A little disappointing but at least its an improvement over yesterday.
Graspop Metal Meeting 2025
- Onderwerp starter Royke
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Aangezien we geen aankondiging krijgen vandaag heb ik voor jullie een mooie cirkeldiagram gemaakt, veel plezier ermee!
Graspop blijft verrassen!
Na een week vol aangekondigde headliners als Till lindemann en Slipknot verbaast het festival dinsdagavond vriend en vijand met een duo-aankondiging:
FuckAll en RienDeKnots vervoegen de line-up.
Hiermee zet het festival duidelijk in op de toekomst! Namelijk woensdag, donderdag en vrijdag...
Na een week vol aangekondigde headliners als Till lindemann en Slipknot verbaast het festival dinsdagavond vriend en vijand met een duo-aankondiging:
FuckAll en RienDeKnots vervoegen de line-up.
Hiermee zet het festival duidelijk in op de toekomst! Namelijk woensdag, donderdag en vrijdag...
Ik zie maar één verklaring.
één headliner heeft de trein gemist en komt later. De andere 2 headliners en de batch namen komen respectievelijk woensdag donderdag en vrijdag.
zoets?
één headliner heeft de trein gemist en komt later. De andere 2 headliners en de batch namen komen respectievelijk woensdag donderdag en vrijdag.
zoets?
Dus falling in reverse heeft al afgezegd 
zou me niet verbazen aangezien ze ook alweer 2 shows van hun Europese tour hebben afgezegd vandaagDus falling in reverse heeft al afgezegd
Doe me dat niet aan. Dan weet ik al 2 man minder dat naar graspop gaan. En ik ben niet één van die 2.Dus falling in reverse heeft al afgezegd
Verbaast mij anders ook enorm dat Hellfest nog geen namen bekend heeft gemaakt. Beide festivals wachten wellicht op dezelfde naam?
Is Ronnie Radke 1 van de 2?
On a side note - something related to having "repeated headliners" vs "new-blood headliners" discussion:
Here in India, I visit pubs/bars that play rock music. There is a particular place that we, as a group of friends, visit thrice a week. We know the DJ. We know the usual playlist that is up for a given night. We constitute, probably, 5% of the customer base. We want the DJ to play new songs that we have discovered. But the rest of the customers demand for the usual ones - Zombie, Killing in the name of, In the End, Boulevard of broken dreams, Its my life, Summer of 69, Bohemian Rhapsody, and such. Now, all these are great songs. But we just have had so much of them that we want something new. But the place needs to sell. It needs customers other than us.
On similar lines, I understand and appreciate that festivals like GMM need to repeat because they need to sell and disappoint a few regulars. Ahem, GnR is OK is all I am saying
Here in India, I visit pubs/bars that play rock music. There is a particular place that we, as a group of friends, visit thrice a week. We know the DJ. We know the usual playlist that is up for a given night. We constitute, probably, 5% of the customer base. We want the DJ to play new songs that we have discovered. But the rest of the customers demand for the usual ones - Zombie, Killing in the name of, In the End, Boulevard of broken dreams, Its my life, Summer of 69, Bohemian Rhapsody, and such. Now, all these are great songs. But we just have had so much of them that we want something new. But the place needs to sell. It needs customers other than us.
On similar lines, I understand and appreciate that festivals like GMM need to repeat because they need to sell and disappoint a few regulars. Ahem, GnR is OK is all I am saying
Have you ever seen GnR live? Axl "McDonalds" Rose is not pleasant to listen to these days.On a side note - something related to having "repeated headliners" vs "new-blood headliners" discussion:
Here in India, I visit pubs/bars that play rock music. There is a particular place that we, as a group of friends, visit thrice a week. We know the DJ. We know the usual playlist that is up for a given night. We constitute, probably, 5% of the customer base. We want the DJ to play new songs that we have discovered. But the rest of the customers demand for the usual ones - Zombie, Killing in the name of, In the End, Boulevard of broken dreams, Its my life, Summer of 69, Bohemian Rhapsody, and such. Now, all these are great songs. But we just have had so much of them that we want something new. But the place needs to sell. It needs customers other than us.
On similar lines, I understand and appreciate that festivals like GMM need to repeat because they need to sell and disappoint a few regulars. Ahem, GnR is OK is all I am saying
Ben eigenlijk wel benieuwd of Bloodywood ook in India populair is geworden of alleen in Europa?On a side note - something related to having "repeated headliners" vs "new-blood headliners" discussion:
Here in India, I visit pubs/bars that play rock music. There is a particular place that we, as a group of friends, visit thrice a week. We know the DJ. We know the usual playlist that is up for a given night. We constitute, probably, 5% of the customer base. We want the DJ to play new songs that we have discovered. But the rest of the customers demand for the usual ones - Zombie, Killing in the name of, In the End, Boulevard of broken dreams, Its my life, Summer of 69, Bohemian Rhapsody, and such. Now, all these are great songs. But we just have had so much of them that we want something new. But the place needs to sell. It needs customers other than us.
On similar lines, I understand and appreciate that festivals like GMM need to repeat because they need to sell and disappoint a few regulars. Ahem, GnR is OK is all I am saying
So if I were to listen to something like "Tool" I would put a lot of emphasis on the "sound" and the technicalities around it while is being played live. But for someone like GnR, it would be purely emotional. I wouldn't probably be even hearing the vocals with myself singing along loud.
