Green Man 2025

[lessthanwill1]

Tickets Sat 28 September. Who’s in?

 

TV On The Radio for headliner? 

[bexj]

Our group of 4 will hopefully be in... except that 3 of the 4 of us are abroad on ticket day!  Argh!!

I wonder what the limit will be on number of tickets this year?

I'd like to see PJ Harvey headline but I'm also quite happy to let GM go with what they think best because they usually do a great job!!

[Stillill42]

I'm defo in! Great start folks, PJ and TV on the Radio would be lovely. Waxahatchee and Les Savy Fav, Melts for a bit of Irish interest but totally trust the lineup. Such a relief to be able to say that about a festival this far out! 

Edited September 2 by Stillill42

[Mambonumberfive]

I’m in. I’m in the queue already, refresh, refresh, refresh. 
I’d be happy with PJ and would love Angel Olsen or Regina Spektor, or a return from St Vincent but I’m with Bexj in being happy with GMs choice of headliners.

[SweepingTheNation]

Tropical F Storm, as the poster had it, are already announced for Canela Party the week after. They were listed for 2020 and then had to pull out for health reasons in 2022.

[bandsrcool]

After an amazing first year there I will definitely trust the process and look forward to what's thrown at us next year but will keep my fingers crossed that Los Campesinos poke in. After seeing so much Melin Melyn merch hope they play too so I can see what the fuss is about!

Edited September 3 by bandsrcool

[Salopian]

I was gutted Bill Ryder-Jones wasn't there this year as I'd seen him live shortly before the line up announcement and he was absolutely brilliant - and new album is great as well. Seems to have love for GM and is seemingly good mates with Gruff Rhys - so if he's still touring next year I'd be amazed if he didn't show up.

 

Our youngest will only be 7 months next year so think we'll leave it until 2026. Watch out for Christine and the Queens headlining, just to piss my wife off (we didn't go in 23 and she's also big fan of First Aid Kit and Self Esteem 🤦‍♂️).

 

Public Service Broadcasting were a brilliant late edition in 2022 and got a new album coming out and tour, so I'd fully expect them to be on the radar. 

[Mambonumberfive]

Email re tickets today. Who do we think this new ticket provider is and what fresh ways to torture us!

[Fish Bulb]

Don't suppose anyone has a screenshot of the ticket prices by age brackets last time? Trying to work out what it's gonna cost the family in total (appreciate prices may go up slightly).

[pedrogooch]

8 hours ago, Mambonumberfive said:

Email re tickets today. Who do we think this new ticket provider is and what fresh ways to torture us!

 

I saw that. Interesting. Unless it's one of the major ticket agents who are used to massive demand, I think it might be a bit disappointing again. And I can't imagine Green Man going with a Ticketmaster or AXS, but who knows....

 

Fingers crossed it goes smoothly.

Edited 3 hours ago by pedrogooch

[incident]

5 minutes ago, pedrogooch said:

 

I saw that. Interesting. Unless it's one of the major ticket agents who are used to massive demand, I think it might be a bit disappointing again. And I can't imagine Green Man going with a Ticketmaster or AXS, but who knows....

 

Fingers crossed it goes smoothly.

 

In terms of agents capable of running the sale without the kind of issues seen previously, then that pretty much limits the options to Ticketmaster, AXS, See, or Eventim. Then the next tier would be Dice, Gigantic, Eventbrite, or TheTicketSellers but probably they'd all struggle nearly as much as Ticketline with something that big.

 

Everyone else is either a white label or offshoot for one of those, or far too small to be considered.

 

My gut feeling is that it'll be TheTicketSellers, and that it'll be painful again.

[pedrogooch]

33 minutes ago, incident said:

 

In terms of agents capable of running the sale without the kind of issues seen previously, then that pretty much limits the options to Ticketmaster, AXS, See, or Eventim. Then the next tier would be Dice, Gigantic, Eventbrite, or TheTicketSellers but probably they'd all struggle nearly as much as Ticketline with something that big.

 

Everyone else is either a white label or offshoot for one of those, or far too small to be considered.

 

My gut feeling is that it'll be TheTicketSellers, and that it'll be painful again.

 

There's Kaboodle who seems to do a lot of festivals too. Not sure they do anything with Green Man level demand though.

 

The Ticketsellers will be painful if it is them, yes. Not sure what Green Man say to customers if they moved specifically for that reason and it happens again.

 

Buying festival tickets on Dice is painful, so hopefully not them. Nice app for buying concerts, but wildly unsuitable for events with loads of different ticket and camping options.