Lock Up 2013

[Com Truise]

Feed The Rhino

The Creepshow

Rat Attack

Palm Reader

Gnarwolves

Sonic Boom Six

Off With Their Heads

Chuck Ragan

Anti Vigilante

Sharks

Great Cynics

The Virginmarys

Beware Of Darkness

Rock & Lock-up I believe

[ToffeePopcorn]

Hactivist and Hawk eyes too?

[Andre91]

Hactivist were great supporting Shikari, will be worth another watch!

[edgar]

Not a bad announcement actually. Happy with Feed The Rhino, Chuck Ragan and Sharks. Really like what I've heard from Beware of Darkness too. And they snuck Filter in there too. Good stuff.

[rivalschools.price]

Sharks have pulled out as they have split up.

They announced this a few days ago but no-one has mentioned it so it doesn't look like anybody cares so not a major loss.

[Com Truise]

Sharks have pulled out as they have split up.

They announced this a few days ago but no-one has mentioned it so it doesn't look like anybody cares so not a major loss.

[rivalschools.price]

Someone started a thread yesterday /topic/177673-sharks-break-up/">http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/177673-sharks-break-up/ but still no-one cares.

Perhaps we should all reply to the thread to make them feel better, just in case a member of Sharks or their mums look at efests.

[rivalschools.price]

Only just got the new Bronx album.

What an album!!

Highly recommend you all give this a listen before festival.

[huntyyy]

I quite like sharks, quite disappointed they broke up especially as I was due to see them last week. No matter, not the biggest loss

[rawaudioinput]

I quite liked Sharks; my friend was really good mates with them and they were one of his favourite bands (he's one of the kids in their Arcane Effigies video) so he was pretty gutted that they broke up. To be fair I saw them at Barfly not too long ago and they were really solid live; a shame I won't be able to see them again but at least it means I don't have a Sharks/Post War Years clash any more.

[edgar]

I must echo the sentiment that Sharks were really quite good. Saw them supporting Hot Water Music and was very impressed. Saturday at Reading is looking a bit empty for me, now them and Brand New have pulled out.

[rivalschools.price]

I must echo the sentiment that Sharks were really quite good. Saw them supporting Hot Water Music and was very impressed. Saturday at Reading is looking a bit empty for me, now them and Brand New have pulled out.

[edgar]

Yeah, Saturday for me is King Prawn, The Bronx and Tomahawk and that's it.

[she bangs the drums]

What time/day do you think Green Day will play their set secret that they owe Leeds? On the Saturday or Sunday in the lock up stage as Foxboro Hottubs?

Edited July 16, 2013 by she bangs the drums

[rivalschools.price]

Chuck Ragan, The Bronx, maybe Sick Of It All and a bit of Eminem if I'm in the mood.

On a semi-related note, who the hell are Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats? I've literally never heard of them before, seems like they've landed a pretty high slot.

[rivalschools.price]

(just posted this on 2013 line up thread when I should have posted it on here)

I think the Lock up tent was much fuller than last year despite many feeling beforehand that the line up was poorer than last year(myself included).

Loved The Bronx and King Prawn, Tomahawk were great as headliners.

Maybe it was the fact that it was on earlier and the headliner didn't clash with the mainstage headliner.

Rock tent seemed to work too.good performances from ASIWYFA,Filter and FFAF.(did enter shikari have a big crowd?).

Anyone see Uncle Acid and the deadbeats? they were brilliant and a lot of casual fans wondered in and left impressed.

[rivalschools.price]

Oh, and Quicksand ROCKED. They were seriously good, love the band and was looking forward to them but they were even better than expected and I'd even go as far as to say better than Rival Schools.

[she bangs the drums]

I watched quite a few bands, ASIWYFA and The Bronx drew decent crowds at Leeds, my friend watched Sick of it All and Tomahawk and said there was around 50 people watching Sick of it All and a very small crowd for Tomahawk. I really think next year they need to book bigger headliners for this stage, NoFX are doing Rebellion next year so they would be good?

[kaosmark2]

I'd far rather they keep booking awesome bands like Tomahawk than bigger bands I won't give a damn about.

[Gucci Piggy]

And So I Watch You From Afar were incredible. Blew my mind. Me and my brother both came out saying we're definitely seeing them at our next opportunity. One of my highlights of the weekend.

Saw a bit of Tomahawk between Tame Impala and Savages. Small crowd, didn't really get it.

[kaosmark2]

And So I Watch You From Afar were incredible. Blew my mind. Me and my brother both came out saying we're definitely seeing them at our next opportunity. One of my highlights of the weekend.

[Com Truise]

ASIWYFA have to be the best band I've discovered in recent years, they're just so damn good, and the largely instrumental aspect I just find really refreshing. They deserve all the success they get, I hope they don't just remain the size they are.

[dip]

ASIWYFA were incredible, Tomahawk were surprisingly decent. Arcane Roots, Gnarwolves, Hacktivist were all excellent and drew big crowds. Hawk Eyes nailed it as well.

[kev1664]

I watched quite a few bands, ASIWYFA and The Bronx drew decent crowds at Leeds, my friend watched Sick of it All and Tomahawk and said there was around 50 people watching Sick of it All and a very small crowd for Tomahawk. I really think next year they need to book bigger headliners for this stage, NoFX are doing Rebellion next year so they would be good?

[rivalschools.price]

Don't know about Leeds but the lock up/rock stage was busy for most of the bands I saw.I think some people misjudge the size of the tents when they estimate how many people are in there. 150 people in the lock up would be barely two or three rows of people.