Bands which (sadly) will most likely never play Coachella

[kimbico]

No, a shadow of The Strokes played last year. The Strokes 2001-2006>The Strokes 2011. Damn you, nostalgia.

Old Strokes > New Strokes. Both are amazing though.

[involvelemons]

Something inside me wants to hate on you for obviously spending so much time on that sig. But...you actually got that to look pretty awesome. The rasta 420 is overkill, but the font choices make it seem like, as the elephant in the room, it deserves a big, irie san serif. No fear.

[Boourns]

Really? I could see Sufjan Stevens playing in the future...

Someone here asked him, and he's nervous about playing big, outdoor gigs and fests. He only played Primavera on his last tour, and that was in their seated, indoor theater. Which was so fucking perfect.

You'd be amazed at what artists spill in regards to this stuff.

[kimbico]

Someone here asked him, and he's nervous about playing big, outdoor gigs and fests. He only played Primavera on his last tour, and that was in their seated, indoor theater. Which was so fucking perfect.

You'd be amazed at what artists spill in regards to this stuff.

Damn, that's unfortunate... :/ I would've loved to see him at Coachella sometime. Oh well.

[Boourns]

Indeed. That Age of Adz should would have been a blast closing out the Mojave like Fever Ray. Would have had to lose the scrim, probably, but that grand spectacle plus all the hallucinogenics in the crowd would have been incredible.

[buddy]

No, a shadow of The Strokes played last year. The Strokes 2001-2006>The Strokes 2011. Damn you, nostalgia.

The Strokes played Coachella in 2002. My first Coachella I attended. They were just okay.

edit: Shit, it's been 10 years since my first Coachella.

[kroqken]

I wish Supergrass had played there!

[DJ Sin]

Dead Can Dance