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By judyblue110 · Posted
Agree. I can almost understand the view that Elton would have been legend slot worthy if you'd had your head in the sand for the last 10 years. There was a time in recent memory that if Elton had headlined people would have been outraged. A few things changed that - Yellow Brick Road anniversary, his farewell tour, collaborations with younger artists. I would argue, however, that his body of work is still due a wider re-evaluation - people still mainly care about the hits. -
By fraybentos1 · Posted
not often you see a Nathan for You meme in the wild. Great show! nothing else like it -
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Honestly, I think it's pretty normal for a festival to turn to a younger demographic. Don't think you can survive in the long run without doing that and trying to bring new faces to the festival. And i think they are smart with their pop music bookings. It's not just "bring the biggest name possible at the moment). Also they are doing a pretty decent job on booking new and promising indie bands (horsegirl, chanel beads, this is lorelei, tramhaus, been stellar etc.). And not only that but booking also some more experimental stuff that are not so radio friendly. Not bringing bands that became popular ten or more years ago dosn't make it less indie. Of course, all that applies if you didn't stop listening to new music at some point. Overall, I think (especially this year) there's so much to see on the undercard if you want to skip mordor. This for me is really one of the strongest line ups of primavera ever created. I was thinking of skipping this year because of the prices but this line up was just too delicious.
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