Lineup 2015

[Yellow_Fellow]

today innit?

[foolee]

today innit?

No idea, that's why I was asking because I wasn't sure, can't see that they have specified a day anywhere and usually they'd say what day/time. The last I saw was R&L tweet that the announcement was this week.

[Chavmeisterdeluxe]

I don't think they've mentioned a day and seem to ignore anyone that asks.

[kingcrawler]

Announcement tomorrow

[justanothername]

Please let The Story So Far be announced as the new album has grown on me quite a bit and I'm really enjoying it now. Also wouldn't mind Four Year Strong and Rolo Tomassi being announced as they have albums coming out next week (not like it will make any difference if they play or not)

Edited May 26, 2015 by justanothername

[stevieg1993]

Prodigy playing at Manchester central? Didn't even know they still had gigs there. That gig would be nuts if its all standing

[atomised]

Full tour in December is with public enemy supporting. Will be a good gig.

On a Reading note I have very low expectations for tomorrow

[DGrant261]

Prodigy playing at Manchester central? Didn't even know they still had gigs there. That gig would be nuts if its all standing

Likewise, apparently the acoustics are w*nk. But they'll have done it as they won't want 2/3 of the crowd to be sitting down as would be the case at the arena. Would make for a very good atmosphere indeed!

[dentalplan]

Likewise, apparently the acoustics are w*nk. But they'll have done it as they won't want 2/3 of the crowd to be sitting down as would be the case at the arena. Would make for a very good atmosphere indeed!

It'd be good if they brought gigs back there properly. Never been and it'd be good to have a venue that can host the sort of gigs that aren't big enough to sell out the Arena but do sell out the Apollo in minutes. Looking at setlist.fm it seems they only did December gigs there, for whatever reason, before it stopped hosting gigs.

Full tour in December is with public enemy supporting. Will be a good gig.

On a Reading note I have very low expectations for tomorrow

Probably a good thing as it'll only be smaller acts anyway.

[justanothername]

The new Refused song is terrible. Hope they don't play this

Edited May 26, 2015 by justanothername

[oneoftherest]

As It Is

God Damn

No Devotion (Lost prophets)

[the wonderwhy]

Taking the prestigious opening slot on the Main Stage, the alter-ego of hardcore punk band The Bronx takes to the stage… it’s the return of Mariachi El Bronx!

Added to the BBC/NME Radio 1 Stage is a trio of debuts to the festival. The Struts will be treating crowds to their potent mix of indie and glam rock as found on last years ‘Everybody Wants’, Chicago-natives Twin Peaks will be bring their furious brand of garage punk, while Shura, one of the hottest acts of 2015, will be drawing in the crowds with her smooth electro-pop.

Joining this year’s lineup on the BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage are Australian hitmaker Hayden James, German deep-house wizard Ferdinand Weber, a very special DJ set from DJ Fresh, Irish favourites Riptide Movement, live electronic duo Maribou State, pop starlet Petite Meller and The Six.

Over at the BBC Radio 1Xtra Stage, groundbreaking urban acts are the name of the game. Seamlessly blending 60s soul with 80s pop, Remi Miles will provide the opening vibes for the stage. One of 2015’s rap success stories Young Thug will bring his take on dark, brooding rap, while DJ duo Star.Onealso join the lineup to add their eclectic touch to the weekend.

Smashing their way through to The Pit/Lock Up stages, we’ve got a whole host of names to come, including Bo Ningen, Skinny Lister, As It Is and No Devotion. Then, Mariachi El Bronx put down the trumpets and pick up the electric guitars and return to their hardcore roots as The Bronx.

The Festival Republic Stage has always been the place to catch new, upcoming talent and so far 2015 has seen one of its best line-ups so far. WithSunset Sons, Neon Waltz, Spring King, Seether and The Last Internationale added, it gets better still!

[justanothername]

Ehhh...don't really care about any of these.

Edited May 27, 2015 by justanothername

[dentalplan]

Your own fault yo. God Damn and Bo Ningen are dope. Twin Peaks are cool too.

[JSmurphy]

Not worth waking up for

[justanothername]

Your own fault yo. God Damn and Bo Ningen are dope. Twin Peaks are cool too.

From what it says on the description Twin Peaks sound pretty cool so I'm gonna check those out

[oneoftherest]

No fucking Story So Far, fgs

[Andre91]

No Don Broco, f**king liars Mariachi El Bronx is pretty cool, but they should have just got The Bronx.

[oneoftherest]

The certain August festival related to them being unable to announce supports... My guess would be Moose Blood and/or Marmozets?

I'd have said Pvris but they did the last tour!

Wonder Years and As It Is mate

[Andre91]

Wonder Years and As It Is mate

What?

[charley]

No Don Broco, f**king liars Mariachi El Bronx is pretty cool, but they should have just got The Bronx.

Like this... "Then, Mariachi El Bronx put down the trumpets and pick up the electric guitars and return to their hardcore roots as The Bronx"

Skinny Lister are cool, be good to see them.

[dentalplan]

No Don Broco, f**king liars Mariachi El Bronx is pretty cool, but they should have just got The Bronx.

They have. Playing before Simple Plan.

I've just spotted Baroness have been announced. Oh my.

[Lumz]

Wonder Years and As It Is mate

Is that 100% definite or just a guess?

[justanothername]

Wonder Years and As It Is mate

If it was it was The Wonder Years supporting LTA I'd have to seriously considerer getting a ticket then but I bet the crowd would be a bit shit for them though.

Edited May 27, 2015 by justanothername

[gittinsell]

Yeah if you haven't already check out God Damn, awesome band.

While you're at it you might as well check Youth Man too, playing before them.