Music Midtown 2016 app available for download

Music Midtown has released the 2016 version of its free app (download links below). As in years past, festival-goers can access real-time updates, schedules, maps and food vendors.

Speaking of food, this year's selection includes Nectar, Willy's Mexicana Grill, Williamson Brothers, Pizza Nova, The Loaded Burger, King of Pops, Island Noodles, Fry Guy and Ibiza Bites ( here's the full lineup ).

Also, a reminder that the two-day general admission price of $125 will increase to $135 on Sept. 2. VIP tickets are $600 and Super VIP tickets are $1,200.

Music Midtown app downloads:

Android: http://bit.ly/MMgpdwnld

iTunes: http://apple.co/1NrNjH6

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