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Hurricane Festival, 24.06.2007. Who's going + info.

JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
edited June 2007 in Given To Fly (live)
Hi, I'm planning to go to this festival with a friend. We're doing London, Dusseldorf and then Copenhagen.
I haven't seen any thread about this festival so I'm starting this one.

First of all, who's going? We'd like to meet PJ fans there. :)

According to the website http://www.hurricane.de these are the first bands announced.

Arcade Fire
Beastie Boys
Bloc Party
Die Fantastischen Vier
Fotos
Incubus
Kings Of Leon
Marilyn Manson
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Pearl Jam
Sonic Youth
Virginia Jetzt!

I'm very excited about Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire and Sonic Youth. And PJ, of course. :D

I understand from the website that tickets will be on sale at the beginning of March but... correct me if I'm wrong 'cause I don't speak German. So any help from German fans and any help in general is more than welcome.
I'm wondering if it'll be possible to buy one day ticket, because we planned to arrive there on the 23rd and we'll leave on the 25th.

If you have any useful info about hotel/hostels close to the festival, please post them here.

Thanks in advance! :)
Roma
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London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
New York, New York
Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
Alpine Valley
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Berlin, Milan
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  • Big ManBig Man Posts: 97
    hey janet weiss, im going to, im german, we have to meet there, definatly. I ve been there before, it is a cool festival. have to go noww, and yes, tickets will be sold beginning of march...

    greetz
    Thomas
  • stonedvedderstonedvedder Posts: 36
    Hey,

    A friend and I are going to the Hurricaine Festival. Also London, Dusseldorf, Nijmegan and Werchter.

    Were staying at a youth hostel in Bremen, its not too far away from the festival. Apparantly there will be loads of bus links etc.

    There will be thousands of tickets, so i wouldnt worry about that too much!

    Sonic Youth will be amasing, Incubus will be pretty cool, always better Live in my opinion. Cant wait!!!
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    Hi guys, thanks for the info.

    Let's stay tuned for more details in the next weeks.
    We have to decide still where to sleep and how to get there from Dusseldorf.
    Maybe by train.

    Anyway, it seems a nice festival and I can't wait too. :)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • stonedvedderstonedvedder Posts: 36
    yeah, the festival looks great, we are travelling by train the whole trip from Dusseldorf to Werchter, then flying back.

    There are a few people (including me and my mate) straying here:

    Backpackers-Duesseldorf
    Fuerstenwall 180
    40215
    Dusseldorf

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/BackpackersDuesseldorf-Dusseldorf-5366

    Something like £14 a night,

    And staying in Bremen here:

    GastHaus Bremer
    Backpacker Hostel
    Emil-Waldmann-Strasse 5-6
    Bremen

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/GastHausBremerBackpackerHostel-Bremen-13092

    Going to get train or bus or whatever! into and back from Hurricaine Fest,

    I bought my flight tickets last week, flying with BA £45 each way - Into Dusseldorf, out of Brussels, from/to Heathrow.


    Hope that helps!!

    Sweet!
  • KirkwoodKirkwood Posts: 228
    Do they sell 1 day passes?
    If so I´m there by myself, so hope to catch up with someones
    2006 Paris, Prague
    2007 Munich, Katowice, Kopenhaven, Nijmegen
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    stonedvedder wrote:
    yeah, the festival looks great, we are travelling by train the whole trip from Dusseldorf to Werchter, then flying back.

    There are a few people (including me and my mate) straying here:

    Backpackers-Duesseldorf
    Fuerstenwall 180
    40215
    Dusseldorf

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/BackpackersDuesseldorf-Dusseldorf-5366

    Something like £14 a night,

    And staying in Bremen here:

    GastHaus Bremer
    Backpacker Hostel
    Emil-Waldmann-Strasse 5-6
    Bremen

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/GastHausBremerBackpackerHostel-Bremen-13092

    Going to get train or bus or whatever! into and back from Hurricaine Fest,

    I bought my flight tickets last week, flying with BA £45 each way - Into Dusseldorf, out of Brussels, from/to Heathrow.


    Hope that helps!!

    Sweet!

    Thanks a lot.
    We're flying (with Ryanair) Rome - London, London - Dusseldorf, (with Air Berlin) Copenhagen - Rome.
    In the next two weeks, hopefully, we'll have info about the tickets and decide where to stay. :)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    Kirkwood wrote:
    Do they sell 1 day passes?
    If so I´m there by myself, so hope to catch up with someones

    I don't know, I hope they sell one day tickets.
    I've found this unofficial website (http://www.hurricane-festival.de/english.html) and they say tickets cost 89 euro including camping and other stuff. I think it's the price for the three days and maybe these are old info taken from last year.

