Confirmed Lolla bands?

soulsinging

tremorvoid wrote:

lol and hopefully some other "known" bands....i hope i dont regret paying $165 to see pj in a field with 60,000 people. please be another big band that i know and love....some NIN, tool, radiohead, incubus....pj and one of those bands would be worth it. come on gimme something!

maybe you should hop on board the "it's a new decade and grunge is dead" train it wouldnt kill you to hear some new music, you will still get your money's worth. lolla was always about exposure for more up and coming acts, rather than being the all star game like bonnaroo or the woodstocks. but the lineup comes out tomorrow, so the debate can end!

tremorvoid

soulsinging wrote:

maybe you should hop on board the "it's a new decade and grunge is dead" train it wouldnt kill you to hear some new music, you will still get your money's worth. lolla was always about exposure for more up and coming acts, rather than being the all star game like bonnaroo or the woodstocks. but the lineup comes out tomorrow, so the debate can end!

yeah yeah yeah....when this generations new music lives up to my generations good music...then ill have something new to listen too. but very few of these "indie" bands make it....and theres usually a reason for that. however that being said...i just saw a band the other night....and they blew me away! and thats hard to do...REALLY hard to do considering i had never heard them before. Their name is Autovein. they are from st louis...and they rock so hard...and hes got an amazing voice.

but i have very high standards for the music that ill listen to on any regular basis. they have to have talent, have a great singer, make me FEEL the music...and the music needs to MOVE me...pull me in with great riffs and transitions and bridges...have good lyrics and a voice that isnt afraid to show some emotion (other than the whiney emo shit...or whatever that crap is called). they have to be able to perform a great LIVE show. their albums need to FLOW....they need to have lasting potential. when i listen to their show or album for the first time...they need to make me wanna go home and listen to them again....if they cant do that....ehhh they dont have what it takes for me.

and i know what lolla's been about...ive been to a few back in the day...and most of the bands i had heard of before seening them. oh and the big difference was that tickets were like 40 bucks and not 165. oh well...hopefully ill be pleased with the selections and enjoy some new bands when im there.

PJPAT

I cant wait until the bands are confirmed so the speculation ends.

Does anyone know when they announce? Is it a late in the day announcement?

So many great bands have been rumored but Lolla is for the up and coming bands. That is what Pearl Jam was in 92 and how I was introduced to them.

Could the next great band be mixed in somewhere this year?

DeetroitBaasketball

One more day!

Tangerine

Looks like some (or all) of it leaked...

http://www.avclub.com/content/newswire/lollapalooza_2007_lineup_one

Hopefully that's not all. Luckily I got the $60 ticket. Keeping my fingers crossed they add at least one more big name headliner. This isn't as "mind blowing" as the Lolla site led me to believe. I probably wouldn't spend $195 a ticket for this.

Ott

Good find. Thanks for the heads up.

Ott

Todd76

Pearl Jam, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, Spoon, TV On The Radio, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Son Volt, Peter Bjorn & John, Tapes N Tapes, Tokyo Police Club, Cold War Kids, Annuals, Sam Roberts

.....not too shabby - thought there might be a couple more standouts on the line-up (ie. the Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Bloc Party, the Shins, Wilco, Feist, Stars)

.....if this is the line-up, who would be headlining the non-Pearl Jam nights????

AvocadoLady

Todd76 wrote:

Pearl Jam, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, Spoon, TV On The Radio, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Son Volt, Peter Bjorn & John, Tapes N Tapes, Tokyo Police Club, Cold War Kids, Annuals, Sam Roberts

.....not too shabby - thought there might be a couple more standouts on the line-up (ie. the Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Bloc Party, the Shins, Wilco, Feist, Stars)

.....if this is the line-up, who would be headlining the non-Pearl Jam nights????

Yeah, I thought for sure they'd get some more standouts like the ones you mentioned. It's not a bad lineup, but it's not my "dream lineup" by any means.

Keep in mind though, there's only about 80 bands listed so far...so about 50 more will be added by August.

NickyNooch

Hell if thats the lineup... I may not go. Not really that stellar. I was hoping to see Wu Tang or Nine Inch Nails to add some diversity, but seeing the Stooges on it is kinda cool.

soulsinging

tremorvoid wrote:

yeah yeah yeah....when this generations new music lives up to my generations good music...then ill have something new to listen too. but very few of these "indie" bands make it....and theres usually a reason for that. however that being said...i just saw a band the other night....and they blew me away! and thats hard to do...REALLY hard to do considering i had never heard them before. Their name is Autovein. they are from st louis...and they rock so hard...and hes got an amazing voice.

but i have very high standards for the music that ill listen to on any regular basis. they have to have talent, have a great singer, make me FEEL the music...and the music needs to MOVE me...pull me in with great riffs and transitions and bridges...have good lyrics and a voice that isnt afraid to show some emotion (other than the whiney emo shit...or whatever that crap is called). they have to be able to perform a great LIVE show. their albums need to FLOW....they need to have lasting potential. when i listen to their show or album for the first time...they need to make me wanna go home and listen to them again....if they cant do that....ehhh they dont have what it takes for me.

