Giovanni

I'm gonna wait for the news about the Primavera Porto line-up so I could decide where to go, but hey it looks promising.

Judging by other announced dates, the "crazy Saturday" is gonna be nearly as stacked as before. I doubt The Cure could be European exclusive for Open'er next year, do we know if they plan touring in 2021 at all?

I think it would be a great booking for PKP, they're still awesome live nowadays. They don't move many tickets, that's true, that's why they would need a second big (-ish) act, possibly a strong rock/pop/hip-hop act. In 2016 their day had no one near needed popularity (Noel Gallagher, Chase & Status, The Lumineers etc.), no wonder it sold poorly.

An obvious decision, but maybe their another try in 2021 ends up with a better line-up..

You can pay with your card, debit or credit, it doesn't matter. I think it's convenient, what would I do with all those zlotys left in my wallet? They also had some kind of tokens years ago, but not anymore. Tickets are exchanged for wristbands at the entrance to the festival. Or at the railway station, where the shuttle buses start as well, I think? Can't really remember, we always got our wristbands at the site. You have to walk quite a distance to a place where you can call an Uber, so it's better to use a shuttle bus and then take a train (or uber) to Gdansk. It wasn't that cheap AFAI

I think it's one of the best European line-ups this year.

I've got nothing against Miley, actually her day looks stronger when it comes to the undercard. It's just like the second most important act on Sunday is Die Antwoord, something I find very odd, judging by past line-ups.

Well, I thought it would be convenient to see Rage in Berlin, but I'm not so sure after this announcement... It can't be the full line-up, can it? I roughly counted 55-60 acts last year and this is 40-ish? I don't think this line-up could be saved, but maybe made worth a one-day ticket?

Some great names here!

Thursday is extremely strong. The other days... not so much.

Yay! Had a blast last year. I'd gladly come back, but it obviously depends on the names.

I have personally enjoyed last year's Open'er a lot. This was our third time there over the years and the organisation went smoothly as it usually does (we didn't camp though). I think it was the only festival in the EU to have all three of The Strokes, Vampire Weekend and Interpol last year. Yes, we do like them NYC bands The line-up was quite diverse too. And the crowd at Open'er is really top notch. And yeah, the trip wasn't too expensive, Poland's still quite cheap. I don't think we're gonna come back this year, but you never know. It's looking quite promising at the moment, though

This was my third outdoor festival this year and the third one wet and/or cold Whether it's south or north of Europe doesn't seem to matter haha.

A very good year for Open'er, despite the shitty weather. Many highlights: Vampire Weekend, Rosalia, The Strokes (the rain tho!), Jungle, Kamasi Washington, Robyn, Kylie, Flatbush Zombies. I wish I caught more of Stormzy. Not convinced by J Balvin and Lana Del Rey, despite the huge turnout. A well organized event, many good gigs, friendly people. Getting more sun and less rain/wind wouldn't hurt though, but I guess I'm just unlucky (or cursed?) this year.

Had a great first time at this festival! Well-planned, well-organised, pretty location, nice festival vibe. We were caught sort of unprepared for the weather though. Highlights: Solange, Jarvis Cocker, Aldous Harding, Sons of Kemet, Rosalia. No big disappointments for me, though I didn't get the supposed magic of James Blake's gig. Maybe it was just too late, with me being tired and so on. Speaking of late, is Erykah Badu always late? That was the third time I've seen her, I think, and she's always half an hour late or so.