Posts by James Evans78

People are really out here dragging Stillness through the mud... but look, from my perspective—having actually stood on their stage and performed my own songs right alongside them—their musicianship and lyrics have this way of truly waking up a crowd. The energy they put out there was nothing short of incredible. Compare that to when I saw Budweiser at that same festival; honestly, they were a pathetic excuse for a band, just incredibly dull on stage. At the end of the day, everyone’s entitled to their opinion, but frankly, those of you talking trash are just being hateful for the sake of it—> so go to hell.

Maria Collins said:Come on, let’s get a movement going—maybe an email petition or something—to beg them to fix the scheduling. We seriously need to ask that they don't have Billy and Pendulum performing at the exact same time. 😬
Honestly, my excitement just completely evaporated—like, more than half of it is gone—now that they finally dropped the set times.
I mean, I’m totally with you—logically speaking, that lineup makes perfect sense—but let’s be real for a second... there are just so many of us out here who live for Billy, and we were all really hoping to lose our minds to some Pendulum. 😉

I think you realize by now that sending an email isn't going to move the needle—it’s a lost cause at this point. Honestly, our only real shot now is to just pray that Billy runs late—then maybe, just maybe, we'll actually catch him in time. XD

Frank Bennett said:Massive Attack and Flogging Molly
at the exact same time...
I mean, those people are genuinely unhinged... who in their right mind would schedule things like that??
lol, what a joke—they’ve completely ruined my entire day just by looking at the lineup

IDIOTS.

Who on earth was in charge of the scheduling at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival????

They scheduled Pendulum, Billy, and !!! all during the exact same damn time! Ugh.
Seriously, could they not have made it work any other way!?!?!?!?

It depends...
hmmm...
I suppose you could call it energy—or maybe just a specific percentage of pure madness bleeding into the tracks, the playing, the whole stage presence...

But honestly, I live for those moments when the music lets me feel exactly what the artist was feeling—you know, when the sound actually starts talking back to you...

A perfect example of that would be the band Sixx and their track "a.m."