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Tin foil hat time: I think Pearl Jam get announced today, because the intel has them as 'playing two festivals'. Many people have believed this is Mad Cool and Nos Alive, but Nos doesn't always have the bigger bands from Mad Cool and vice versa. Nos just announced The Breeders this morning, and I think it's unlikely they'd announce them the same day a couple of hours earlier than a major headliner. Plus, I can't see Pearl Jam playing Europe and skipping Werchter.
We'll see soon enough I suppose...
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Whether it’s PJ or not, the best thing they could announce tomorrow is a return to IFEMA
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1 hour ago, Floyd_Ams said:
According to this, Turnstile and Limpbizkit (both rumoured for RW) will be at Graspop next summer:
(the poster was leaked via Kamelot's socials)
This is a solid rock/metal line up to be fair to them. Wonder if this means we're getting Evanescence next year? Noticed that they're about and was expecting them to be a logo band here.
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Yeah certainly seems that way. Hope The Postal Service and DCFC are finding their way onto other line ups, would be a great thing to see
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Screenshot incase it gets taken down
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https://x.com/meokalorama/status/1732520924459540838?s=46
no say this was surely meant to be revealed at 10pm at night?!
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37 minutes ago, ParanoidTourist said:
The best case scenario for me in terms of co-headliner is if we got Queens of the stone age, Massive Attack or Arcade Fire. One of the co-headliners might be wasted on Sam Smith though.
Forgot about him, I’m praying that if he was going to be here he would be in the Barn opposite Foos or something
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35 minutes ago, Yuri said:
I'm interested specifically in Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Tame Impala, Massive Attack and Nine Inch Nails
It’s been mentioned but I think only Massive Attack has a realistic chance out of those for one reason or another.
Pearl Jam tour comes out Monday apparently so we’ll see if they’re here then, but as it’s been suggested it feels like Werchter might be looking at the likes of Arcade Fire, KOL, QOTSA again to make fairly solid days of two or three bigger bands at the top of the main stage rather than a mega headliner each day
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13 minutes ago, ParanoidTourist said:
I agree! For me, it would be extremely weird if Khruangbin and Sum 41 are subbing the main headliner since Khruangbin played in the afternoon in Klub C in 2019 and Sum 41 played around lunch in 2022.
Yeah very strange indeed. I feel like perhaps they're headlining Klub C or the Barn and they've been put here to reflect that?
9 minutes ago, VCF said:Odd indeed. We might still get a sub but that would push Avril to 4th down which seems… very low.
Unless she’s headlining the Barn.But that would not make sense as she’s a perfect 7-8pm act for that Saturday in my opinion.
Totally, agree, Avril as 3rd down is a great booking. Perhaps a weak sub but considering how infrequently she tours/plays but it could be viable. 7-8pm when the beer is just starting to hit and we're all shouting the lyrics to 'Sk8r boi' though...
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50 minutes ago, Daniel Ferreira said:
I'm out of touch with modern music in this country these days, never mind abroad. But surely we aren't looking at a Khruangbin sub set here are we? Very odd placement on the poster
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9 minutes ago, Archi said:
Fun fact: Parkway Drive also confirmed themselves today for the Thursday but they are not in the official announcement. The Friday looks really good but I hope Sum 41 are not the sub. Love them, I know it's farewell tour but it would still be cheap for a festival like RW. On the poster, all headliners are alone. Did they change their design or are we really missing a co-headline everday?!
That's strange about PD but I would expect them there now. Think we've lost Limp Bizkit to the Saturday of Graspop sadly but was hoping they would turn up here. Totally agree about Sum 41, think it would be a very weak sub, especially to what is probably the weakest headliner there.
Yes I was also curious if there was more to be added to the top line, wonder if @Ken19 is able to shed any light/drop any hints?
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Out of that I would watch every band they've added to the Thursday, Bad Omens and The Beaches (!!! who have just recently got into these last few weeks but Blame My Ex is one of my favourite albums this year, buzzing about that), The Kooks and Arlo Parks on Saturday and Jungle and The Breeders on the Sunday.
For as weak as the top is this year, undercard is shaping up amazingly for me.
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That's mostly a cracking set of additions that!
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Yeah 3rd from top feels about right for me. It's where they were due to play in 2022 before QOTSA withdrew from that edition.
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27 minutes ago, sisco said:
Apparently GVF has self confirmed for 4th July
That's a great addition for me; saw them in Manchester a couple of weeks back and they look every inch a big band now. Difficult one to place though, playing lower slots at Pinkpop this year but headlining Tons of Rock. Interesting to see if they're the headliner or if they're on before Kravitz and someone else.
Also wonder if this means an announcement is due?
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Feel like it’ll just go up in years until it’s the night before the announcement which says “We’ll see you in 2024”
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1 hour ago, Mondo-kun said:
IMO it was one of the best editions undercard-wise.
Something for everyone: indie-rock, punk-rock, alternative metal, hip hop, EDM...That's aged quite well looking at it but I'm sure I remember it getting absolutely torn apart on here when it was getting announced
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3 minutes ago, sisco said:
Tbf Jamie T hasn’t really played anywhere so could be fairly pricey too. Surprised at Biffy appearing, thought they’d be gone longer
Yeah that’s true enough I suppose; and I have a feeling it’s going to be billed as Snow Patrol headlining with Fat Boy Slim as some sort of late night special
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Biffy must have cost a fortune if the other two days are topped by Jamie T and Fatboy Slim. Shame Pulp aren’t there but the undercard is fairly good for me
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2 hours ago, gigi21 said:
Øyafestivalen trying to become my personal lineup of the year
That’s an LCD Soundsystem away from selling me a ticket that
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For a festival with the worst PR record in world music; this is quite something
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3 hours ago, Sitruc97 said:
Any chance of Greta Van Fleet? Pretty sure there was on the line-up of the Covid cancellation year?
Headlining Tons of Rock in Oslo on the Saturday so I think that rules them out as they hardly ever play back to back due to the strain on Josh's voice.
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RHCP just announced a tour of North America finishing July 30th. Wonder if they then come to Europe for the festivals around here in August/September?
Don’t think a run of Sziget, Pukkelpop, Lowlands, Electric Picnic, Cala Mijas and Kalorama is beyond the realms of possibility
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8 minutes ago, VCF said:
Not the best schedule. Remember London Grammar being shockingly empty during Belgium/Brazil in 2018.
My word, the party in Klub C during Franz Ferdinand 5 minutes after the full time whistle went is among the best atmospheres I've ever been in for a show ever.
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Mad Cool 2024
in overseas festivals
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Not that it was ever in any real doubt but it seems Maneskin are one of the headliners