Past INmusic Festival lineups & sets (Archive)

Based on everything I’ve seen, this Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was a total joke, definitely not one of the top 20 festivals in America.

Olivia Moore51 said:😱

Where's Čolić?😢

I don't even need to tell you—Čolić has my heart. 😍
He’s a god!

Sometimes I find myself wandering off to a music festival like Coachella, or I just end up listening to something else entirely.
I'll be heading to Judas soon too. 🙂

Michael Newman50 said:Give me a break, man.😁

Could you at least tell me how many people were actually there? I'll just assume the other two were the same.👍

You were talking complete nonsense last night.
The first one was exactly like those other two.😁

I mean, I know she was smoking—she actually went out to grab some Marlboros 🙂

During the heaviest downpour, there were maybe a hundred people jumping around during that high-energy Hip Hop set. On the other hand, the Sickness show in Austin was kind of a letdown—didn't really pull much of a crowd in front of the VIP Stage.

So, I guess I have to pull quotes from the news sites myself 🙏
At least you could probably add this festival to a band's resume ☕

I honestly want to erase yesterday's episode from my memory—especially that part where the lightning struck and cut the concert short. There were only three fans and five bartenders hanging around there 🙂
And as for that reporter? I couldn't care less about his opinion 😬

Honestly, my only regret is missing out on Hell and Ruiz, especially since that mud was... well, something else entirely 😁

Arthur Barnes said:not forgetting all the "yeahhhhh!" from the crowd—since everyone loves hating on Bush, even if nobody actually knows why they're doing it.

Though, personally—and I say this as someone who rolls their eyes and cringes whenever Bush's name comes up at an indie show—I kind of doubt that people are just doing it for no reason.

Uff, Prodigy was absolutely phenomenal 😁

We spent the whole time wandering around the waterfront, trekking all the way from the rowing club until we realized the stage was sitting right there in front of the aquarium -.-

By then, we’d already worked ourselves up, and once we finally arrived, things just started blowing up 😍
Just as we were trying to push closer to the stage to get a better view, "Smack My Bitch Up" kicked in and the mosh pit ignited 🤣 It was an interesting challenge trying to get out of that chaos when everyone else was fighting to get in 😂

(They played Spitfireeee🙏)
They were still missing that total "out of space" and "hot ride" vibe to really nail it.
And they only played a handful of songs, which feels like a total rip-off for $100, but whatever, I didn't pay a dime 😁

Not even a few years ago when they played a slightly longer set -.-

Drew Adams58 said:nah, I was actually the guy forced to listen to that stuff against my will

you didn't have to ☕

Honestly, I had an even better time at the Hip Hop sets. Even though I didn't have a raincoat and got totally soaked, it was still a blast 😁

Actually, I messed up and ended up catching three songs by Sons & Daughters, which were actually pretty decent. Then I headed home to change and made it back just in time for Stereo MCs, who were kind of gay.

After that, it was Prodigy.
Just like at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, there was this massive crowd of idiots busy filming everything or posting on their sticks instead of actually enjoying the show (but hey, that's always how it goes at these big-deal events). Whatever, good for them if they're having fun in their own way. I jumped around a bit for a few tracks and that was about it. I wasn't exactly blown away—maybe I just had too high expectations, thinking I’d be floating on air the second they started playing or something.

As for the after-party following Prodigy, there was nothing anywhere that looked interesting enough to make me stick around at the festival.

Final summary: the first day was a million times better than the second. Honestly, I would’ve paid the full amount just for that first day alone.

Amanda Patel said:I agree with everything here—word for word—with one tiny correction: I didn't lose my jacket, but rather some other item of clothing... 😁

haha, my shirt fell in the mud, so I just picked it up and tossed it toward the stage 😁

Arthur Barnes said:Dammit, I'm so pissed they didn't play any of that funky stuff—Serial Thrilla and especially Out of Space. It was seriously missing from the set.

brightridge59 said:Honestly, I want to give them a piece of my mind too—they skipped all those tracks and it was just Bad.

dustyscout said:Well, whatever, man—everyone wants them to play whatever they feel like right now.

Look, let me explain this simply: it. was. THEIR. concert.

If you want to curate your own damn setlist, go ahead and host your own show.

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driftingowl27 said:Only one guy has fans as obsessed as the ones following Djoka Balasevica, and that’s Kev. Seriously, those losers actually swear by that Fisherman's Friend album... how fucking low can you go? 🙄

Exactly. What a bunch of losers. Every time I see these 30+ idiots on this forum using handles based on his songs, it just makes me sick. 🤮

Should probably just send them all to a Mike concert instead.

Kev is the man!
Everyone’s dogpiling him like they were forced to listen to his set or something.... that explains why there was so much drama back then.... he’s got something for everyone! ☕

Anyway, did anyone actually grab any photos from the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival?!

Raymond Barrett12 said:Look, let me offer a quick bit of clarification here: that. was. THEIR. concert.

If you guys were the ones performing, then by all means, feel free to curate your playlists however you please.

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Oh, come on now, Bad is such a unique thing that holds a truly special place in the hearts of their fans. 😍
It would be like celebrating Christmas without a tree, or experiencing a winter without any snow, or looking out at a field and finding no grass at all. 😕

And honestly, that attitude isn't very cool. 🙄

Zachary Wilson30 🤣

I personally adore Kev, and I have to admit, I feel a genuine sense of regret for not listening to him more often. If I had been able to make it out for both days, I absolutely would have gone. As it stands, I ended up spending $133 just a single day there.

brightridge59 said:Is that bra in your bio something your buddy found stuck in the mud? :P

Look, I know for a fact some bra flew off onto the stage and Flint just slapped it right on his head.

Let the Warriors Dance
Honestly, I’m just glad they finally started dropping tracks from the upcoming album. It felt just as damn good as back in 2005...

Emily Castillo81 said:Seriously, what a joke. Honestly, every time I see those thirty-plus people on this forum using handles straight out of his lyrics, I just feel physically ill. 🤮

We should probably just round them all up and send them to a Mike concert or something, right?

you totally forgot to mention Depeche Mode,
the absolute coolest band for all the poser kids in NYC😂

Can someone tell me what genre they were actually playing while those guys were setting up the Prodigy stage... was it some kind of acid breakbeat or something?

Breakbeat, and honestly, as much as I’ve managed to keep my mouth shut, there were really only two things that felt truly acid... one was right before the set itself, which was 👍