Truck Festival 2025

[NorthernSoul52]

Just now, sheffinghell said:

They put on a big show for sure.

Feels weird since I kind of associate them as being very meat-and-two-veg. 

[sheffinghell]

1 minute ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Feels weird since I kind of associate them as being very meat-and-two-veg. 

Yeah, was surprised by the light show tbh

[charlierc]

38 minutes ago, Dales said:

In my 50's and my pogoing and moshing days are well and trully in the past. My festivals days now include lot's of sitting down, standing with my arms folded, foot taping, nodding or politly clapping. I have not quiet reached the walking around with my hands behind my back stage yet.

Believe that's what's referred to in the Glastonbury thread as the "picnic blanket brigade"

 

Although I'm in my 30s and regularly walk with hands behind back. Dunno what that says about me tbh.

[charlierc]

32 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Feels weird since I kind of associate them as being very meat-and-two-veg. 

I think Empire did a bit of damage to their reputation as that was imo their most direct lad-rock album, around the time everything they did seemed to end up as a football highlights soundbed. The following albums were always a lot more interesting and weird than that.