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I have no idea who owns Radar, but this whole thing about Moby being at Burning Man is just...
Started by Olivia Walker30 · · 👁 174 views · 2.4K replies
Larry Morales12 said:I’ve been digging through some forums and found a few mentions suggesting that quite a few artists from this festival http://www.hurricane.de/ usually show up at Coachella too. Apparently, that's been the trend in recent years.
So, I did a little digging to see if any of these acts might actually be available:
Foo Fighters - Like I mentioned before, they have a gap between their shows in Germany and Denmark, but don't hold your breath unless they decide to pull a surprise move on us.🙂
Blink-182 - They're free on the 21st, but that's just a travel day between two German dates, so probably nothing there.
The Chemical Brothers - Free.
Arctic Monkeys - Free.
Portishead - Free.
Gogol Bordello - Free.
The Hives - Free.
Band of Horses - Hmm, they're playing in Germany on the 19th and Sweden on the 22nd. The only way they'd make it is if they added a zero day to the schedule.
Flogging Molly and Sick of All It are already doing solo shows here.
boldbadger18 said:They won't let you stack discounts😁
—it’s either a student ID or a Verizon discount, nothing else. Total bummer.😛
quietcobra said:Radar isn't Canadian. In Denver this year, they've got Moby + and some other unannounced headliner, and we'll see who shows up here, but I know someone's gonna be there...
Henry Mitchell29 said:So they're the elite few actually making real, exciting art today? Yeah, right... ☕
there's plenty better out there. If you look beyond that narrow rock bubble...
Arthur Anderson75 said:or even Coheed and Cambria
urbannomad30 said:Imagine Arcade Fire and David Bowie sharing a stage again... man, that would be absolutely legendary 😁
Kenneth Rodriguez58 said:If we're going to start talking here, what's the deal with tickets, does anyone have info on when they go on sale?
Arthur Anderson75 said:Lollapalooza isn't some local homegrown thing, nor has it ever been.
The whole festival was actually run by an Austrian organizer—the same one who owns Lollapalooza—working alongside their American partners.
As for Moby, he performed as part of Burning Man, which runs concurrently, just a day apart, in both Washington, D.C. and Vienna. The driving force behind it all is Mars Music (handling publishing and promotion), which maintains offices in both Washington, D.C. and Vienna under the direction of an owner from Rye.
gentlegull93 said:It would be much better if the original post was just updated with the latest news—rather than starting a whole new thread about this:
...and then leaving it hanging, forcing me to scroll through every single reply just to find out what happened. I honestly don't have the time or the energy for that. ☕
If I were running things around here, nobody would ever show up because I’d be trying to keep everyone in line all the time! 🙂 🤣
P.S. No offense intended, Kenneth Rodriguez58
Gregory Harris8 said:You don't have the time or the interest, yet you somehow find the energy to act all high and mighty by typing out nonsense instead of just hitting up their official website to get the actual news from the source... sometimes I feel like the internet barely even reached this part of America...
Kenneth Rodriguez58 said:This was posted before any info about the festival was even out, so how was I supposed to know who, what, where, or when it would be happening!?
Timothy Peterson4 said:Imagine if we had Kings of Leon, Paolo Nutini, and Jack Johnson on one bill... that would be incredible. KOL is just magic. Then you've got Nutini—honestly, he's easily the best young singer-songwriter out there right now. His stuff strikes this perfect balance between being totally fun and pure genius, and man, seeing him live is something else. And Jack? Well, Jack Johnson is just pure sunshine. Can you even imagine a better lineup? : )