Lineup 2015

[kemosabe]

dont know if this is the right place to post (as im not sure you will know given everyones age) but does anyone know of a decent smaller festival which caters for children well...

i want to take my little brother (11) to his first festival next year but it needs to be a safe one with good music and other things to do?? kendel calling is what im thinking at the moment?

anyone been/heard of any decent ones..cheers

[Andre91]

I've got The Libertines, A Day To Remember, Gnarwolves, Machines Head and the Kerrang! Tour coming up through till February. I'm considering Mastodon and Parkway Drive in December too. Lucky I live relatively close to Nottingham, all this back and forth to Rock City

[mrtourette]

dont know if this is the right place to post (as im not sure you will know given everyones age) but does anyone know of a decent smaller festival which caters for children well...

i want to take my little brother (11) to his first festival next year but it needs to be a safe one with good music and other things to do?? kendel calling is what im thinking at the moment?

anyone been/heard of any decent ones..cheers

Truck or Camp Bestival I guess. Relatively safe for young first-timers but still with good music. Althouh not sure there is much in the way of 'other things to do' at Truck, there's a childrens area but he'll be way too old for that. Possibly be the same at Camp Bestival, I've never been there.

[tyranicide]

I've only got Kids On Glass House playing In Gold Blood in full and the Kids In Glass Houses final show.

But Im planning Marmozets & Lonely The Brave, Tonight Alive, New Found Glory, Gnarwolves, The Blackout and Kerrang Tour

Edited September 4, 2014 by tyranicide

[atomised]

Kemosabe, I'd say beautiful days is worth considering

[Andre91]

I've only got Kids On Glass House playing In Gold Blood in full and the Kids In Glass Houses final show.

But Im planning Marmozets & Lonely The Brave, Tonight Alive, New Found Glory, Gnarwolves, The Blackout and Kerrang Tour

I considered Tonight Alive just to see Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! But then I realised the closest shown to me was Leeds.

[justanothername]

I'm planning on Royal Blood (don't think I'm going to get tickets though but I have two people trying for me), Happyness, The Wytches, Twin Atlantic (I know a few people going), Lonely The Brave/Marmozets and maybe a few more on top of that (there is a lot to choose from at Sheffield now).

[rawaudioinput]

Undecided as to whether or not I should go and see The Antlers or see Baby G in Soton that night...if anyone wants to buy my Antlers ticket off me I'll be willing

[Muppetmark]

I'm going to libs, death from above 1979, linkin park, basement jaxx and kasabian. Trying to focus more on my a2s this term

[hamishrankin]

dont know if this is the right place to post (as im not sure you will know given everyones age) but does anyone know of a decent smaller festival which caters for children well...

i want to take my little brother (11) to his first festival next year but it needs to be a safe one with good music and other things to do?? kendel calling is what im thinking at the moment?

anyone been/heard of any decent ones..cheers

wickerman festival in scotland

[rawaudioinput]

Belladrum is meant to be good too

[dentalplan]

Bang Face Weekender

Edited September 4, 2014 by dentalplan

[Mouseboy11]

wickerman festival in scotland

Oh God, oh Jesus Christ!

[kemosabe]

cheers guys. will check out the line up and choose one of them

[Dead throne]

David Guetta was really good last night...would love for him to play

[giantwagon]

David Guetta was really good last night...would love for him to play

Did you win or queue?

[mrtourette]

David Guetta was really good last night...would love for him to play

How very droll

[Dead throne]

Did you win or queue?

Queue. was the very first one haha

[giantwagon]

Queue. was the very first one haha

Don't suppose you know if many people got in?

[Gucci Piggy]

I was walking down the street in Newcastle today and walked past a geezer wearing a Tool t-shirt and thought "Oh that's cool", and then 10 minutes later I was in the speakers department of Fenwick and it had fucking Tool blasting through the shop. This Tool fan was nowhere to be seen, so I don't think it was his doing.

Then on the train home I was sat opposite another geezer reading a Tom Waits magazine.

These events tell me that Tool and Tom Waits have sufficient current, mainstream appeal to headline, and will do so in 2015.

Cheers, WP x

[dentalplan]

There's a Tom Waits magazine?

[Dead throne]

Don't suppose you know if many people got in?

no idea sorry

[Gucci Piggy]

There's a Tom Waits magazine?

Well, this.

http://www.uncut.co.uk/blog/uncut-editors-diary/introducing-tom-waits-the-ultimate-music-guide

[Andre91]

The Prodigy

Fall Out Boy

Frank Turner

Don Broco

OFWGKTA

Drenge

Mallory Knox

Lonely The Brave

Neck Deep

London Grammar

Peace

Kodaline

The Black Keys

Alt-J

Royal Blood

The Gaslight Anthem

The Cribs

Palma Violets

Band Of Skulls

Arcane Roots

Radkey

Enter Shikari

Crystal Castles

The Blackout

Metallica

The Smashing Pumpkins

All Time Low

Rise Against

Mastodon

Pierce The Veil

While She Sleeps

Marmozets

We Came As Romans

Jamie T

Friendly Fires

Flux Pavilion

Edited September 5, 2014 by Andre91

[tyranicide]

On main Friday I think Mallory Knox, Neck Deep and maybe Lonely The Brave would be above Drenge