    Of course, if we go, we can all meet somewhere and form a jammers group :)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    More news from http://www.hurricane.de

    The following bands have been added:
    Bright Eyes, Editors, The Good The Bad & The Queen, The Hold Steady, Interpol, Juliette & The Licks, Karpatenhund, Modest Mouse, Ohrbooten, Snow Patrol

    And... I'm copying what I found on the website if someone wants to help with translation.

    "Ab dem 01. März sind Eintrittskarten über die Festivalseiten und an Vertragsvorverkaufsstellen oder telefonisch unter 01805-853 653 (14ct / Minute) erhältlich. Dieses Jahr müssen wir die Kartenpreise an die gestiegenen Produktionskosten anpassen. Für unsere Festivalfans gibt es im Rahmen des „Frühen Vogel“ ein limitiertes Kontingent von 20.000 Tickets a 99 Euro inklusive Parken / Campen, Vorverkaufsgebühren und inklusive 5 Euro Müllpfand (zzgl. Versandkosten). Wenn das Kontingent erschöpft ist, werden die Karten 109 Euro kosten"

    I guess they are talking about tickets being on sale on March 1st. It seems that they mention a 3 days pass, right?
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • bedface cooper.bedface cooper. Posts: 193
    JanetWeiss wrote:
    "Ab dem 01. März sind Eintrittskarten über die Festivalseiten und an Vertragsvorverkaufsstellen oder telefonisch unter 01805-853 653 (14ct / Minute) erhältlich. Dieses Jahr müssen wir die Kartenpreise an die gestiegenen Produktionskosten anpassen. Für unsere Festivalfans gibt es im Rahmen des „Frühen Vogel“ ein limitiertes Kontingent von 20.000 Tickets a 99 Euro inklusive Parken / Campen, Vorverkaufsgebühren und inklusive 5 Euro Müllpfand (zzgl. Versandkosten). Wenn das Kontingent erschöpft ist, werden die Karten 109 Euro kosten"

    from march 1st on you can buy three-day-passes over the festival-websites, over the other pre-sale offices or by phoning under (0049 would be the prefix for germany) 01805-853 653
    this year we have to arrange our ticket-prices with the increased production-costs. for our festival-fans there is a limited (20 000 tickets) ''early bird''-ticket for 99 euros including camping/parking available (+ you have to pay 5 euros more for garbage-refund if youre camping, but i dunno if you have to buy that when buying your tickets or directly at the festival)
    if this contingent is sold out the tickets are going to cost 109 euros.


    im going to go to this festivals twinbrother down in the south, but i hope i was able to help you anyways :)
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  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    bedface cooper. wrote:
    from march 1st on you can buy three-day-passes over the festival-websites, over the other pre-sale offices or by phoning under (0049 would be the prefix for germany) 01805-853 653
    this year we have to arrange our ticket-prices with the increased production-costs. for our festival-fans there is a limited (20 000 tickets) ''early bird''-ticket for 99 euros including camping/parking available (+ you have to pay 5 euros more for garbage-refund if youre camping, but i dunno if you have to buy that when buying your tickets or directly at the festival)
    if this contingent is sold out the tickets are going to cost 109 euros.


    im going to go to this festivals twinbrother down in the south, but i hope i was able to help you anyways :)

    Great, thanks a lot :)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • RVMMFCRVMMFC Posts: 435
    JanetWeiss wrote:
    Great, thanks a lot :)

    So where does one go to purchase the tickets??? what is the website??

    and what time (German or New York) do they go on sale on march 1

    thanks
    " I said there's nothing wrong with what you say. Believe me just asking you to sway. No white or black just grey. Can you feel this world with your heart and not your brain?"
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    They say the festival website, so I think it's http://www.hurricane.de

    Don't know the time, sorry, the website doesn't say anything about it. :)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • bedface cooper.bedface cooper. Posts: 193
    new bands confirmed:
    Dendemann, Isis, Queens Of The Stone Age


    and im just trying to find out as far as it goes for the tickets, id assume that you can buy them at http://www.hurricane.de and maybe http://www.eventim.de as well..
    Kids! Bringing about Armageddon can be dangerous. Do not attempt it in your own home.
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    Tickets on sale at http://www.eventim.de and http://www.getgo.de

    Got mine! I'll be there :D
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • stonedvedderstonedvedder Posts: 36
    I just used german ticketmaster to get mine, so that works if your having trouble (like i did) with the other sites.

    Cheers
  • KartsKarts Posts: 120
    Anyone know when we can expect the one day pass for both this and the Southside festival to go on sale?
  • Lone WolfLone Wolf Posts: 1,023
    Karts wrote:
    Anyone know when we can expect the one day pass for both this and the Southside festival to go on sale?

