The 3-D arena isn't new to the group. After all, they appeared in Miley Cyrus' 3-D concert film earlier this year.

Here's my question: Do you get special Jonas Brothers-emblazoned glasses to take home after the event?

Do you get a themed pillow should the 3-D experience prove to make you faint?

From an Associated Press notice on the story:

In a statement, brothers Kevin, Joe and Nick said: "We can't wait to start working on this film for our fans. It's going to be awesome and we really want to bring a totally unique and different movie experience to everyone whether they've seen us live or not."

So, I guess I was woefully incorrect in my extreme feeling that 3-D movies are just a fad.

How do you think the Jonas Brothers' movie will be?

The boys are playing at Wango Tango in Irvine on May 10, and will be back in Irvine on July 12. For more concert info, check their site.

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I'm going to be out of town this week for family things, including my sister's college graduation.

I have a few tidbits I'm pre-writing to keep you entertained while I'm gone, but I'll be back and up to full blogging force on May 12.

It was supposed to be at 7:30 p.m., a half-hour after he finished at the Mustang Stage. At 8 p.m., the staff at the Borders booth turned away a dwindling line of 30 people, offering them refunds on their CD purchases.

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Fred had a message for the fans about Big & Rich:

"These guys rock!"

They're performing a Western swing cover of AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long."

Bucky Covington, this is how you do a cover!

And they've got the crowd singing one final chorus.

Kudos to you Big & Rich, you guys are working the crowd.

"Looks like 50,000 people out there shaking to me, John," "Big" Kenny Alphin said to John Rich.

We haven't gotten the official tally today, but there were 35,000 people here Friday and 35,000 people here today, according to the festival's publicists.

We are still waiting on Coachella numbers.

Half-way through his set he became much more recognizable, switching out a University of Texas Longhorn hat for the black cowboy hat fans know and love.

So about 15 minutes later she walked by, stopping to take a few photos with little kids and security kept pushing us to the fence.

Then she got in a van and presumably went backstage.

The artist compound is pretty cool. Everyone has a brightly colored homemade sign saying which trailer they're in.

Crazy cameraphone photo to follow soon.

She also played a new song, "Growin' Up Down South," off the album she is currently recording. Her fourth effort is due in September.

What strikes me as odd, though, is that while she sounds totally on, she's not really dynamic on stage and at least on the big screen, she looks a little tired.

My favorite part of her set was the rock cover break (because everyone does a cover at Stagecoach) when she asked the audience "Are you ready to rock and roll out there?"

She covered Journey's "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" and man, Journey should have hired her to replace Steve Perry. Not only did she sound awesome, but her hair is way better than the mullet Steve was rockin' in the 1980s.

Then she did Heart's "Barracuda."

As my colleague Fielding Buck noted--"Guitar Hero" has really changed the landscape of music.

Wilson is closing with her breakthrough hit "Redneck Woman" and is getting the crowd to sing along with the chorus.

He said that she told him, "I think I'm gonna have to change churches now."

He told her that it would answer the biblical question of "How do you think Eve got Adam to eat the apple?"

I think Sunday school teachers in the audience might have have cringed at that one.

There are a few bicycle taxis around, some golf carts willing to pick up passengers and an odd kiddie-like train called the "Western Express," but no formal shuttle.

A number of fans have mentioned that to me over the weekend, especially with the festival drawing older fans and people with young children.

And believe me, the hike to and from the parking lot is my least favorite part of the day.

What if they had people park at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden and did shuttles over here?