Electric Picnic 2019 **Discussion Only // No Ticket Sales / Requests **

Paddy2012

orangeocelot wrote: »

Really liking them too. They're playing the Grand Social in November. I reckon they'll be gaining a few fans at EP!

Heavy Lungs sounding good. Sort of getting IDLES / Fontaines DC vibes from them.

Interestingly Danny Nedelko is the singer for Heavy Lungs, the IDLES song is about him. I'm liking Fionn Regans new album, would be great to see him added to the lineup.

Poorside

Billie Eilish
CATQ
Bodega
EATB
Richard Ashcroft.
Galway street club
Hozier
Metronomy
Micheal Kiwanuka
Mikes Kane
My bloody Valentine
Orherkin
Parquet Courts
Pillow queens
Roadhouse doors
Sam Fender
Sea Girls
The Strokes
Charming men
Touts
Whenyoung.

sydthebeat

Poorside wrote: »

Billie Eilish
CATQ
Bodega
EATB
Richard Ashcroft.
Galway street club
Hozier
Metronomy
Micheal Kiwanuka
Mikes Kane
My bloody Valentine
Orherkin
Parquet Courts
Pillow queens
Roadhouse doors
Sam Fender
Sea Girls
The Strokes
Charming men
Touts
Whenyoung.

Hang on....


My bloody Valentine????

bodhrandude

Do you think we'll get an announcement tomorrow or probably more like Friday.

Stillill42

The Strokes
Echo and the Bunnymen
Johnny Marr
Jarvis
Richard Ashcroft
Roisin
The Streets
Courtney Barnett
David Keenan
Michael Kiwanuka
Parquet Courts
Bodega
Just Mustard
Let's Eat Grandma
Powpig
Serpentwithfeet
Sports Team
Viagra Boys
White Reaper
Lamb
AE Mak
Thumper
Whenyoung
Junior Brother
The Claque
Cathy Davey
Pillow Queens
The Scratch
Touts
Jinx Lennon
The Roadhouse Doors
These Charming Men
Harvest
Bootleg Beach Boys

Poorside

sydthebeat wrote: »

Hang on....


My bloody Valentine????

Well, it is a ‘want’ to see list.

sydthebeat

Poorside wrote: »

Well, it is a ‘want’ to see list.

Nice save

evani1976

2 day picnic for me this year (fecking Kids). Anyone add to this list for self announcements , tour schedule etc. for fri and sat.

Friday

Amelie Lens
James Blake

Saturday

Four tet
R Hawtin
Bunnymen

Thanks

Fatfrog

Announcement on the 19th.


Edit: I'm sorry some scrote on the EP banter put this up, I didn't notice the date "2016"

No announcement!! Sorry for the false alarm.

Fatfrog

Bodega seem like they'll put on a good show (Based off their 'Jack in Titanic' song)

Reggie noble

Kurt vile in the next announcement maybe... ? Could do a few tunes with Courtney

Stillill42

Anyone ever been at the Green Man festival? Looks pretty cool, great line up. If we snag a couple from Eels, Idles, Richard Thompson, Broken Social Scene, Sharon van Etten, Car Seat Headrest, Whitney, Stereolab, Big Thief, Julia Jacklin, Aldous Harding, Stella Donnelly I'd be very happy.

Reggie noble

Just getting round to doing my research now on the stuff I don’t know.

I’m not in the know of what all the difference categories and sub genres of “dance/electronic” music are called but if I’m right sounds like a lot of techno type DJs this year, which is cool.

Anyone recommend anything along the lines of Boyz Noise , Justice, Digitalism, Vitalic, The blaze etc ??

Cheers

Reggie noble

Freya Ridings is good (sounds very like Florence though)

Yonaka are deadly , seen someone mention them earlier , saw them at Rock Werchter this year, very good.

scruff monkey

Stillill42 wrote: »

Anyone ever been at the Green Man festival? Looks pretty cool, great line up. If we snag a couple from Eels, Idles, Richard Thompson, Broken Social Scene, Sharon van Etten, Car Seat Headrest, Whitney, Stereolab, Big Thief, Julia Jacklin, Aldous Harding, Stella Donnelly I'd be very happy.

Eels are ****ing excellent live but it really depends on what they’re touring, the last gig in the Olympia was a work of utter delicate loveliness complete with E having a massive group hug in the aisles, that would not be festival friendly.

Pretty sure broken social scene have cancelled all dates too atm.
Stereolab & Mr Thompson would be class.

Reggie noble wrote: »

Kurt vile in the next announcement maybe... ? Could do a few tunes with Courtney

Touring stateside, possible given dates but unlikely unless there was a big pile of money involved.

MichaelM93l

Ameile Lens, Kolsch, Maceo Plex & personal fave DJ Seinfeld, can’t stand listening to Bob Geldof talk at the best of times but he mixes him talking into his song “U” and it’s excellent.

Reggie noble wrote: »

Just getting round to doing my research now on the stuff I don’t know.

I’m not in the know of what all the difference categories and sub genres of “dance/electronic” music are called but if I’m right sounds like a lot of techno type DJs this year, which is cool.

Anyone recommend anything along the lines of Boyz Noise , Justice, Digitalism, Vitalic, The blaze etc ??