    Just received my ticket.....it's a 3 day pass....I don't think they'll
    be selling one day passes for Hurricane.

    Don't know about Southside though...
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  • RVMMFCRVMMFC Posts: 435
    anyone know how easy it is to get to and from Hurrican festival/schleesel form Bremen??

    Anyone know of any places to stay in Schleesel - hostels or hotels
    stonedvedder wrote:
    yeah, the festival looks great, we are travelling by train the whole trip from Dusseldorf to Werchter, then flying back.

    There are a few people (including me and my mate) straying here:

    Backpackers-Duesseldorf
    Fuerstenwall 180
    40215
    Dusseldorf

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/BackpackersDuesseldorf-Dusseldorf-5366

    Something like £14 a night,

    And staying in Bremen here:

    GastHaus Bremer
    Backpacker Hostel
    Emil-Waldmann-Strasse 5-6
    Bremen

    http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/GastHausBremerBackpackerHostel-Bremen-13092

    Going to get train or bus or whatever! into and back from Hurricaine Fest,

    I bought my flight tickets last week, flying with BA £45 each way - Into Dusseldorf, out of Brussels, from/to Heathrow.


    Hope that helps!!

    Sweet!
    " I said there's nothing wrong with what you say. Believe me just asking you to sway. No white or black just grey. Can you feel this world with your heart and not your brain?"
  • SatelliteSatellite Posts: 65
    I just gave in and bought both Hurricane and Nova Rock. It seems like a one-day pass is too much of a hussle and not a lot cheaper.

    I'm also on the BA flight from London to Dusseldorf (at 12:05). :)

    I think sleeping outside the festival and going there in the morning is too slow if you want to make it the front row or close, am I wrong?
  • bedface cooper.bedface cooper. Posts: 193
    new bands:
    Update: 08.03.2007
    - *Band* Aereogramme
    - *Band* Dropkick Murphys
    - *Band* The Films
    - *Band* Manic Street Preachers
    - *Band* Mogwai
    - *Band* Placebo

    line-up so far:
    Aereogramme * Arcade Fire * Beastie Boys * Bloc Party * Bright Eyes * Dendemann * Dropkick Murphys * Editors * Die Fantastischen Vier * The Films * Fotos * The Good, The Bad & The Queen * The Hold Steady * Incubus * Interpol * Isis * Kings of Leon * Juliette & The Licks * Karpatenhund * Manic Street Preachers * Marilyn Manson * Me First and the Gimme Gimmes * Modest Mouse * Mogwai * Ohrbooten * Pearl Jam * Placebo * Porcupine Tree * Queens Of The Stone Age * Sonic Youth * Snow Patrol * Virginia Jetzt!


    and the early bird-tickets are all gone... :)
    Kids! Bringing about Armageddon can be dangerous. Do not attempt it in your own home.
  • CynCyn Posts: 21
    PEARL JAM and PORCUPINE TREE !!! My 2 favorite bands I have to find a way to make this happen but I don't know German and will need help getting around. Any kind souls who would be willing to help me find my way around if I could make this dream come true ?
    "I won't change direction and I won't change my mind, how much difference does it make?"
  • PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    Satellite wrote:
    I just gave in and bought both Hurricane and Nova Rock. It seems like a one-day pass is too much of a hussle and not a lot cheaper.

    I'm also on the BA flight from London to Dusseldorf (at 12:05). :)

    I think sleeping outside the festival and going there in the morning is too slow if you want to make it the front row or close, am I wrong?
    Experience from Reading last year (and friends at Leeds):
    you DO NOT need to spend the whole day at the front.
    we moved into the front area when Placebo (the band right before PJ) started and had reached the front before they finished.
    And Reading is a big festival and the brits are fare more savy on festivals (we have dozens every year, and all the big ones sell out in hours)..and I didn't see anyone leave after Placebo..so it wasn't even a case of turnover.

    frankly..don't waste your energy staying upfront through bands you don't care for. I'm doing all the festivals and the only one I'll pretty much camp at the front is Werchter but only because I want to see the other bands before PJ...the rest..taking some rest, checking the other stages!
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    Cyn wrote:
    PEARL JAM and PORCUPINE TREE !!! My 2 favorite bands I have to find a way to make this happen but I don't know German and will need help getting around. Any kind souls who would be willing to help me find my way around if I could make this dream come true ?

    You can find tickets here:

    http://www.kartenhaus.de/
    http://www.eventim.de/cgi-bin/tickets.html
    http://www.getgo.de/cgi-bin/tickets.html

    Don't know about the first site, but eventim.de and getgo.de charge 35 euros more for shipping and transaction fees.

