Primavera Sound 2024

[brosch]

5 minutes ago, davidoffescassi said:

We knew they would be touring around end of may in Europe. We are talking here about Lana Del Rey, The Cure, Travis Scott, Karol G and whatever with less evidence

Less evidence, more vibe

[DDave]

41 minutes ago, Quadrophobia said:

Tourdates are out, no Tool at PS

Ah well, never mind. 

[Quadrophobia]

So what act are we discussing til the actual line up drop?

 

[brosch]

3 minutes ago, Quadrophobia said:

So what act are we discussing til the actual line up drop?

 

Someone with a reference to 1994 - full circle back to Portishead 😄 

Because no Oasis

[Boss89]

I just hope The Postal Service will still add a EU-leg to their reunion tour. But it doesn't seem very likely

[scatteredscreens]

4 minutes ago, Boss89 said:

I just hope The Postal Service will still add a EU-leg to their reunion tour. But it doesn't seem very likely

Me too 😞

[mortand]

16 minutes ago, brosch said:

Someone with a reference to 1994 - full circle back to Portishead 😄 

Because no Oasis

Nas celebrating 30 years of 'Illmatic'?

Aphex Twin doing 'SAW II'? Or whatever he feels like?

Sunny Day Real Estate playing 'Diary' in full? They've been touring this year.

Bark Psychosis jumping out of hiatus and doing 'Hex' in the auditori?

Edited November 14, 2023 by mortand

[Fabrizzo]

Obviuously Talking Heads ...

[Fabrizzo]

Camera Obscura on tour in May next year 🤞

[mortand]

Oh, Camera Obscura would be great. Nice to have them back on the live circuit.

[chilirocker]

Hoopla dropped its lineup, not much I can see crossing over - maybe Jessie Ware and Nelly Furtado...

[Hip Priest]

Barcelona on the Thursday or Saturday too, surely?

[festivalguy97]

Once again, don’t think we will get anything before the full lineup, that probably will come in around 2,5 weeks

[scatteredscreens]

7 minutes ago, festivalguy97 said:

Once again, don’t think we will get anything before the full lineup, that probably will come in around 2,5 weeks

Don't think anyone has said otherwise other than the off chance there was a Tool drop today like Depeche Mode which there wasn't.

[pipan]

29 minutes ago, chilirocker said:

Hoopla dropped its lineup, not much I can see crossing over - maybe Jessie Ware and Nelly Furtado...

Maybe also 2020 dropouts - Kim Petras and Georgia.

[festivalguy97]

So from what the other European festivals announced already (not rumours) are the following:

Kali Uchis (very probable)

Tool (out)

Foo Fighters (out for sure) 

Pulp (In for sure) 

The National (seems possible but doubt it) 

PJ Harvey (In for sure) 

Dua Lipa (doubt it, but wouldn’t cross her yet)

Smashing Pumpkins (Out for sure) 

Romy (very probable)

Tainy (very probable) 

Fred Again (out for sure) 

LCD Soundsystem (Could be in but as mentioned before no dates before August) 

I’m not going too much into South American festivals as usually there’s not much connection between those and European festivals, but from the first look things like SZA, Paramore, Jungle, Phoenix and Rina Sawayama seem to be possible 

[gigi21]

3 hours ago, Quadrophobia said:

Yeah they haven't played Europe between the last two albums, but since then they have toured here relatively often. For a headline-sized band playing every other year (considering covid) is quite often.

Maybe southern European promoters were not booking them for shows, because of the high ticket prices in relation to local purchasing power? They are not Pear Jam or Bruce Springsteen after all.

it's all relative, as someone else said, including the hype. On Primavera and i-Days forums it's probably bigger than elsewhere for that reason.

[scatteredscreens]

gonna throw out my prediction from a while back but add twigs back in as she's active

Wednesday: The The
Thursday: Pulp, Doja Cat, PJ Harvey
Friday : Travis Scott, The National, FKA Twigs
Saturday: Lana Del Rey, Massive Attack, Justice

[Whos3000_]

Quite disappointed they would have been at least someone different than the national or tame impala  

[scatteredscreens]

1 minute ago, Whos3000_ said:

Quite disappointed they would have been at least someone different than the national or tame impala  

I agree, I love the national but it is a seriously dull booking in terms of variety. They'll put on a good show but yeah

[Quadrophobia]

1 hour ago, chilirocker said:

Hoopla dropped its lineup, not much I can see crossing over - maybe Jessie Ware and Nelly Furtado...

Man, Nelly Furtado would be one of the best unexpected PS bookings ever!

[scatteredscreens]

Nelly would be great

[chilirocker]

11 minutes ago, Quadrophobia said:

Man, Nelly Furtado would be one of the best unexpected PS bookings ever!

Agreed, think she would fit into the late evening slot on Mordor - the Kacey Musgraves/Brittany Howard slot. Really would love to see Say It Right live.

[Whos3000_]

23 minutes ago, scatteredscreens said:

gonna throw out my prediction from a while back but add twigs back in as she's active

Wednesday: The The
Thursday: Pulp, Doja Cat, PJ Harvey
Friday : Travis Scott, The National, FKA Twigs
Saturday: Lana Del Rey, Massive Attack, Justice

This would be the weaker headliner line up since 2018/2019

[BA_Barrabus]

17 minutes ago, Whos3000_ said:

Quite disappointed they would have been at least someone different than the national or tame impala  

Did I miss something re Tame Impala & The National?