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[Hesse]

San Miguel Primavera Sound is very proud to announce as part of their 10th year celebrations that the legendary US band Pavement will headline May 27th 2010. The Festival takes place on the 27th, 28th and 29th of May.

It is the tenth time that the festival opens its doors to more than 150 artists and a public that has grown with us in age and in numbers. In these ten years more than 800 artists and bands, have played at the San Miguel Primavera Sound, covering many different styles and tastes, all within what we who organise this festival consider to be good music: rock, pop, folk, punk, hardcore, metal, experimental, electronic... From Motörhead to Aphex Twin, from Pulp to Animal Collective and from Subterranean Kids to Gentle People. We have tried to give you an overview of this decade from our point of view without forgetting classical names that have influenced these new generations.

Today Tuesday 27th of October you will be able to buy the full festival tickets for the San Miguel Primavera Sound 2010 at the price of 95 euro (+ booking fee), this price will be valid until the 30th of November. From the 1st December the price will be 99 euro (+ booking fee).

The tickets will be on sale on the Ticketmaster network (Tick Tack Ticket), CD Drome shops, RIFT shops, Seetickets UK, Fnac France and through Paypal on the festival webpage.

[Hesse]

Legendary American band Pixies will be one of the headliners of the next San Miguel Primavera Sound. The Boston band, formed by Black Francis, Kim Deal, Joey Santiago and Dave Lovering, reformed in 2004 after a 11 year hiatus.

[Hesse]

Pavement plays thursday 27 and pixies friday 28

[PastCaring]

Whoopeee - Pixies in Barca! Does anyone know if you can buy day tickets for this festival?

[5co77ie]

PastCaring, on Nov 13 2009, 11:31 AM, said:

Whoopeee - Pixies in Barca! Does anyone know if you can buy day tickets for this festival?

I don't believe so - not and have them sent to a UK address anyway:

The listing is here:

http://www.efestival...primavera/2010/

and early tickets can be bought here:

http://www.seetickets.com/see/price.asp?co...ler3=efestivals

[snipe]

You can buy day tickets closer to the festival but they work out quite expensive. The final weekend ticket costs 150euro so I think the day tickets are in the 50 to 60 euro range. If you get a weekend ticket now it only costs 95euro!

[RobertSVW]

Panda Bear, Ganglians have been added. More bands tba on 24/11/09

[PastCaring]

This is looking really good - does anyone know how long the early bird tickets are available for?

[RobertSVW]

Until 01/12/09.

[PastCaring]

Phew! Payday's not till next week!

[RobertSVW]

4PM2DAY: Stay Tuned

[RobertSVW]

The Fall
Panda Bear
Dum Dum Girls
Joker
Delorean
The Antlers
Wild Beasts
The Bloody Beetroots
The New Pornographers
BIS
Here We Go Magic
Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions
The XX
Wilco


confirmed.

Edited by RobertSVW, 23 November 2009 - 04:14 PM.

[funkel]

Hopefully I can convince a few mates to go along to this. I usually go to Glastonbury every year but didn't manage to get a ticket this time, though I'm not too worried after hearing the rumoured lineup for it... U2 and Muse don't really do it for me.

This looks like my sort of festival though... already loads of great acts there to keep me happy! And guaranteed sunshine too!

[superfurry]

Yay, looks fantastic - We have booked already and roll on the spring. Hope they can add:
Super Furry Animals, Feist, Black Keys and Reverend & the Makers.
Can't wait....

[moz4pm]

yay, the fall! thats a few more friends who'll go now

[jonnyx]

I'm coming!.

[RobertSVW]

New:

Low (plays The Great Destroyer)
Superchunk
Orbital
Mission of Burma
Dr Dog
King Khan & BBQ
Lee Scratch Perry
Wire
Japandroids
Sic Alps
Circulatory System

[PastCaring]

I thought that Lee Scratch Perry was dead?!?! - a ghoster not a toaster, like! - apparently not - only goes to prove you can't believe everything you hear!

Edited by PastCaring, 02 December 2009 - 01:30 PM.

[A-Rob]

This one already has sick line up

[PastCaring]

Has anyone ever done this festie and camped? We've found a campsite just up the coast from the festie site that appears to be a short train ride away but we're wondering if anyone else has actually tried this?