Just got mine for Pitchfork. All 3 days.

see you there homeslice

Fuck you assholes.

Looking at you small dick cuntswab fucks Pitchfork and Lolla.

You get yours too?

just my take, but I think as far as Lolla (and Coachella , etc. ) goes, the majority of the people going to that don't even really care what the lineup is. it's an "event", a "thing" . i would say that in 95% of the cases, the artists appearing there are not exclusive to that fest- meaning they're probably on tour, playing club dates, etc. Look at the 3 headliners for Coachella- Outkast is playing like 100 festivals this summer, Arcade Fire is playing everywhere on gods green earth....so you don't HAVE to go to those events in order to see the people you want- it's just a weekend long party basically

i think Pitchfork is a little different- spanky and i discussed briefly in the concerts thread but take last years headliners- none of them were promoting a current album or were on a tour. to me it makes it a little more unique. not saying the whole lineup is like that, but I feel pretty confident that Pitchfork is going to deliver some fairly unique content, enough that I'm willing to purchase without seeing the lineup . and even last year's lineup, which i thought was probably the worst in recent years- was still pretty damn good...so i can't imagine a circumstance where i'd be super disappointed

I guess a festival like Pitchfork should get a pass as it's pretty affordable in the grand scheme. You're righ that my complaint should be for large festivals. They know they're going to sell the tickets with the NBA throwback, tank top, camelbak, ray-bans and make sure to check-in on Facebook/Twitter crowd no matter who plays. I'd just like to know who's playing before locking up $215+ 6 months before the 1st chain link fence is raised. Or else you'd get stuck watching NIN for the 70th time.

Billy Joel will be playing at the Billy Joel concert

Douchebag Fest 2014

just my take, but I think as far as Lolla (and Coachella , etc. ) goes, the majority of the people going to that don't even really care what the lineup is. it's an "event", a "thing" . i would say that in 95% of the cases, the artists appearing there are not exclusive to that fest- meaning they're probably on tour, playing club dates, etc. Look at the 3 headliners for Coachella- Outkast is playing like 100 festivals this summer, Arcade Fire is playing everywhere on gods green earth....so you don't HAVE to go to those events in order to see the people you want- it's just a weekend long party basically

i think Pitchfork is a little different- spanky and i discussed briefly in the concerts thread but take last years headliners- none of them were promoting a current album or were on a tour. to me it makes it a little more unique. not saying the whole lineup is like that, but I feel pretty confident that Pitchfork is going to deliver some fairly unique content, enough that I'm willing to purchase without seeing the lineup . and even last year's lineup, which i thought was probably the worst in recent years- was still pretty damn good...so i can't imagine a circumstance where i'd be super disappointed

just my take, but I think as far as Lolla (and Coachella , etc. ) goes, the majority of the people going to that don't even really care what the lineup is. it's an "event", a "thing" . i would say that in 95% of the cases, the artists appearing there are not exclusive to that fest- meaning they're probably on tour, playing club dates, etc. Look at the 3 headliners for Coachella- Outkast is playing like 100 festivals this summer, Arcade Fire is playing everywhere on gods green earth....so you don't HAVE to go to those events in order to see the people you want- it's just a weekend long party basically

i think Pitchfork is a little different- spanky and i discussed briefly in the concerts thread but take last years headliners- none of them were promoting a current album or were on a tour. to me it makes it a little more unique. not saying the whole lineup is like that, but I feel pretty confident that Pitchfork is going to deliver some fairly unique content, enough that I'm willing to purchase without seeing the lineup . and even last year's lineup, which i thought was probably the worst in recent years- was still pretty damn good...so i can't imagine a circumstance where i'd be super disappointed

My guy who works at Pitchfork says its Nickelback, Vampire Weekend, and One Direction