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Primavera Sound 2022


daveje

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Thanks both! I've got a ticket for 2021 that should rollover but still anxious if there are two weekends how that might transfer and not wanting to miss out on the other if its a lineup I prefer.

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8 minutes ago, whos3000 said:

Did you guys who had a ticket from 2021 receive something from Ps? I just checked and I got no emails

I have the Primavera Pack since the 2020 edition and never received an e-mail regarding the 2021 edition. I don't even know if the ticket is still valid since they won't reply to my help requests.

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44 minutes ago, diogozsz said:

I have the Primavera Pack since the 2020 edition and never received an e-mail regarding the 2021 edition. I don't even know if the ticket is still valid since they won't reply to my help requests.

Last thing I have is an email from last June thanking me for keeping hold of my tickets, and giving me 15% off a further ticket. Since then, nada, nix, bugger all.

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3 minutes ago, jadel74 said:

I'd put Arcade Fire on the 'super likely' list. They have new music and they posted last year about not being able to wait to dance with everyone at Primavera again.

This wait for this coming Primavera has been the polar opposite of Everything Now...

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I think there's been enough time passed since they were last on the festival circuit that there'd be more than enough people desperate to see Arcade Fire. The pandemic's really helped wipe the slate clean for a lot of bands who have had lukewarm eras before it, I think.

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3 hours ago, jadel74 said:

I'd put Arcade Fire on the 'super likely' list. They have new music and they posted last year about not being able to wait to dance with everyone at Primavera again.

I'd disagree. Last news on them was that recording on the new album was far from finished. Could be they do a few shows in 2022, but it doesnt look a lot like we'll see them tour proper til '23 

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7 hours ago, xxialac said:

Depends whether the Avalanches turn up or dial it in. 

They were a disaster at Primavera (not their fault) and then even worse a week later at Field Day (which was their fault!)

What happened? 🙂

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10 minutes ago, xxialac said:

Primavera: visa issues and did a last minute DJ set

Field Day: alcohol issues and the sober one just played their records on decks.

Yeah 2016 was messy. Saw them in a club a year later and that was really good, although they only played one hour, bc one of them was sick or smth.

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