EOTR 2025 line-up speculation topic

[accordionandvoice]

On a more serious note - for the undercard:

 

Dean Rodney Jr & The Cowboys, Fievel Is Glauque, Dialect, Martha Skye Murphy, Ryley Walker, Astrid Sonne, Fuubutsushi, Florence Sinclair, Rachika Nayar, Mohammad Syfkhan, Rafael Toral, KMRU, Camera Picture...

 

Returnees from this year: Nourished By Time, Ugly, Chanel Beads.

 

[wolfamongwolves]

3 hours ago, Hooskerdoo said:

Who?

 

Edited September 11 by wolfamongwolves

[accordionandvoice]

45 minutes ago, wolfamongwolves said:

 

What?

[wolfamongwolves]

10 hours ago, accordionandvoice said:

What?

Don't know what happened there 

 

Bob Mould 

[artbrutarchitecture]

My headliner predictions, both from personal choice and comments in the thread - Mercury Rev, Mogwai, Sharon Van Etten and Fever Ray. 

[robith]

On 9/11/2024 at 5:44 PM, Hooskerdoo said:

Who?

Is that a joke????

 

EDIT: it is a joke

Edited September 16 by robith

[Hooskerdoo]

3 hours ago, robith said:

Is that a joke????

 

EDIT: it is a joke

An attempt. Didn't land.

[wolfamongwolves]

34 minutes ago, Hooskerdoo said:

An attempt. Didn't land.

It landed.  Classic 👏🏻👏🏻

[Justiceforcedave]

Wunderhorse? 

[robith]

15 hours ago, Hooskerdoo said:

An attempt. Didn't land.

Don't do yourself a disservice, I didn't read the thread properly

[jplewes]

Lazy well they headlined green man so maybe eotr this time but I'd like Sampha and would be a different vibe headliner wise. Last record is great. Would love young fathers too.

 

Acts i'd like to see back from previous eotr with stuff out that is good - Cola, WH Lung, Dehd, Porridge Radio, crack cloud. 

 

Plus dry cleaning if they have new tunes and could be promoted on the bill and gilla band if they're around. 

 

Don't think she's played before but Sofia kourtesis for the late DJ set. Newest record is great. 

 

And of course, all the great stuff I've never heard of. 

Edited September 17 by jplewes

[Hooskerdoo]

Reading about The Hard Quartet this morning.  Malkmus et al (and not P*vement). Yes please. 

Also

GhostWoman

Otoboke Beaver

Wednesday

Sugar Horse

J Mascis

The Bevis Frond

Mount Kimbie

DIIV

MONO

Magic Shoppe

f**ked Up

Pom Poko

Minami Deutshe

Deeper

Teen Mortgage

Kikagaku Moyo

Les Big Byrd

more heavy psych, post rock, krautronica and edgy shoegaze

 

and, for the avoidance of any doubt, Bob Mould.

[Yoss]

3 hours ago, Hooskerdoo said:

Kikagaku Moyo

 

I understood them to have announced they were done.

[Hooskerdoo]

1 hour ago, Yoss said:

 

I understood them to have announced they were done.

Just checked, you are right. I hadn't heard.

[LeeRaynor]

Mercury Rev seem to be gathering traction on this forum, let's hope Simon reads it! For me though I'd love to see the reappearance of the Felice Brothers who gave me one of my favourite EOTR memories a few years back.

[noisenoiseandmorenoise]

On 9/20/2024 at 5:42 PM, Hooskerdoo said:

Reading about The Hard Quartet this morning.  Malkmus et al (and not P*vement). Yes please. 

Also

GhostWoman

Otoboke Beaver

Wednesday

Sugar Horse

J Mascis

The Bevis Frond

Mount Kimbie

DIIV

MONO

Magic Shoppe

f**ked Up

Pom Poko

Minami Deutshe

Deeper

Teen Mortgage

Kikagaku Moyo

Les Big Byrd

more heavy psych, post rock, krautronica and edgy shoegaze

 

and, for the avoidance of any doubt, Bob Mould.

Haha I'd definitely go to this festival but whether anyone is willing to put it on is another question. Lovely stuff.

[Dark Star]

On 9/20/2024 at 4:42 PM, Hooskerdoo said:

Wednesday

 

more heavy psych, post rock, krautronica

 

and, for the avoidance of any doubt, Bob Mould.

 

MJ Lenderman would be an acceptable alternative to/as well as Wednesday. Imagine he'll be winding up his touring behind his new album by then.

 

Motrik, from Portland, would be a nice addition. Killer live.

 

Bob Mould would be epic.

[SweepingTheNation]

1 hour ago, Dark Star said:

 

MJ Lenderman would be an acceptable alternative to/as well as Wednesday. Imagine he'll be winding up his touring behind his new album by then.

 

 

Actually think Lenderman would be a good bet, Wednesday did Green Man Mountain stage this year and he might well be main stage level by then, could easily see him doing the Paredes de Coura - APE - Canela Party - Meo Kalorama - EOTR circuit.

[Hooskerdoo]

2 hours ago, Dark Star said:

Motrik, from Portland, would be a nice addition. Killer live.

Good shout.

Also Motor!k, from Belgium. Not seen them live, but some great albums.

[carwynnen]

On 9/10/2024 at 10:29 AM, Mardy said:

EOTR went through a phase of getting older acts to do a mid afternoon slot didn't they? sort of like a budget version of Glastonbury's legend slot. Van Dyke Parks (who was absolutely abysmal), Richard Thompson, Roy Harper.

I enjoyed Van Dyke Parks, f**king weird though. Loved Roy Harper, and I cried at Shirley Collins. It was Patti Smith that let me down, but I saw Patrick Watson and Gravenhurst instead, which was an excellent thing

[carwynnen]

On 9/8/2024 at 2:13 PM, SweepingTheNation said:

We're far enough away now for this, I think. Rumours, supposition, wishlists and "has to be Boygenius/PJ Harvey" go here up to the end of January/start of February announcement.

I'd like....

 

James Holden

Califone

KMRU

and a Gorky's reunion gig, please, EOTR Santa

[Hooskerdoo]

On 9/21/2024 at 7:06 PM, noisenoiseandmorenoise said:

Haha I'd definitely go to this festival but whether anyone is willing to put it on is another question. Lovely stuff.

Cheers. I know there will always be the acoustic-led and introspective singer-songwriter stuff and lots of great acts from other parts of the world, but I've been loving the "rougher" edge that has become more of a part of EotR over the last few years, so my list caters for that side. Just a part of the mix though.

[Yokel Again]

Mercury Rev were perfect in 2008! 

[grumpyhack]

Possibly not the right place to ask but it's a start.  I've been a regular Green Man goer for several years but we failed to get tickets this year.  A few people have suggested End of the Road as a good alternative.  Any thoughts or views?

[Yoss]

11 minutes ago, grumpyhack said:

Possibly not the right place to ask but it's a start.  I've been a regular Green Man goer for several years but we failed to get tickets this year.  A few people have suggested End of the Road as a good alternative.  Any thoughts or views?

 

I've only been to Green Man the once, so I'm biased in favour of EotR. But it's hard to see what you'd not like about it if you like GM.

 

EotR is just slightly smaller, but now has more stages (depending exactly what you count). The other main difference you'll probably notice is that there are fewer families / kids, with it being closer to the schools going back.