Frequently Asked Questions

 

What's this all about?

Drone Sleepover is a dusk-to-dawn ambient music sleep concert taking place in various cities throughout the U.S. Each performance blends into the other to create 8 hours of unbroken, uninterrupted sound.

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Is it actually a sleepover?

Yes. All performances align on the common ground that all sounds must be music you can sleep to with the exception of the final performance, which acts as a wake-up call.

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Do I have to stay the whole time?

Nope- while most people prefer to experience the program in full, you're welcome to stay for as little or as long as you like.

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What should I bring?

Anything you would on a camping trip (minus the burner stove). Water bottles, camping pads/yoga mats, pillows/cushions/sleeping bags/blankets, are all good places to start. 

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Keeping space in mind, we are asking folks to limit their setups to the equivalent of one twin-sized mattress per person, or a queen-sized mattress if going as a pair or trio. Inflatable items (mattresses, couches, etc.) need to be blown up before the show to limit sound. Tents will not be permitted for this edition.

 

The above should be considered as recommendations, not requirements. The goal is to make this event as accessible as it can be to all. Please take the space you need.

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Can I bring my kids?

This event welcomes all ages, but please note that the durational drone may be challenging for young attendees. We ask that children follow the same sound rules of keeping voices down in the concert hall as all other listeners, allowing everyone to rest comfortably.

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Can I get involved?

We have a volunteer call open until Oct 5th. If you've missed the deadline, our general volunteer form works as a waitlist. Sign up here.