Electric Picnic 2022 - Here we go again! - **No Ticket Sales / Requests **

Does anyone get Qwest TV in their TV channels, its owned by Quincy Jones, the funk producer, not a bad channel which seems to be like Sky Arts showing concert and festival sets, Mungo's Hi Fi is on at the moment, Ed Banger sessions was on the other night, I also watched a Daniel Avery set on it and Razorlight was on it yesterday, a festival set from France.

Ooooft. You're right it really does. Pixies' 'Where Is My Mind' comes close this year for me mind you.

Goosebumps at the memory! Not seen many songs near as powerful live since

@darzog the promised picture of the crowd at TCM. Get yer Van covers pals (Celtic Soul?) along next year.

What time was that Khruangbin gig at Salty Dog on Sun night? I'd have loved that, first I heard was a couple of people here mentioning it. I fled the area for fear Glen Hansard would be taking up one of the surprise sets.

I'd tried Touts at Fishtown on the way back to the tent that evening but they were late, a regular occurrence at that stage and the SD. I rarely mind acts being late for gigs but it doesn't work at a festival when you have other options. May partially explain their (supposedly) small crowd. I also gave up on Colombia Mills and Sack at the SD for that very reason. I'd have hung on for Khruangbin.

Think it was 12:45 but they were late. The only good thing to come from the EP app was the notification of this gig. Not as good as they were earlier in the day but easy to listen to

Best of luck tomorrow, folks. The end of festival season is a sad event but loads of good gigs on the way. I've got Sprints Delines, Sigur Ros, Pavement, Dehd and the Cure on the horizon, as well as a trip to Cork to see the New Power Generation at the Jazz. Life goes on. See ye anon.

Edit: whoops, wrong thread. To the future!

PJ themselves.

Lovely shot! Thanks @Seathrun66 Yep, Celtic Soul, originally booked for 2020. I’ll be sure to pass it on to him…

Lads, who has done ATN? Talking to a lad that played it this year and it's getting serious consideration.

Was at the first year. Was quite something. Lying on the grass listening to villagers/new power generation with my own cans and picnic blanket.

If you want chill with a smaller smattering of good acts then it's the fest for you.

But if you're after so much good music that you have clashes to worry about EP is the go to.

EP is a different beast.

I was at the first 2, Poorside. Had a great time, beautiful site, freeflow, 3 excellent bills behind them now, over 21s. I'd have no hesitation recommending it. First one got the weather and was absolutely magical, second one didn't and had some well publicised issues but was still excellent. Smaller of course, so didn't quite stand up to the Picnic in terms of depth and range of act but arguably as good this year in terms of acts that I'd like to see. It's a real conversation now.

No dream but that apparently was much better this year, if accounts on here are to be believed.

Sorry for annoying you now, is that for all camping? Like is the posh camping a bit away from it, I'll be 48 at that stage and I could have the hill named after me if I have to lump a load of cans up it.

I was in Podpads for 2019, 10 minute flat stroll from car to site.