and i know what lolla's been about...ive been to a few back in the day...and most of the bands i had heard of before seening them. oh and the big difference was that tickets were like 40 bucks and not 165. oh well...hopefully ill be pleased with the selections and enjoy some new bands when im there.

it was a one day festival then. 40x3= 120. only a $45 raise. that probly barely outpaces inflation. there will be plenty of great bands there.

soulsinging

Todd76 wrote:

Pearl Jam, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, Spoon, TV On The Radio, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Son Volt, Peter Bjorn & John, Tapes N Tapes, Tokyo Police Club, Cold War Kids, Annuals, Sam Roberts

.....not too shabby - thought there might be a couple more standouts on the line-up (ie. the Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Bloc Party, the Shins, Wilco, Feist, Stars)

.....if this is the line-up, who would be headlining the non-Pearl Jam nights????

the link above you is gone... wonder if that means they shut it down? anyway, that lineup looks pretty great to me. plenty of bands id love to see there. i dont mind if decemberists and bloc party arent there, cos i just saw them on my own this summer for full sets as to the rest, shins, wilco, feist and stars all played last year. your odds of those aren't good. im hoping arcade fire will headline one night... i've heard that rumor. other than that, id have to guess closers would be iggy, modest mouse, or snow patrol from that list. but we'll see. im stoked!

stpmattb

Poster advertising Lolla...

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f47/blango88/100_0452.jpg

Todd76

soulsinging wrote:

the link above you is gone... wonder if that means they shut it down? anyway, that lineup looks pretty great to me. plenty of bands id love to see there. i dont mind if decemberists and bloc party arent there, cos i just saw them on my own this summer for full sets as to the rest, shins, wilco, feist and stars all played last year. your odds of those aren't good. im hoping arcade fire will headline one night... i've heard that rumor. other than that, id have to guess closers would be iggy, modest mouse, or snow patrol from that list. but we'll see. im stoked!

did you see the link before it vanished.....

......I only listed bands that I was interested in

.....Silverchair was on it (if memory serves me correctly you are a Silverchair fan????), as well as Daft Punk, Patti Smith, Ben Harper, Kings Of Leon, Black Keys

stpmattb

The link still works - the lineup is:

Pearl Jam, Daft Punk, Ben Harper, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Satellite Party, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, The Roots, Patti Smith, Kings Of Leon, The Black Keys, Regina Spektor, Spoon, Lupe Fiasco, TV On The Radio, Pete Yorn, G. Love, Paolo Nutini, Amy Winehouse, LCD Soundsystem, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Silverchair, Femi Kuti, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Jack's Mannequin, Stephen Marley, STS9, MIA, Slightly Stoopid, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Sean Lennon, !!!, Blue October, Son Volt, Motion City Soundtrack, Polyphonic Spree, Peter Bjorn & John, Silversun Pickups, CSS, The Rapture, The Wailers, Roky Erickson, Tapes N Tapes, Heartless Bastards, The View, The Cribs, The Fratellis, Ghostland Observatory, Tokyo Police Club, Rhymefest, Soulive, Cold War Kids, Annuals, Fields, Electric Six, Jim Noir, Elvis Perkins, Sam Roberts, Black Angels, Charlie Musselwhite, Aqueduct, Juliette & The Licks, Dios, Viva Voce, David Vandervelde, Los Campesinos!, Chin Up Chin Up, Ryan Shaw, Colour Revolt, Satin Peaches, Illinois, Arckid, Mickey Avalon, The 1900s, Bang Bang Bang, Bound Stems, High Class Elite Carey Ott, Matt Roan

JOEJOEJOE

stpmattb wrote:

The link still works - the lineup is:

Pearl Jam, Daft Punk, Ben Harper, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Satellite Party, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, The Roots, Patti Smith, Kings Of Leon, The Black Keys, Regina Spektor, Spoon, Lupe Fiasco, TV On The Radio, Pete Yorn, G. Love, Paolo Nutini, Amy Winehouse, LCD Soundsystem, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Silverchair, Femi Kuti, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Jack's Mannequin, Stephen Marley, STS9, MIA, Slightly Stoopid, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Sean Lennon, !!!, Blue October, Son Volt, Motion City Soundtrack, Polyphonic Spree, Peter Bjorn & John, Silversun Pickups, CSS, The Rapture, The Wailers, Roky Erickson, Tapes N Tapes, Heartless Bastards, The View, The Cribs, The Fratellis, Ghostland Observatory, Tokyo Police Club, Rhymefest, Soulive, Cold War Kids, Annuals, Fields, Electric Six, Jim Noir, Elvis Perkins, Sam Roberts, Black Angels, Charlie Musselwhite, Aqueduct, Juliette & The Licks, Dios, Viva Voce, David Vandervelde, Los Campesinos!, Chin Up Chin Up, Ryan Shaw, Colour Revolt, Satin Peaches, Illinois, Arckid, Mickey Avalon, The 1900s, Bang Bang Bang, Bound Stems, High Class Elite Carey Ott, Matt Roan

they finally booked some bands that haven't already played the area a buncha times in the past year!...and, they got a bit more adventurous.

Of Coachella, Bonnaroo and Lolla, lolla is usually the least adventurous.