Such a scam and a sham. Most of you came to see the dancers at the clubs on Bourbon Street. You were just killing time during the day.
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Latest festival news:
Organizers of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival confirmed new dates for next year’s event. Bonnaroo is now scheduled to return to The Farm in Manchester, Tennessee September 2 – 5, 2021.
The 2020 installment was postponed shortly after the pandemic began. Then, in June, organizers canceled Bonnaroo 2020 when it became clear mass gatherings would not be possible.
While the Bonnaroo team hoped to host the festival during its usual mid-June weekend in 2021, they have now made the decision to reschedule the event for September.Visit my Jazzfest advice site: http://jazzfest.swagland.com/
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Saw this posted on the Coachella site:
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2021 – Weekend 1
APR 9, 2021 AT 11 AM – APR 11, 2021 AT 2 PM
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2021 – Weekend 2
APR 16, 2021 AT 12 PM – APR 18, 2021 AT 3 PM
They did postpone the October dates, then put this up.
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Originally posted by Jim View Post
Same here. My first year was 1988 and I loved it for the reasons you've expressed.
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Originally posted by mateus View PostOne thing I would like to know about that discussion: did the increase in BNAs in the 2000s mean less local acts?.
I'm not sure who the first non-local rock band to play the Fest was...Could have been Little Feat who inaugurated their reunion in 1987. One of the first non-rootsy big names I remember was Joni Mitchell, in 91 or 92. She played solo and featured her then-current material, and it didn't go over great.
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Originally posted by bRETT View PostOne of the first non-rootsy big names I remember was Joni Mitchell, in 91 or 92. She played solo and featured her then-current material, and it didn't go over great.
And seeing her live was my first Fest disappointment.
My friends and I were big fans and very excited to see her for the first time. IIRC she followed a hot Little Feat set and opened with "Sex Kills," during which the crowd hemorrhaged from Acura (nee WWL Ray Ban) faster than I have ever seen in the 25 years since.
We stayed for one or two more tunes and it didn't get better, and then I learned another early Fest lesson and simply moved on and followed my ears to another stage.Last edited by Lit; 10-01-2020, 03:00 PM.
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Originally posted by bRETT View Post
I'm not sure who the first non-local rock band to play the Fest was...Could have been Little Feat who inaugurated their reunion in 1987. One of the first non-rootsy big names I remember was Joni Mitchell, in 91 or 92. She played solo and featured her then-current material, and it didn't go over great.Visit my Jazzfest advice site: http://jazzfest.swagland.com/
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Originally posted by chopitulas View PostJoni had trouble with the Roland guitar synthesizer starting out and it threw the set off...coupled with no band and new material. Whether it's true or not, I've heard that the problem that caused such consternation ended up being the guitar volume not being turned up.
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