OHANA 2025 - Wish list / expectations

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  • gotthebottle
    gotthebottle San Diego Posts: 3,807
    tbergs said:
    I actually prefer Ohana when it's not a PJ focused festival. One night of the band or Ed with other amazing artists is what I've enjoyed most. If Neil is Saturday, then I'm glad I can't make it this year. 3 years ago at encore with Beck is still the best festival day I've witnessed. The 2019 Saturday was pretty "stellar" too.
    I have gone to every Ohana and yes.. the post- pandemic Encore with all the PJ was great. But I also prefer it with one PJ and others
  • rhinomagic
    rhinomagic Charlottesville, VA Posts: 2,553
    There's bound to be plenty of Neil Jam opportunities. And maybe adds some urgency to getting the Mirrorball tour film out to the masses.
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  • kaw753
    kaw753 Posts: 941
    LA has all their celebrity/music friends
    Right, and where did all those side tickets for the Forum go? The 6 wing sections on each side were not sold in the TM sale, No premiums in those sections, and none have shown up on F2F,.. who bought those tickets... Music Industry people.. my guess.... Some have shown up in the secondary market. Probably not sold via TM and thats why none are sold on F2F.. But I bet many great sides will be available at the box office day of.... 
    I saw Gene Simmons at a PJ show in 2012 in the very good seats.
  • gotthebottle
    gotthebottle San Diego Posts: 3,807
    kaw753 said:
    LA has all their celebrity/music friends
    Right, and where did all those side tickets for the Forum go? The 6 wing sections on each side were not sold in the TM sale, No premiums in those sections, and none have shown up on F2F,.. who bought those tickets... Music Industry people.. my guess.... Some have shown up in the secondary market. Probably not sold via TM and thats why none are sold on F2F.. But I bet many great sides will be available at the box office day of.... 
    I saw Gene Simmons at a PJ show in 2012 in the very good seats.
    Where else would he sit? You do know that all acts pretty much hold back seats for friends , family, VIP
  • matt84
    matt84 Posts: 824
    Changed the topic to 2025, rather than start a new one. Always find it fun to speculate who could be playing OHANA. 

    Maybe next year it’s Bruce’s turn!
  • Spags
    Spags Leigh-on-Sea, UK Posts: 3,057
    Its great fun, because you can keep speculating right up until the show...
    Nature drunk and High
  • gotthebottle
    gotthebottle San Diego Posts: 3,807
    matt84 said:
    Changed the topic to 2025, rather than start a new one. Always find it fun to speculate who could be playing OHANA. 

    Maybe next year it’s Bruce’s turn!
    Hope not
  • Shaindli1
    Shaindli1 MA Posts: 2,446
    I'm not very likely to pull the trigger on Ohana (very expensive excursion) but in an alternate universe in which I could  - the Who & uncle Neil.
    #Grievance2025 
  • kaw753
    kaw753 Posts: 941
    It would be super duper helpful if they could announce the Ohana line-up before any of the shows in May.  If the line-up is good, it is a far better use of money than any show not near your hometown.
  • MikeDigs
    MikeDigs Santa Monica, CA Posts: 1,680
    My #1 wish is for Pearl Jam to do an extended set at Ohana 2025 in celebration of PJ35.
    This would be amazing.

    Also maybe an appearance by NIN?
    PJ + NIN, take my money
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  • Spags
    Spags Leigh-on-Sea, UK Posts: 3,057
    I'd love to go back, would spend time in San Diego rather than LA next time tho.
    Nature drunk and High
  • Go Beavers
    Go Beavers Posts: 9,588
    They need to have a couple younger bands in the 8:00 and closer slots. I had a great time but the under 40 folks need something younger than Sting and Devo. 
  • They need to have a couple younger bands in the 8:00 and closer slots. I had a great time but the under 40 folks need something younger than Sting and Devo. 
    Exactly.  And the Breeders.  Sorry, their one song doesn't qualify them for a late day set. Crowd only reacted for that one too, and then there was the issue that they had to stop for during it!  Idles was the best thing going there for energy by far and watching all the older folks was pretty funny. Most were not having it. Standing motionless, blank stares, etc.  Maybe I'll get to that point some day too, I don't know, but damn. 
  • bmurray06
    bmurray06 Austin, Texas Posts: 164
    edited December 2024
    They need to have a couple younger bands in the 8:00 and closer slots. I had a great time but the under 40 folks need something younger than Sting and Devo. 
    Exactly.  And the Breeders.  Sorry, their one song doesn't qualify them for a late day set. Crowd only reacted for that one too, and then there was the issue that they had to stop for during it!  Idles was the best thing going there for energy by far and watching all the older folks was pretty funny. Most were not having it. Standing motionless, blank stares, etc.  Maybe I'll get to that point some day too, I don't know, but damn. 
    The Breeders played at 4:30 on a Sunday. Wouldn't consider that a necessarily a late day set when the sun didn't set till about 6:45 and they played before idles, alanis, and PJ. If you were to curate, who already scheduled that day would have you had them replaced with?
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  • bmurray06 said:
    They need to have a couple younger bands in the 8:00 and closer slots. I had a great time but the under 40 folks need something younger than Sting and Devo. 
    Exactly.  And the Breeders.  Sorry, their one song doesn't qualify them for a late day set. Crowd only reacted for that one too, and then there was the issue that they had to stop for during it!  Idles was the best thing going there for energy by far and watching all the older folks was pretty funny. Most were not having it. Standing motionless, blank stares, etc.  Maybe I'll get to that point some day too, I don't know, but damn. 
    The Breeders played at 4:30 on a Sunday. Wouldn't consider that a necessarily a late day set when the sun didn't set till about 6:45 and they played before idles, alanis, and PJ. If you were to curate, who already scheduled that day would have you had them replaced with?
    I just wasn't impressed, that's all. Not trying to start an argument of where they should have been on the schedule.   I did like Kim Gordon's set earlier better. 
  • matt84
    matt84 Posts: 824
    Could see Green Day as a potential headliner as they are touring again in 2025, although them headlining Coachella in April might rule them out of headlining another Californian festival.
  • Go Beavers
    Go Beavers Posts: 9,588
    No thanks. I can’t figure out why Green Day is as popular as they are. 
  • No thanks, as well.
  • OfThePearl
    OfThePearl Posts: 961
    edited December 2024
    Jack White.

    * and NOT as a co-headliner. A proper end of day finale.
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