Posts by Megan Foster6

Aaron Jones7 said:hmm... I wouldn't mind if they just dropped the headliners already...

if they announced someone like Kings of Leon... The Killers... The Chemical Brothers... maybe even Gogol Bordello... I definitely wouldn't be complaining😁

Kings of Leon, The Killers👎
The Chemical Brothers, Gogol Bordello👍

rapidpilot6 said:Hurricane looks incredible!
since T-Mobile is sponsoring them—and considering last year's lineup had FF, Kraftwerk, Lily, Editors, and Moby—there’s a good chance we might see some of those acts at Lollapalooza too... 🙂

Can we get HORSE the band please? 🙂

I wouldn't be surprised if they brought out Phoenix... 🤷

quietcobra said:I'm dying to see The Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk...

+1

Roger Newman50 said:Yeah, if you're twelve years old! ☕

+1

Andrew Ramos38 said:was that sarcasm or for real? 😁

Nah, I'm being completely serious. 🤷

Andrew Ramos38 said:Here's how I'm seeing my lineup 😁 for the first day on the main stage: The Prodigy
Ian Brown
Kasabian
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
and then for the second day: Muse
Placebo
The Crystal Castles
White Lies
and that's just the main stage... lol 😁

If things actually turn out like that, I might just stay home and enjoy a drink at the local diner instead.👍

Jesse Sanchez60 said:First thing that comes to mind is Sonic Youth—back in the summer of 2003, they flew in from New York for a couple of shows over in Europe (one in a major city and some tiny town in Finland)... but yeah, there's plenty of stuff like that out there.

That’s really how it should work for everyone... you play because you love the music, and if any money happens to come your way on the side, that's just a nice bonus... I mean, if you aren't willing to travel overseas at your own expense to do what you love, hang out with your crew, and pull in thousands of dollars along the way... then I honestly don't know why you're even playing...🤷

Arthur Barnes said:so a music festival isn't really their vibe?

I can't quite tell if this is a subtle dig—if it is, it’s pretty masterfully done 🙏—or if you just struggle with basic logic

here's my take...

stormywolf39 said:but Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival would be a much better setting 😁

👍

Arthur Barnes said:I wouldn't be surprised if Crystal Castles showed up—they’re actually playing in Chicago just two weeks later anyway...🤷

Not me either, though I wouldn't be dying to see a heavy lineup regardless. They should probably just play something like Coachella instead... that's more their vibe..🤷

The DORF '10 Rock Documentary Festival is hitting three cities simultaneously for the very first time—running from March 4th through the 7th, 2010. We’ll be hosting screenings at The Guthrie Theater in Indianapolis, Docurama in Chicago, and Film Forum in Seattle. This year, we’ve curated a lineup of 21 music documentaries spanning eight different countries...

Beyond the films, there’s a whole lot going on in our side programs—think cool comic book displays from the Emotions Show crew, a photo exhibition by Rolling Stone, plenty of live concerts, and some book launches too.
We’re also planning some intro events in each host city and the surrounding areas, so stay tuned for those updates soon.

To kick things off in Indianapolis, we’ll be screening "Dr. Feelgood – Oil City Confidential" by the legendary British filmmaker Julien Temple—it serves as the final chapter in his trilogy on British punk.

Looking at the regional selections, I’m particularly excited about "The First Real Female Sound," a film by Brankica Drašković about the cult group Boye, and Igor Neljak’s "Astralis," which dives into the pioneers of the American rave scene.

The agile crew over at "Transmeet TV" has also carved out a special spot in this year's program...

Most of the films covering Vlada Divljan, Tomislav Goluban, Lollapalooza, Le Zbor, or Radio Študent will be making their American premieres. It’s been great to see so much interest already—honestly, seeing the sheer number of regional submissions is probably the best reward the organizers could ask for.

There’s also David Kleijwegt’s "Eternal Children," which explores the freak folk scene featuring names like Antony & The Johnsons, Devendri Banhart, and CocoRosie.

For the true genre enthusiasts, "Low – You may need a murderer" (about the American band of the same name) along with three Peter Braatz films focusing on Walkabouts, Damo Suzuki, and the Sex Pistols will be absolute treats...

Some films will be touring all three cities, while others will be exclusive to guests in Seattle, Chicago, or Indianapolis.

The Rock Documentary Festival - DORF '10 is organized by the Film Lovers Association in Indianapolis, in partnership with Restart in Chicago and the Amandl association in Seattle.

Keep an eye out for more details regarding ticket prices, the full screening schedule, side events, and other specifics—they’ll be posted on the official Festival website very soon.

http://www.dorf-vk.com/

Carol Myers98 said:I'm totally fine with Coachella... honestly, I'd be thrilled if they showed up 😉

regarding Royksopp — yeah, I know, it was originally on the schedule, but that was back in mid-June, right when finals were kicking in, so I ended up skipping it 😢

Oh, and Kooks could work too 😍
just thinking about them right now 🙂

as for Modest Mouse? I'd seriously consider donating a kidney 😁 😁

Yeah, a ton of high schoolers missed out—mostly seniors because their graduation ceremony fell on that exact same day. Such bad timing... :/

Man, seeing Modest Mouse at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival would be incredible 🙏

Carol Myers98 said:Modest Mouse, Arctic Monkeys—especially those Last Shadow Puppets tracks—The National, Royksopp, The Knife... Fever Ray, Crystal Castles, Calvin Harris, Cold War Kids... 👍
I’d be so incredibly happy if I could get my hands on any of this... 😁
Maybe we could go back to Foo Fighters again... or maybe Placebo... 😁

Oh, please—forget about those fancy crystal palaces... if you're looking for that kind of thing, just head over to Chicago instead... 🙂

You know, you actually could have caught The Knife or Röyksopp at Coachella last year—it was such a killer lineup...👍

Modest Mouse... there's just something about them that hits different. It’s that specific kind of raw, jagged energy—sort of messy but perfectly intentional at the same time. I was listening to some of their older stuff earlier, and man, it really takes you back... those lyrics always have a way of getting under your skin, even when they're being a bit weird.👍

I’m sitting here watching this old clip of The Pipettes and those crowds—you start wondering what kind of laws were in place back then, and then it hits you... it’ll never happen quite like that again.😢

redgull44 said:I honestly think Darkwood Dub is one of the best bands from the old American scene...

They’re my absolute favorites—I might even go as far as saying they're the best thing I listen to, period. They just have everything I'm looking for... enough electronic elements mixed with enough rock, so they work whether I want to just sit back and chill or if I actually want to move a little. My favorite album has to be Life Starts at 30.

Larry Cooper40 said:The Flaming Lips would definitely throw an absolute rager at Central Park 😍

Mercury Rev too!

Arthur Morgan5 said:Yeah, it would be awesome if they brought out acts like LCD Soundsystem, Dan Deacon, The Juan MacLean, or Justice...

I don't get why everyone is obsessing over Justice—they're just a standard house/electro duo, honestly. It's funny how the "indie" crowd usually looks down on house music, yet they treat Digitalism and Justice like gods. 🤷

LCD Soundsystem, Dan Deacon 👍

My pick would be My Bloody Valentine—I already suggested them for Lollapalooza, and besides, The Pier is dropping a new album in a year or so...😍

frozencobra22 said:I'm hearing they're working on a new album—anyone else shouting wooo hooo at the news?

I heard the same thing a few months back...
wooo hooo.
can't wait 🙂