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By northernangel · Posted
It's a good effort, the one thing is see being a big no is for Fatboy Slim to open Other stage, I really don't think it worked for Annie Mac this year. Daylight was a bit of a killer and I think they probably hoped she got a better crowd, it definitely left with thinking had I had the energy or space I'd have got up to one of her sets like later at the stonebridge bar. Just return it to a band I think, I think Razorlight or The Cribs would be ideal nut someone similar like that. I think he'll headline Woodsies or maybe West Holts as he's previously only subbed when John Peel and do his Arcadia set again. I hope Groove Armada come back with Eats Everything as I regret not going to that even if it was just a dj set. I reckon Kaiser Cheifs may get the set one slot higher that Bloc Party did on Other so the crowd isn't so manic. Them before The Libertines make a lot of sense though I can see them deciding to go similar to the Keane slot for them. We don't want an exodus like this year with the Pyramid leaving Keane to go to Bloc Party as even though these bands might not be at their peak...Keane sold very well this tour mind, at Glastonbury there is so may thousand more people from various ranges of eras than there is elsewhere making sets much more attended. More people will watch Kaiser Cheifs for example or Bloc Party there than they will at their own smaller capacity tour. -
By northernangel · Posted
Warped tour did but they didn't book that many bigger bands clashing etc. They did not and are only charging $149 with fees for the 30th anniversary reunion which is a 2 day event so the difference all round is massive and this event had Blink 182 in their heyday who WWWY have booked recently with a $350 tag on the day. Giving tickets are still easily accessible for WWWY this weekend, I'm willing to bet that they won't do as great next year as I reckon Long Beach having a date for the 30th Anniversary which is likely to be all the return is will not only get the crowds but get the bands flocking too, many of which would have been exactly who WWWY book these days. -
By Gummy de Milo · Posted
We're at the point now where all we know is that its not Shikari, its not Biffy, and its, according to James, one of the best bookings he's ever made. Its down to interpretation but i think Rise Against are absolutely in that convo. I cant remember the exact words, but there was something about the booking being in excess of 100k. Theres a lot of possibility there... Rise Against, Deftones, Weezer, Placebo, Alexisonfire, The Offspring, Knocked Loose, Turnstile... Gallows with Frank now that he's called the Rattlesnakes a day... Letlive? Who bloody knows. Wait and watch us get completely blindsided by it being something like AFI and a Lower Than Atlantis reunion or something daft. -
Just saw the show in Prague. It was amazing as usual. I'd say pretty much on par with the previous arena tour from 2017. Highlights would be O Children, Jubilee Street, Papa won't leave you Henry, I Need You, Conversion, Cinnamon Horses (unexpected highlight!) - from the new songs the only one I thought didn't work live was Joy.
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Pretty sure I Prevail will take this spot. About Fever 333, not sure they'll tour in Europe next year. They cancelled their tour this year because of Jason mental health.
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