I believe it's supposed to be 1986.
I believe it's supposed to be 1986.
The Offspring could never have headlined, though maybe pickings were slim.
i'm scared of menik looking at mine. be gentle!![]()
Here we go...1997
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Savage Garden would've been billed higher in 1997 methinks.
i just really, really like the Zombies. a lot more than i like the Byrds. i was trying to be more inventive/creative with the lineup than just what you might expect. i think Coachella is always a little surprising (in a good way) with the lineup, and that's part of what makes it stand out from the others.
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*based upon tedious fact checking.
I have no fucking clue where to start on making an actual lineup in retrospec![]()
Until a winner is decided for a said year, I would say you can make changes to your entry/entries as many times as you want...afterall, you can even submit posters for more than one year...nothing is stopping you until a winner is decided for a particular year (like 1977).
For those that think it's funny to put sponsors on their poster, keep in mind that you're likely disqualifying yourself, since Goldenvoice would likely never put registered trademarks on their Coachella.com website.
*based upon tedious fact checking.
Brad, I really like that neon theme you have going. Compliments the year.
Daft Punk headlining in 1997? Are you serious? C'mon now...no one knew who they even were back then.
Took off daft punk and replaced them with radiohead.
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Rabbit in the Mood sounds fun![]()
Radiohead wouldn't have headlined in 1997, as well. OK Computer hadn't come out, yet, and The Bends charted at 88th in the U.S. They sold well on their 1997 tour, but they were only playing 1000-2000 capacity venues.
*based upon tedious fact checking.