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Primavera Sound 2016


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2016 will be going some to beat 2011, which for my money is the greatest festival lineup there has probably ever been and will be.

Even now there are days when I look at this list and just weep...

Battles, Big Boi, Darkstar, Del Rey, DJ Shadow, Explosions in the sky, Field Music, Girl Talk, Interpol, Jamie XX, John Talabot, Kurt Vile & The Violators, M Ward, Matthew Dear, The Monochrome Set, Odd Future, Of Montreal,  PiL, Pere Ubu, Perfume Genius, James Blake, PJ Harvey, Sufjan Stevens, Simian Mobile Disco, The Soft Moon, The Suicide of Western Culture, Suuns, The Tallest Man On Earth, Toundra, Tune-Yards, Ty Segall, Warpaint, Pulp (first gig back), Grinderman  The Album Leaf, Animal Collective, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Autolux, Belle & Sebastian, BMX Bandits, Broadcast, Caribou, Dean Wareham plays Galaxie 500, Factory Floor, The Flaming Lips, Fleet Foxes, Gang Gang Dance, John Cale & Band + Orchestra perform PARIS 1919 live, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Low, Male Bonding, Mercury Rev perform Deserter's Songs, Mogwai, The National, Phosphorescent,  Swans, Tennis, Twin Shadow, The Vaccines, The Walkmen, Wolf People, Yuck.
 

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2 hours ago, calaix said:

2016 will be going some to beat 2011, which for my money is the greatest festival lineup there has probably ever been and will be.

Even now there are days when I look at this list and just weep...

Battles, Big Boi, Darkstar, Del Rey, DJ Shadow, Explosions in the sky, Field Music, Girl Talk, Interpol, Jamie XX, John Talabot, Kurt Vile & The Violators, M Ward, Matthew Dear, The Monochrome Set, Odd Future, Of Montreal,  PiL, Pere Ubu, Perfume Genius, James Blake, PJ Harvey, Sufjan Stevens, Simian Mobile Disco, The Soft Moon, The Suicide of Western Culture, Suuns, The Tallest Man On Earth, Toundra, Tune-Yards, Ty Segall, Warpaint, Pulp (first gig back), Grinderman  The Album Leaf, Animal Collective, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Autolux, Belle & Sebastian, BMX Bandits, Broadcast, Caribou, Dean Wareham plays Galaxie 500, Factory Floor, The Flaming Lips, Fleet Foxes, Gang Gang Dance, John Cale & Band + Orchestra perform PARIS 1919 live, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Low, Male Bonding, Mercury Rev perform Deserter's Songs, Mogwai, The National, Phosphorescent,  Swans, Tennis, Twin Shadow, The Vaccines, The Walkmen, Wolf People, Yuck.
 

To be fair, I think we could see a number of those names at the festival next year. I can't remember exactly who is already booked at another festival and who played last year, but I've italicised names that off the top of my head have released albums towards the tail end of 2015 or have albums out from January to May this year.

Then names such as PJ Harvey and Sufjan we hope will play. Then pure speculation - DJ Shadow released a track right at the end of last year, something new on the horizon? And a few electronic acts like John Talabot, Factory Floor etc. can probably play as and when and aren't relying solely on releases

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Yeah, Thursday evening has to be a great bet. Thought they might do something performance-arty like give 100 people the names of the bands on shirts and set them loose somewhere. Not that I'd endorse that - I'd be just as happy with a picture of a list on a sheet of toilet paper.

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There hasn't been a delay in announcing the line up, last year it was announced on Jan 21st and Jan 28th in 2014. There just hasn't been an announcement of the date or any sign of a gimmick, maybe as Radiohead will be enough to get attention.

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If we're considering Neil Young, is Bruce Springsteen a possibility too? supposed to play European dates in the summer.

Also, he currently tours the entire River album. A bit long and not mainstream for normal festivals, but Primavera is probably the sort of festival where he can get away with playing the whole album. Maybe if it's advertised as such ('Bruce Springsteen playing The River'). We know Primavera likes to hire full album shows (Horses, Spiderland, etc).

Long shot, but it could be great.

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1 hour ago, yaniv297 said:

If we're considering Neil Young, is Bruce Springsteen a possibility too? supposed to play European dates in the summer.

Also, he currently tours the entire River album. A bit long and not mainstream for normal festivals, but Primavera is probably the sort of festival where he can get away with playing the whole album. Maybe if it's advertised as such ('Bruce Springsteen playing The River'). We know Primavera likes to hire full album shows (Horses, Spiderland, etc).

Long shot, but it could be great.

Can't see it happening at all.

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