Primavera Sound 2019

[Olivedal 1904]

Just as expected, Built to Spill have now included Primavera in their tour plan! Also confirmed for the small post-rock/post-metal fest "A Colossal Weekend" in Copenhagen which is a nice surprise.  

Really excited to see them at two festivals next year!

[slowdive]

There couldn't be a better way to start off. Though it's a bit underwhelming that they're only touring as a three piece currently.

Edited October 6, 2018 by slowdive

[Boris]

Got Early Birds and booked accommodation such a while ago I'd not really got round to being excited yet.. ok so now I'm getting interested at last

[Fabrizzo]

Giorgio Moroder european tour in April/May, no Spain..... https://www.giorgiomoroder.com/live/

[Guy Incognito]

looks like I'll be making my third trip to Primavera Sound after missing out on Glastonbury tickets. Seems much harder to predict headliners this year than last, The Cure seem a shoe in though.

[Fnmentaluk]

Yeah the Cure seem a shoe in but reading the other boards for European festivals, none of the headliners  mentioned like Mumford and Florence and the machine, are not Primavera bands 

[Millar95]

The Strokes have been rumoured for APE in London - if true I'd wager they'll headline Primavera Sound too.

[dentalplan]

1 hour ago, Millar95 said:

The Strokes have been rumoured for APE in London - if true I'd wager they'll headline Primavera Sound too.

Can't see it happening. They only last played three years ago, and have barely done anything since. I'm sure Gabi will happily let Mad Cool take them all for themselves.

[Lars]

World Party is planning to release a new album next year and plan to go on tour as well.

” He’s also planning to take a full band out on tour beginning in the spring: 

Something for Primavera?

[Martin_89]

Maybe my biggest wish for next year: Grimes to play Rayban at the 03:00 slot with a new album!

[scatteredscreens]

Would love Thom Yorke at this and don't think it's too out of the question.

[Chopman]

On 10/19/2018 at 5:26 PM, James96 said:

Would love Thom Yorke at this and don't think it's too out of the question.

Yeah I could imagine that, he's got that new suspiria soundtrack coming out and he's touring a bit this year. nothing for next year yet

 

My Bloody Valentine have confirmed two new albums apparently so hopefully they get released so they can headline primavera at some point before 2030

[scatteredscreens]

I'm gonna say from what we know with artists touring we could see any of these:

The Cure, MBV, NIN, Beach House, Julia Holter, Swans (new iteration should be out then), Deafheaven, This Will Destroy you, Sharon Van Etten, GYBE, Pinegrove, Snail Mail, Interpol, LOW, Tim Hecker, Big Red Machine (Bon Iver and The National have both recently headlined, obviously only if the project is touring), Thom Yorke, Tame Impala (possibly headlining), Vampire Weekend

obviously people have mentioned others, I reckon we could see The Cure, Tame Impala, Smashing Pumpkins, headlining with Vampire Weekend having a high up slot. Not that I like them but I wonder if The 1975 are 'Primavera enough' to play, and probably headline. I reckon once the APE line up is out we're gonna get at least two of the headliners from there.

[diogozsz]

somebody at foro exilados said the lineup for primavera will be out in December

[kingcrawler]

I remember someone suggesting Tool last year. They're meant to be touring in early June, I wonder if they might be an option for Primavera? 

[xxialac]

47 minutes ago, diogozsz said:

somebody at foro exilados said the lineup for primavera will be out in December

Not directly I think. Seems they were reporting somebody on a different forum (BBK Bilbao) suggesting this.

[Trk]

It was me the one that posted it, and yes, it has been said at a conference in a music industry related event.

Edited October 22, 2018 by Trk

[Andrej]

Would be really surprised to see Tool at Primavera, but you never know. Routing and schedule work well if they are in Austria around June 5th, its doable....

[Swanmob]

18 hours ago, kingcrawler said:

I remember someone suggesting Tool last year. They're meant to be touring in early June, I wonder if they might be an option for Primavera? 

Might have been me and it might have been wishful thinking! 

[xxialac]

17 hours ago, Trk said:

It was me the one that posted it, and yes, it has been said at a conference in a music industry related event.

How much confidence would you place in the comment?

[Guy Incognito]

David Byrne maybe?

[neacaisa]

1 hour ago, Swanmob said:

Might have been me and it might have been wishful thinking! 

 

17 hours ago, Andrej said:

Would be really surprised to see Tool at Primavera, but you never know. Routing and schedule work well if they are in Austria around June 5th, its doable....

ruled out, show @ download madrid is spanish exclusive 

[Trk]

4 hours ago, xxialac said:

How much confidence would you place in the comment?

A lot, given who said it.

But well, it wouldn't be the first time that they give an aprox. date and then something changes (even Gabi did it).

[xxialac]

18 minutes ago, Trk said:

A lot, given who said it.

But well, it wouldn't be the first time that they give an aprox. date and then something changes (even Gabi did it).

Great and point taken.

Can see The Good, The Bad and The Queen at Primavera 2019 incidentally.

[bananaa52]

the cure in dublin in 8th june makes me feel we can have them in both primaveras. porto-dublin or dublin-porto is a common trip i see bands doing.