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So it looks pretty certain that one of the 2019 headliners in 2019 is going to be The Killers, following there "secret" gig at John Peel to an enthusiastic crowd and the sheer amount of crushes around John Peel reported an hour before they even started (putting them in there was a weird decision). With another album due out in September, and no tour dates released yet aside from festivals running until October, it looks as though they could still be about in 2019. Looks like a nailed on headliner for Glasto 2019. Here's the thread to discuss any confirmation or further signs.
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Hey guys! Haven't seen a Boardmasters '17 thread so thought I'd start one up. Any regular visitors at the festival? Also, who would you like to see perform at Boardmasters this year??
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Went last year and thought it was fantastic! Saw some great bands and the set by Creeper was something incredible! Provided the line up is to my taste i will definitely be going again next year. Anyone want to take a punt at who might be playing next year?
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Montrose Music Festival or MoFest as it has become affectionately known as takes place at the end of May each year in Montrose, Angus. It has become a much anticipated, annual event across Scotland. The festival committee is a non-profit, volunteer run organisation, dedicated to promoting free live music of all styles and genres, and at all levels, in Montrose and surrounding areas. The festival actively promotes local acts as well as hosting musicians from across the United Kingdom. It has become successful locally, winning the Pride of Angus Award in 2008. MoFest opens with a Headliner concert on the Friday night which is the only ticketed event of the festival. The rest of the weekend is entirely free to the public. To mark the tenth year of the festival, the committee secured two Headline acts; Deacon Blue on Friday night and the Beach Boys on Sunday evening to bring the festival to a close. Saturday and Sunday is when attendees have the chance to pick from around 150 gigs in over 20 venues across the town. Saturday & Sunday also sees the “Big Stage” situated on Montrose’s Historic High Street where you will see a showcase performance from a variety of acts that are also appearing in other venues around the town. This is always hugely popular with families of all ages coming out to enjoy the music and the many stalls and activities that are situated along the closed roads. As the venues wind down on Sunday evening, we host a “Survivors Night” where people can enjoy a well earned rest (if they have made it through the weekend) and enjoy some impromptu music, laughs and socialising at the end of the festival weekend. Montrose’s unique urban layout makes its busy town centre an ideal place for this type of event. Most of the venues are within walking distance with the exception of two which are easily accessible by car, bus or taxi… and if you get lost, just look for the Montrose’s imposing 75m high steeple which is the perfect meeting place next to our “Big Stage” with its dominating spire that can be seen all over the town.
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From the album: Pukklepop 2013
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Hi I hope you guys don't mind but I wanted to share with you a new festival that I have just seen. Its called the "Rock & Metal Circus Festival" and is being held on September 20 - 22 2013 in Bromsgrove. Ity looks like a really cool festival for those who like Rock and Metal music. It is based around new and upcoming bands from the UK and will have a couple of really cool known headline bands as well. It seems there is camping and caravan hook up, hot showers, clean loo's and loads more. Looks like a small festival from what I have read but these kind of festivals need to be supported so our new bands have a place to be seen and heard so I'm going with a load of mates for the last festival of the summer and at £25 for the weekend including camping it's as chhep as a night out so you can't loose. Here is the link for you. http://roarrock.co.uk/rock-metal-circus/
