INmusic 2024

[gregory]

Did Sleafords play in 2022 or pull out? Can't remember

[SweetJesus]

They played on second stage and they were great.

[SweetJesus]

According to this poster, Qotsa, Massive Attack, LCD Soundsystem ruled out.

PJ Harvey?

[BlackFoxx]

19 minutes ago, SweetJesus said:

According to this poster, Qotsa, Massive Attack, LCD Soundsystem ruled out.

PJ Harvey?

Not sure how often they like to repeat acts, but The Killers? Think they're announcing UK dates soon as they had a sign up for pre-sale link going till Monday

[activean]

27 minutes ago, SweetJesus said:

According to this poster, Qotsa, Massive Attack, LCD Soundsystem ruled out.

PJ Harvey?

Could be just a marketing. 

But the last letter seems rounded, so Pixies, Editors, The Strokes, The 1975, The Kooks..

 

Edited November 25, 2023 by activean

[BlackFoxx]

Will be my first time attending this year, really looking forward to it. Does anyone with more experience or knowledge of this festival want to guess at what slots the currently announced bands will take? Don't want to get my expectations up too high for what slots and left and the size of the acts to be added.

I wasn't too keen on Sleaford Mods when they supported Blur at Wembley this year so hoping there might be something else on while they play. I've noticed they topped the second stage in 2022, so would they get a similar slot again this year? How do the stages work? Am I right in thinking the first and second stages don't clash. So does that mean the second biggest act for each day is the one who is second on main or the one headlining second? 

Still feel like Interpol are likely as they're playing with Smashing Pumpkins across Europe both before and after this festival. Would imagine they'd be the second biggest act on whatever day they're announced for?

Grateful for any advice and insight, and fingers crossed for some good additions! Already the value is great for the ticket price and really looking forward to building this festival into a wider trip to Slovenia and Croatia next summer.

[activean]

1 hour ago, BlackFoxx said:

Will be my first time attending this year, really looking forward to it. Does anyone with more experience or knowledge of this festival want to guess at what slots the currently announced bands will take? Don't want to get my expectations up too high for what slots and left and the size of the acts to be added.

I wasn't too keen on Sleaford Mods when they supported Blur at Wembley this year so hoping there might be something else on while they play. I've noticed they topped the second stage in 2022, so would they get a similar slot again this year? How do the stages work? Am I right in thinking the first and second stages don't clash. So does that mean the second biggest act for each day is the one who is second on main or the one headlining second? 

Still feel like Interpol are likely as they're playing with Smashing Pumpkins across Europe both before and after this festival. Would imagine they'd be the second biggest act on whatever day they're announced for?

Grateful for any advice and insight, and fingers crossed for some good additions! Already the value is great for the ticket price and really looking forward to building this festival into a wider trip to Slovenia and Croatia next summer.

True, the main and second stage dont clash. Stages are like 3 minutes apart so you can catch all artists on both stages. The second biggest act of the day is playing on the main stage. The third live stage is Hidden stage (tent), which has hosted names like Peter Bjorn & John, Dry Cleaning..., and it traditionally hosts some promising rising artists, like Fontaines DC and Black Honey back in 2019, before they got bigger.

Here you can see stages and it's timelines from 2019: https://clashfinder.com/s/inmusic2019/

Last year they extended the festival to 4 days and it felt like the undercard was weaker, for that reason I expect Sleaford Mods to be in the same place or maybe even lower.

Interpol actually headlined in 2018 but were announced in February, when tickets were already selling very well  (it was a sold out edition) and the turnout was not the best, so I doubt they would get to headline again. 

I'm waiting for INmusic to add the lineup on the website, because usually the order gives us an idea, where some acts stand. If I were to guess I would say Viagra will be on Main and The Gaslight Anthem on the second stage. 

Edited November 25, 2023 by activean

[Rico_Pliskin]

Hozier, very good live show

[49Lawson]

17 minutes ago, Rico_Pliskin said:

Hozier, very good live show

Wonder if he's the headliner for Tuesday looking at the slots he's playing elsewhere? I've never been too fussed on InMusic but it's one my wife has always wanted to try; Sleaford Mods aside this is shaping up into quite a nice line up for me next year so it could be considered as a cheaper alternative definitely.

[SweetJesus]

He’s not a headliner. 

[Rico_Pliskin]

Just now, SweetJesus said:

He’s not a headliner. 

Even better for those attending, seems nicer things to look forward to

[gregory]

5 hours ago, SweetJesus said:

He’s not a headliner. 

...everyone is headliner to someone

[BlackFoxx]

Any ideas on the days/placement of acts that have been announced so far?

[SweetJesus]

The National & The Gaslight Anthem - 24 June

The Smashing Pumpkins - 26 June

No info for VB, Hozier & Sleaford Mods

[BlackFoxx]

Would The Smile also fit the spot that's teased in that poster? Would they be headliner sized here? 

[gigi21]

On 11/28/2023 at 8:28 PM, SweetJesus said:

The National & The Gaslight Anthem - 24 June

The Smashing Pumpkins - 26 June

No info for VB, Hozier & Sleaford Mods

Even if they haven't been announced yet, I think we can also write down Interpol for June 26, as they're playing every other show in that tour leg by The Smashing Pumpkins (19-28 June, 6 shows and Interpol have been announced for the other 5 ones). 

Weezer are opening The Smashing Pumpkins shows in the UK in early June and Tom Morello is the opening act for the recently announced Italian date (6 July). This put both them in the mix but not very likely imho.

[alan_ts]

48 minutes ago, gigi21 said:

Even if they haven't been announced yet, I think we can also write down Interpol for June 26, as they're playing every other show in that tour leg by The Smashing Pumpkins (19-28 June, 6 shows and Interpol have been announced for the other 5 ones). 

Weezer are opening The Smashing Pumpkins shows in the UK in early June and Tom Morello is the opening act for the recently announced Italian date (6 July). This put both them in the mix but not very likely imho.

I know this is not "The New Normal", but I can't see any female artist yet.

 

Edit: Interpol headlined in 2018, I can see them come back since Inmusic tend to repeat acts.

 

Mgmt are realising new music, do you think they are a possibility? I think they already played at Inmusic in the past.

Edited November 30, 2023 by alan_ts

[alan_ts]

No announcement today?

[activean]

4 minutes ago, alan_ts said:

No announcement today?

Was expecting it too 🙃

[alan_ts]

5 minutes ago, activean said:

Was expecting it too 🙃

I was expecting QOTSA after they've been announced for Idays today.

They're free on Tuesday even if they play in Barcelona on Wednesday.

[SweetJesus]

@alan_tsit’s not qotsa. check my post (3rd on this page) with poster photo

[alan_ts]

55 minutes ago, SweetJesus said:

@alan_tsit’s not qotsa. check my post (3rd on this page) with poster photo

Thanks O didn't notice the third blurred name

[Rico_Pliskin]

Reckon the new insta post is a clue for Future islands?

 

[SDMan99]

Could today’s Insta story be a hint for Pet Shop Boys ? They’re touring Europe around that time and their name does fit quite nicely on that poster with the hidden headliner. 
 

I hope not though , don’t think they’d fit the vibe. Personally hoping for Pixies or PJ Harvey 🤞 

[gigi21]

+ Paolo Nutini (not announced as headliner but surely someone's headliner)