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kitkat129

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  1. Saying that the lineup is awful is a bit of an exaggeration and at least there is nothing on the level of Calvin Harris or Maneskin this year, but I do see where you are coming from, it's definitely lacking a bit as there no interesting Japanese/Korean, Latin etc. artists, it would have been nice to have some more unexpected names.. It's still a solid lineup for me, even if not amazing by Primavera standards. Curious to see the ciutat names, there might be some good additions there
  2. I love Paramore's last two LPs and would totally go see them if they headlined, they would be a much better booking than Calvin/Maneskin
  3. I love Lana but after her Glasto set I hope we will not get her, I prefer artists who show up on time and actually put some effort into their performance, she looked like she did not want to be there, I think she just doesn't like performing live (or she might have other issues, but in that case she shouldn't accept to play such big festivals)
  4. Are there any indications that MBV are releasing a new album? They are pretty much predicted every year but there are no news that they are working on new music or have any intentions to tour, I would not hope for anything unless it's actually confirmed. NIN also don't seem to have plans to tour in the near future based on that recent Trent Reznor interview ("he’s more interested in composing film scores than he is writing and touring behind traditional albums"). PJ Harvey, Pulp and The Cure seem more realistic predictions, but I would not get my hopes up that we will get any of MBV/NIN/Portishead/[insert band's name that is predicted every year but never actually tours]...
  5. Damn, anyone knows why Kelela started late? I felt a bit sorry for her when they shut her down because Måneskin had to start (Man this Måneskin set is awkward, there are the fangirls in the first few rows, then the classic Primavera audience that doesn't know what to make of it)
  6. Now I really think I should have left Caroline to see them instead... Love Caroline but she should have played on another stage, between people chatting and/or camping out for Rosalia I found the set somewhat underwhelming, it would have worked much better on Cupra or Roy Brugal 😕
  7. It is very strange indeed, Rosalia plays in that time slot, I would not appreciate if they created another clash. If they want to add a surprise set, I'd prefer it would be during Calvin/Maneskin...
  8. I skipped both Fred and Yves Tumor just to be able to catch Kyary's set, I can say that it was absolutely well worth it, easily the most entertaining show I have ever seen at Primavera!
  9. Just checking in to say that Alvvays was a top 3 set of the weekend for me, crowd was great as well
  10. I did! It was awesome, the singer asked people to stand up when the set started, half of the people went to stand in front of the stage, this was the first time that I saw a band ask the audience to not remain seated in the Auditori! Pretty sure this gave a bit of a headache to the security guys lol.
  11. Stellar day so far, everything I've seen has been great, I've just arrived to the Dice stage to see Machine Girl and passed by the Boiler Room, there's an insanely long queue, really strange to see so many people waiting for hours there (I guess the organizers will have to think about another solution next year as the stage is still not big enough)
  12. What is this exactly? Four Tet, Fred again, Skrillex DJ set maybe?
  13. Arthur Verocai, Tems and Bleachers cancelled The Wedding Present (Ron Brugal stage) and Goat Girl (Plenitude) will play on Friday
  14. I don't think this is the case, you just happen to be on a forum where people are passionate about music and listen to many different genres and artists, including obscure bands from around the world. Primavera is such a beloved festival because the lineup offers a great depth, you can always discover something new and interesting that you didn't know about before. It is completely fine if something is not your thing or if you simply don't care that much about listening to lesser known indie bands, but I don't see why it's a problem if someone is more excited to see a small band than a headliner? Not every artist can play on the main stage after 8 pm and that doesn't say anything about the quality of their music ( for example John Cale will play at 19:30 and he is hardly an unknown "neon toaster". To be honest at least half of my most anticipated acts are on between 17:00 and 21:00, and most of them aren't even all that obscure)
  15. I'm surprised to see you recommend them this much, their 2019 Primavera set was easily the worst show I saw at the festival that year, they sounded terrible and seemed like they didn't even want to be there. Even the guys standing next to me in Built to Spill t-shirts were bored and left halfway through the set... :'D Well Idk maybe their new tour is better? I don't really feel like seeing them again though, I think I'm opting for Yard Act and Sudan Archives in that time slot so that's what I recommend 😄
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