#27

Had a notification earlier from Dice saying that the ticket prices were increasing soon…

#28

Anyone also going to this?

Looking forward to Soccer Mommy, Frankie Cosmos, Marie Davidson and Jenny Hval. I’ll probably see Liars too. (Might try and find a pub for a quick half pint to see the 100m final or stream it maybe.)

A good line up overall. Should be fun.

#29

We’re going- wanted to see Goat Girl, but might not make it that early. Blanck Mass and Liars to end, but need to work out a plan for the rest of the day…

#30

Will be there too, mainly to see The Men and Liars but also looking forward to Blanck Mass, Sacred Paws and Helado Negro. Pretty amazing line up for £30!

#31

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I saw Helado Negro support Mitski when I was on holiday in Austin, Texas a few months ago. Never heard of him before. Excellent and quirky live show.

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#32

That Liars show was really something.

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#33

How did this go chaps? Didn’t manage to make it this year.

#34

Did Angus perform solo or did he bring a backing band?

#35

Yeah, what happened there?

#36

I really enjoyed it. Saw bits of Soccer Mommy, Frankie Cosmos, Benny Mails, Jenny Hval and Liars.

Spent some time at the Five Points Brewery outdoor bar and a bar near the NT venue. I popped out to London Fields Brewery to watch the 100m final on my phone during Liars.

Overall, a great fun day.

#37

How was the Liars show chief?

#38

Backing band - members of bambara. Will take some time not seeing aaron there.
Relied on the heavier side of liars - if you were at their primavera 09 set or their xoyo set in 2012, it was sort of like those ones.
setlist inclided: Mister, plastercasts, clear island, overachievers, brats, mess, scissor, scarecrows, houseclouds, witch

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#39

My mate that I went with is a fan. I heard a few songs of theirs but don’t really know their stuff. Nonetheless, I really enjoyed their set. I’ll check their stuff out on the back of last night.

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#40

First time I’ve seen Liars and they blew my fucking mind. Couldn’t have been a better setlist IMO. The drummer is lethal.

#41

This is really encouraging. Was worried they’d be terrible after hearing that Aaron had left. Can’t wait to see them now.

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#43

I’ve wanted to go to Visions three years in a row but have yet to actually experience.

Think it always lands on the same day as Brighton Pride, which for the last three years I’ve had to work. Hope it’s on a different week next year.

Night Flowers, Her’s, Frankie Cosmos and Sacred Paws would have been my must-sees.

#44

I went to this, and as always it was pretty good fun. Highlights included Wolf Eyes, Liars, Zebra Katz and (a much delayed) Moor Mother.

For the first time they used Mangle, and this could have been a brilliant venue (good layout, mysteriously dark, very loud PA) if it wasn’t such a pain to get in, and if they had a better stocked bar.

#45

They’ve used Mangle for the last couple of years at least – think it may have been under a different name though

#46

I think it used to have ‘Laundry’ in its name… the Laundry Room or the Launderette or something…

Was I the only person who went to see SOPHIE? Still have a soft spot for the PC Music sugar rush, but I was really disappointed - was totally pedestrian and samey. Might have sounded like maturity to some ears, but was just joyless to me.

Blanck Mass was astonishing, as people have said. I always have such a nice time at Visions. The multi-venue wristband festival done really well.

#47

I forgot to go to this.