Autobuses San Luís – 512.320.0104
Autobuses Conejo – 512.912.8282
Autobuses García’s – 512.326.5443
Transportes Matehuala – 512.236.1219
Transportes Rodríguez – 512.481.0309
Transportes Tejanos – 512.444.5454
Transportes Pegasos – 512.441.7575
Transportes San Miguel – 512.926.1709
Autobuses Adame – 512.851.2909
Tornado Bus – 512.754.2155
Greyhound – 512.458.4463

We make no claims about quality of these private companies’ service, though they are by-and-large reputable, professional companies. In many cases it is cheaper and quicker to take a bus to the border at Laredo / Nuevo Laredo, then walk across the border, take a taxi to the Nuevo Laredo bus station, and buy a ticket onward to Monterrey there.

| DRIVING YOUR OWN CAR INTO MEXICO |
Driving into Mexico is not difficult, however you must register your vehicle with Mexican authorities at the border for a cost of roughly $70 per vehicle.

It is prudent (though not legally required) to purchase vehicle insurance that covers your car in Mexico. This will typically cost about $30 for the week. Short term Mexican vehicle insurance policies are widely available on the internet.

In the last 10 years, the Mexican federal government has embarked on a freeway-building spree including toll highways directly from the border crossing at Laredo to Monterrey. You will find it’s a modern and efficient drive, with gas stations and 7-Elevens nearly every mile.