Cheers

Seathrun66

Stillill42 wrote: »

Anyone ever been at the Green Man festival? Looks pretty cool, great line up. If we snag a couple from Eels, Idles, Richard Thompson, Broken Social Scene, Sharon van Etten, Car Seat Headrest, Whitney, Stereolab, Big Thief, Julia Jacklin, Aldous Harding, Stella Donnelly I'd be very happy.

Not been but friends have been impressed. Always good lineups but traditionally little crossover for some reason. Unsure why given the proximity and would like to be wrong on Stereolab and SVE for starters.

We're much more likely to get more acts from End of the Road. Some from Wire, Spiritualized, Beak, The Murder Capital, Daniel Avery, Mark Mulcahy, Wand, Kokoko and Deerhunter would please me immensely. I count sixteen shared acts so far but there could be more.

Seathrun66

Stillill42 wrote: »

Anyone ever been at the Green Man festival? Looks pretty cool, great line up. If we snag a couple from Eels, Idles, Richard Thompson, Broken Social Scene, Sharon van Etten, Car Seat Headrest, Whitney, Stereolab, Big Thief, Julia Jacklin, Aldous Harding, Stella Donnelly I'd be very happy.

Btw I just asked my pal and she's definitely not playing. She comes here a lot though so hopefully some or other fest in 2020.

thebusher

Do we have a day for Johnny Marr? Can't be arsed reading all the way back.

Please and thanks.

Poorside

scruff monkey wrote: »

Eels are ****ing excellent live but it really depends on what they’re touring, the last gig in the Olympia was a work of utter delicate loveliness complete with E having a massive group hug in the aisles, that would not be festival friendly.

Pretty sure broken social scene have cancelled all dates too atm.
Stereolab & Mr Thompson would be class.




Touring stateside, possible given dates but unlikely unless there was a big pile of money involved.

Eels would be great, unlikely but possible, playing Sweden on the Friday and in Germany on the Sunday.

haitens

Reggie noble wrote: »

Just getting round to doing my research now on the stuff I don’t know.

I’m not in the know of what all the difference categories and sub genres of “dance/electronic” music are called but if I’m right sounds like a lot of techno type DJs this year, which is cool.

Anyone recommend anything along the lines of Boyz Noise , Justice, Digitalism, Vitalic, The blaze etc ??

Cheers

Richie Hawtin. If you like Vitalic trust me he is right up your street. One of the best Techno Djs ever been around since the mid 90s. Google him or his other name plaskman.

Seathrun66

A surprisingly potentially decent act for Stradbally - Duff McKagan. I can take or leave Guns'n' Roses, notwithstanding a couple of goodies. His setlists include a couple of their songs (not known to me. Dead Horse, Dust 'n' Bones anybody?) plus Bowie's Cracked Actor, a Mark Lanegan track and the Clash's Clampdown. He's also done a decent-ish and well-reviewed americana album that sounds kinda like Bowie doing country. May not be for everyone but I'll give him a look, especially as a major shortage of Americana for 2019.

And yeah, once more, can we please have Wilco?

Seathrun66

scruff monkey wrote: »

Eels are ****ing excellent live but it really depends on what they’re touring, the last gig in the Olympia was a work of utter delicate loveliness complete with E having a massive group hug in the aisles, that would not be festival friendly.

Pretty sure broken social scene have cancelled all dates too atm.
Stereolab & Mr Thompson would be class.




Touring stateside, possible given dates but unlikely unless there was a big pile of money involved.

Seeing him in Galway on Tuesday. He's also playing Kilkenny and Cork this week. UK dates on the Sat and Sunday of EP. Highly unlikely to play the Friday but long overdue a Stradbally booking.

Seathrun66

Poorside wrote: »

Eels would be great, unlikely but possible, playing Sweden on the Friday and in Germany on the Sunday.

Still my worst ever EP clash in 2010:

Roxy Music v Eels v Public Image Limited

fafy

Seathrun66 wrote: »

Still my worst ever EP clash in 2010:

Roxy Music v Eels v Public Image Limited

It was tough alright, but went for the Pistols, and they were excellent.

Thundercats Ho

Seathrun66 wrote: »

Seeing him in Galway on Tuesday. He's also playing Kilkenny and Cork this week. UK dates on the Sat and Sunday of EP. Highly unlikely to play the Friday but long overdue a Stradbally booking.

Going to the KK gig myself, looking forward to it. Good reports from the Vicar St show.

Seathrun66 wrote: »

Still my worst ever EP clash in 2010:

Roxy Music v Eels v Public Image Limited

I chose Eels!

Reggie noble

MichaelM93l wrote: »

Ameile Lens, Kolsch, Maceo Plex & personal fave DJ Seinfeld, can’t stand listening to Bob Geldof talk at the best of times but he mixes him talking into his song “U” and it’s excellent.

Thank you, gave Kolsch a good bumping last night, very good, shot up my must see list

Seathrun66

Thundercats Ho wrote: »

Going to the KK gig myself, looking forward to it. Good reports from the Vicar St show.


I chose Eels!

Half Roxy and half PiL for me. Former good, latter superb.

Ficcss

So who's hoping for a big announcement today? Have a small feeling we will get one before lunch time!

d_levins

Ficcss wrote: »

So who's hoping for a big announcement today? Have a small feeling we will get one before lunch time!

I'm expecting a Friday announcement,
maybe other small announcements about smaller stages but the last big announcement has been Friday the past few years.