LOL, people don't even seem to know who Burial is, let alone whether he’ll be spinning a set or performing live, I'm pretty sure Kode9 played a Burial DJ set back at Coachella or something like that.
Electronic music comes in so many different flavors—you've got everything from pure synth tracks to modern pop and rock infused with electronic elements and those classic vintage machines. There really is a bit of everything out there, I’m just sitting here waiting for someone to hire me to play sets at a seaside bar somewhere on Maui 😁
Well, yes, that’s just how we are as a people—it's a shame those traits persist, even among the younger generation who have constant access to the internet 🙂 but I truly believe they will recognize that specific energy, even the crowd at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival ...
Yes, I believe I noted this just a few weeks ago; it’s quite a catchy name, perfectly tailored for the masses at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival,
I saw T-Mobile posting on X about people listening to Sum 41, which actually sounds like a pretty decent vibe. I’m certainly not saying I’m planning on heading to Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival or anything like that, but the name itself does have a certain festive ring to it...
it's more about the guy who hosted that event at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival last year. Since there isn't a proper afterparty setup or anything similar,
he's planning to host another one on June 21st—right when the first day of Coachella kicks off—over at the Masters in the plains, way up in the hills.
I actually posted this a good while ago on the previous page, and honestly, I’m a bit surprised nobody said anything about it. To me, they’re still one of the most interesting acts out there, right up there with Arcade Fire on T-Mobile
That DJ from the TV station who’s always on the radio was diagnosed with cancer,
And as for those silent discos—what is the point? It’s honestly bottom-tier. I just don't understand why they wouldn't simply book a few great DJs and host a proper set in the main tent. It isn't even that expensive...
There are certainly some impressive names on this list, which we all know is a huge draw for the crowd, and those stages are massive enough to host any world-class act. However, looking at the bottom line, there is simply no way I'm dropping that kind of cash for a massive festival ticket. While the lineup is solid and I'm sure things will get absolutely chaotic once the crowds hit, I think I'll pass and find something else to do instead...