    I found a place to stay outside the festival on this website: http://www.scheessel.de
    Festival tickets include also camping, if you want to stay inside the festival and if you don't find anything in Scheessel.
    There are also people staying in Bremen, check this thread for info. :)

    (I like Porcupine Tree too, can't wait to be there)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    JanetWeiss wrote:
    You can find tickets here:

    http://www.kartenhaus.de/
    http://www.eventim.de/cgi-bin/tickets.html
    http://www.getgo.de/cgi-bin/tickets.html

    Don't know about the first site, but eventim.de and getgo.de charge 35 euros more for shipping and transaction fees.

    I found a place to stay outside the festival on this website: http://www.scheessel.de
    Festival tickets include also camping, if you want to stay inside the festival and if you don't find anything in Scheessel.
    There are also people staying in Bremen, check this thread for info. :)

    (I like Porcupine Tree too, can't wait to be there)
    Kartenhaus is where I bought mine because they only charged €6.50 :D
  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    Pegasus wrote:
    Kartenhaus is where I bought mine because they only charged €6.50 :D

    I paid 35 euros because I couldn't wait to check other websites. It was still the 10club syndrome, I guess. At least I bought tickets for me and my friend, so it's something more than 17 euros per person. Too much anyway. But the tickets arrived the day after... flying on a plane in business class, I think. :D
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
  • SatelliteSatellite Posts: 65
    Thanks Pegasus for the info. I was worried I would have to spend the whole day at the front. I'm a festival virgin... :)

    My tickets also flew business class for 35 Euros. Ouch! Bought them thru Eventim and they were at my door the next day.

    If anyone has more tips regarding festivals (especially seeing PJ in a festival at the front row) it would be much appreciated . I checked the web for some festival survival guides but there are not many.
  • PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    JanetWeiss wrote:
    I paid 35 euros because I couldn't wait to check other websites. It was still the 10club syndrome, I guess. At least I bought tickets for me and my friend, so it's something more than 17 euros per person. Too much anyway. But the tickets arrived the day after... flying on a plane in business class, I think. :D
    Mine shipped teh next day and I got them a couple of days after that..the gig is not for another 3 months..for the price difference, I can wait :)
    Hell, I got my Madrid Ticket on will-call because there's no way I was going to pay more for delivery than for the ticket!
  • Black_Red_YellowBlack_Red_Yellow Posts: 3
    I will go to the hurricane festival too!!!
  • cropdustresscropdustress Posts: 4,339
    So is there a day lineup yet? Cant seem to find it on the site :o
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  • JanetWeissJanetWeiss Posts: 231
    There's something on the Hurricane forum...
    http://www.hurricane.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11054

    Info collected from the bands websites, I think.
    Great job, thanks to the German guys.
    This is the updated list. :)

    - Arcade Fire (CAN)
    - Aereogramme (UK)
    - Bright Eyes (USA)
    - Bromheads Jacket (UK)
    - Datarock (NOR)
    - Die Fantastischen Vier (GER)
    - Dropkick Murphys (USA)
    - ear-O-tation (GER)
    - Editors (UK)
    - Hayseed Dixie (USA)
    - Isis (USA)
    - Johnossi (SWE)
    - Just Jack (UK)
    - Kings of Leon (USA)
    - La Vela Puerca (URY)
    - Less than Jake (USA)
    - Mogwai (UK)
    - Modest Mouse (USA)
    - Mumm-Ra (UK)
    - Ohrbooten (GER)
    - Queens of the Stone Age (USA)
    - Satellite Party (USA)
    - She Said (GER)
    - Super700 (GER)
    - The Bravery (USA)
    - The Hold Steady (USA)
    - The Sounds (SWE)


    Freitag 22.06.2007
    - Beastie Boys (USA)
    - Snow Patrol (UK)
    - The Good, The Bad and the Queen (UK)
    - JET (AUS)


    Samstag 23.06.2007
    - Marylin Manson (USA)
    - Bloc Party (UK)
    - Manic Street Preachers (UK)
    - Incubus (USA)
    - Interpol (USA)
    - Frank Black (USA)
    - Fotos (GER)
    - Virginia Jetzt (GER)
    - Karpatenhund (GER)


    Sonntag 24.06.2007
    - Pearl Jam (USA)
    - Placebo (UK)
    - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes (USA)
    - Sonic Youth (USA)
    - Porcupine Tree (UK)
    - Juliette & The Licks (USA)
    - Dendemann (GER)
    - The Films (USA)
    Roma
    Bologna, Verona, Milano, Torino, Pistoia
    London, Dusseldorf, Scheessel, Copenhagen
    New York, New York
    Rotterdam, Berlin, Manchester, London
    Dublin, Belfast, London, Venice
    Alpine Valley
    Berlin I, Berlin II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
    Berlin, Milan
    Boston I, Boston II
    (London I, London II, Milan, Padova, Roma, Werchter)
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