EOTR 2025 line-up speculation topic

[Hooskerdoo]

I could see Public Service Broadcasting on the Woods.

[accordionandvoice]

On 9/30/2024 at 1:00 PM, 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?

It is significantly better than Green Man. Can't believe they get compared, to be honest. Not only is the line-up constantly better and more interesting, but it is smaller, more contained, prettier, easier to get around and generally feels more personal. There are so many lovely little details at EOTR that Green Man simply doesn't have. Also the weather is always better!

[airwaves]

On 9/30/2024 at 1:17 PM, Yoss said:

The other main difference you'll probably notice is that there are fewer families / kids, with it being closer to the schools going back.

😂😂😂😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

Jeez. Really? It never feels like "fewer... Kids".

I dread to think what more kids than EOTR would look like

[Justiceforcedave]

23 hours ago, airwaves said:

😂😂😂😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

Jeez. Really? It never feels like "fewer... Kids".

I dread to think what more kids than EOTR would look like

Definitely less at EOTR! I did both this year and really noticed it.

[Yoss]

I'm not really aware of there being many school-age kids at EotR at all.

[killyourtv]

Mrs KYTV and I both think there's less school age children at EOTR than we remember from our first festivals in 2011- with our pre-teen boys were more into the circus and clay than the music.

 

Children have never bothered us as as much as middle-aged chatterers.

[paulwa]

I saw Wunderhorse in Bristol on Saturday and I really enjoyed them. They had 3 basic styles of songs - pop tunes with a rocky edge, grunge, and a couple of slower Americana songs - all very good and all would fit the EOTR vibe very well. They could definitely carry off a Garden stage headliner or Woods stage sub-headliner slot, perhaps even a Woods headliner by next September.

 

They're clearly going places. It's the first time I've seen queues up the street outside the O2 Academy. However, I was one of only a handful of fifty-somethings in the building, it was 99% teenagers. This is very encouraging from a "future of guitar-based rock" perspective, but I think it probably leads their management to prioritise a Truck or Boardmasters festival over EOTR.

[The Nal]

1 minute ago, paulwa said:

I saw Wunderhorse in Bristol on Saturday and I really enjoyed them. They had 3 basic styles of songs - pop tunes with a rocky edge, grunge, and a couple of slower Americana songs - all very good and all would fit the EOTR vibe very well. They could definitely carry off a Garden stage headliner or Woods stage sub-headliner slot, perhaps even a Woods headliner by next September.

 

They're clearly going places. It's the first time I've seen queues up the street outside the O2 Academy. However, I was one of only a handful of fifty-somethings in the building, it was 99% teenagers. This is very encouraging from a "future of guitar-based rock" perspective, but I think it probably leads their management to prioritise a Truck or Boardmasters festival over EOTR.

 

They were supposed to play last year but pulled out late doors

[zahidf]

Teenage Fanclub  confirm new UK shows for August 2025,

Sunderland Fire Station, 28 Aug
Castleton Devils Arse, 29
Holmfirth Picturedrome, 30
Carlisle Old Fire Station, 31

 

These guys would fit...

[shoebox]

11 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Teenage Fanclub  confirm new UK shows for August 2025,

Sunderland Fire Station, 28 Aug
Castleton Devils Arse, 29
Holmfirth Picturedrome, 30
Carlisle Old Fire Station, 31

 

These guys would fit...

How would they? Those are the exact same dates as the festival.

[robith]

I'm sorry....Devils Arse?????????????

[shoebox]

2 minutes ago, robith said:

I'm sorry....Devils Arse?????????????

Hehe! Yeah, it's a cave in the Peak District. I know The Wedding Present have played there before

[SweepingTheNation]

I mentioned back at the start that Les Savy Fav are playing Canela Party, but in the Pukkelpop topic someone says they're being offered as an agency package to European festivals with The Get Up Kids, who unlike LSF don't feel very EOTR-like.

[Stillill42]

On 10/2/2024 at 10:26 AM, accordionandvoice said:

It is significantly better than Green Man. Can't believe they get compared, to be honest. Not only is the line-up constantly better and more interesting, but it is smaller, more contained, prettier, easier to get around and generally feels more personal. There are so many lovely little details at EOTR that Green Man simply doesn't have. Also the weather is always better!

Having experienced my first Green Man this year and my first EOTR the year before, I think that's pretty unfair. My Green Man probably edged my EOTR but really, it's a bit of a non argument. Both are spectacularly magnificent, gorgeous sites, sound crowds, amazing, innovative music as far as the eye can see...I feel they're both on the side of the angels, not in competition. I won't hear a word against either.

Edited Tuesday at 04:03 PM by Stillill42

[robith]

17 hours ago, SweepingTheNation said:

I mentioned back at the start that Les Savy Fav are playing Canela Party, but in the Pukkelpop topic someone says they're being offered as an agency package to European festivals with The Get Up Kids, who unlike LSF don't feel very EOTR-like.

They don't

 

They'd be great though. More mid west emo at EOTR imo. Get Spanish Love Songs in too

[robith]

16 hours ago, Stillill42 said:

Having experienced my first Green Man this year and my first EOTR the year before, I think that's pretty unfair. My Green Man probably edged my EOTR but really, it's a bit of a non argument. Both are spectacularly magnificent, gorgeous sites, sound crowds, amazing, innovative music as far as the eye can see...I feel they're both on the side of the angels, not in competition. I won't hear a word against either.

Never been to Green Man, but creativity is not a competition. We're blessed to have both in the UK

[Yoss]

We are indeed lucky to have both festivals. In a perfect world I'd just prefer it if they were spaced further apart in the summer so I could go to both more comfortably.

[ljsawyer]

Here's my wishlist, consisting solely of artists that released albums this year:

 

Geordie Greep
Rafael Toral
Ducks Ltd.
Xiu Xiu
Etran de l'Air
Joanna Wang
Nala Sinephro
Old Saw
The Softies
MJ Lenderman
Maya Ongaku
Meridian Brothers
Peter Cat Recording Co.
Real Estate
Jake Xerxes Fussell
Willi Carlisle
Sierra Ferrell
Beth Gibbons
Jessica Pratt
Avalanche Kaito
Kevin Coleman

Shawn Hess

Colby T. Helms
The Messthetics & James Brandon Lewis

Bolis Pupul

Amaro Freitas

Fire!

Vera Sola

Grande Mahogany

Crizin da Z.O.

Tapir!

The Umbrellas

Cheekface

Katia Krow

Gumshoes

Edited 2 hours ago by ljsawyer