Looks like @Tuna has already replied on my behalf.
That will give Field Day some competition for sure.
Yep, would be lovely if they all showed up at primavera.
Something about this lineup that just doesnât sit right with me
Too much dancy stuff that isnât really dancy. Not sure festivals need to be booking django django and justice in 2018. Nowt to sink your teeth into.
The person running this sounds nice
A bit of context always helps - stage times, layout, etc., but itâs an odd mix
Allie X! sweet!
The creative for this festival is so so ugly
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What a surprise, a rich man from Southern California is a Republican!
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This lineup is a bit of a mess actually, isnât it? Lots of stuff that just⌠doesnât really fit together. Field Day and Primavera for instance manages to get the right balance of guitar/dance/trendy stuff but this just looks like theyâve got someone in whoâs never booked a festival before. The undercard veers a lot towards the dance end, while the larger acts are more indie.
I think heâs great, but at a mid-afternoon set at a summer festival DJ Richard is going to go down like the fucking Bismarck.
I think there are going to be quite a few acts like this.
It sort of seems to be emulating Field Days of old with the dancey vs indie mess (as @iaminterested rightly points out). The proof of the pudding is in the eating, but canât help but be a little confused.
Justiceâs current live show is one of the best things I have ever seen.
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Different strokes I guess, they were a real highlight at Glastonbury last year and their Brixton headline show was even better. Where did you see them?
Didnât seem terribly different from 2007 when I saw them at Porto
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I was pretty mashed in Porto but I though they were amazing.
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Musically you like em or you donât (I love them), but the lighting rig is pretty much the best bit of stage production Iâve ever seen at a gig.
If youâre into yer lighting rigs check Bone Cult out