Wakarusa coming to Arkansas
I know that Carl just resigned and all, but I thought I'd share the good (for us) news. I know some of the Kansans will be unhappy, but Wakarusa is coming to the Ozarks. The chosen site is absolutely beautiful. I just hope that the lineup matches last year's.
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i'm just hoping that they keep the indie acts coming along with jambands.
wilco and the flaming lips were huge the last few years! |
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Wilco My Morning Jacket Band of Horses Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Sufjan Stevens Stephen Malkmus Arcade Fire (yeah right, but I can dream) Fiery Furnaces Cold War Kids Black Keys Modest Mouse Carolina Chocolate Drops (side stage) Hayes Carll (side stage) |
I saw most of those acts at Bonnaroo the last couple years.
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band of horses would be NICE
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Lineup was posted. I'm not that excited:
#Yonder Mountain String Band # STS9 # Galactic # Buckethead # Sly & Robbie # Railroad Earth # Cross Canadian Ragweed # Digable Planets # Porter, Batiste & Stoltz # Steve Kimock & Crazy Engine # Perpetual Groove # Split Lip Rayfield # Lucero # The Egg # 2020 Soundsystem # Jimmy Herring Band # Cornmeal # EOTO # Boombox # Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey # Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit # Secret Chiefs 3 # Joe Purdy # Dirtfoot # Pretty Lights # Big Smith # Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad # Ott # Heavyweight Dub Champion # DJ Rekha # Underground Orchestra # Moonalice # My Dear Disco # Blue Mountain # Truckstop Honeymoon # Elephant Revival # Burnin' Smyrnans # Euforquestra # Hana Pest |
i saw that list too and i hope they have a big mainstage act up their sleeves, because this lineup is s**t.
i understand the need for the "2nd tier" type jambands, but it's hard to base a whole festival off of them. when sound tribe and yonder are your anchors, you better just hope that the beauty of mulberry will bring the hippies in. |
STS9 is awesome, I'm hoping they come to Bonaroo this year.
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That being said, it isn't a great lineup, but I will probably make the jaunt to see Yonder, Galactic, Split Lip, Cornmeal (up and coming, destined for big things), and Railroad Earth. |
selling out venues of around 1500-2000 doesn't mean you're out of the 2nd tier yet. Umphrey's McGee is selling out much larger venues than that and I still consider them 2nd tier behind bands like Panic and Phish.
these bands sell out amphitheater size venues consistently. you have to ask, could Yonder Mountain anchor a summer tour of amphitheaters? the answer is no. |
Damn they move it and have a weak lineup
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Yeah, I pretty much agree with your definition of 1st tier vs. everyone else. The Grateful Dead, Panic, and Phish are about the only first tier bands. DMB is sort of one, but they're not really a jam band anymore. The fact is that the whole jam band scene has gotten weak in comparison to the heyday when there were enough audiences out there to support a ton of bands. People just don't toll out to shows like they used tol. |
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I think the biggest factor is that the jamband scene has become divided. There are many sub-scenes now. |
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