All Together Now 2019

PabloAndRoy · 30-01-2019 12:49pm

Le Bruise wrote: »

Ah sure half the craic of the pre-festival build up is the guess who!

At least with the posters it's more of an 'educated guess' of who's about, rather than the wild speculation of some sort of Daft Punk/Radiohead super collaboration.

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Le Bruise · 30-01-2019 12:55pm

PabloAndRoy wrote: »

Well Played sir!!

Eod100 · 30-01-2019 1:11pm

Synode wrote: »

Got my tickets in the post today. Ticketmaster using new paper tickets.

Nice! When did you order out of curiosity? Ordered mine before Christmas but haven't shown up yet. Wasn't expecting them till much closer tbh!

Synode · 30-01-2019 3:54pm

Eod100 wrote: »

Nice! When did you order out of curiosity? Ordered mine before Christmas but haven't shown up yet. Wasn't expecting them till much closer tbh!

Ordered as soon as they went on sale

roll · 30-01-2019 4:15pm

johnnyskeleton wrote: »

2 reasons:

1. The anticipation can lead to the actual announcement being more satisfying.

2. It's no harm to know who is playing the other festivals too!

jaysus johnny-in 20 odd years of festivals i have never known no. 1 to be true!:eek:

phunkadelic · 30-01-2019 10:58pm

hankless wrote: »

Fat White Family just announced a new album due in April, I'd love to see them added. Their gig in Whelan's 2 years ago was brilliant.

Playing Button Factory in May:
https://www.ticketmaster.ie/fat-white-family-dublin-08-05-2019/event/18005638A8894D51?did=elaserp

Furious-Red · 30-01-2019 11:24pm

Vampire Weekend announced an American/Canadian tour and looks like they wont be at EP so would love them to play ATN

Toast · 30-01-2019 11:24pm

Synode wrote: »

Got my tickets in the post today. Ticketmaster using new paper tickets.

Ditto. I thought people were over reacting but the paper tickets are awful. Also the envelope looks exactly like an angry letter from your bank now so be careful if you are the sort that may not open those.

maximoose · 31-01-2019 9:42am

Furious-Red wrote: »

Vampire Weekend announced an American/Canadian tour and looks like they wont be at EP so would love them to play ATN

There is a nice gap in the schedule. I'd love that, but would have thought they were maybe too big?

BullBlackNova · 31-01-2019 12:35pm

End of the Road just announced and I would happily transplant the entire thing to All Together Now a month before. Line up includes...

Beirut
Metronomy
Michael Kiwanuka
Spiritualized
Courtney Barnett
Jarvis Cocker (introducing JARV IS)
Sleaford Mods
Low
Deerhunter
Parquet Courts
Mitski
Beak>
Goat Girl
Let's Eat Grandma
Yves Tumor
Fontaines DC
The Murder Capital
Rozi Plain

sweetie · 31-01-2019 12:40pm

BullBlackNova wrote:

End of the Road just announced and I would happily transplant the entire thing to All Together Now a month before. Line up includes...

It's fantastic

roll · 31-01-2019 12:47pm

sweetie wrote: »

It's fantastic

jaysus that's a staggeringly good line up-my festival plans may have to change!

Ricosruffneck · 31-01-2019 2:04pm

Judging by PODs other fest Forbidden Fruit i'd worry a little bit at the moment about ATNs lineup. Also with the poor reception to this years Metropolis fest.

Not amazing considering acts touring in June.

D.Q · 31-01-2019 2:17pm

would be happy with a lot of the above.

Jon Hopkins, Daniel Avery, Kojaque, Mall Grab, Honey Dijon, Laurent Garnier, Joy Orbison, Ross from Friends

Admittedly all (except Kojaque) from the same sort of electronic place but would fill out the afterhours part of ATN nicely.

Wooderson · 31-01-2019 2:20pm

Ricosruffneck wrote: »

Judging by PODs other fest Forbidden Fruit i'd worry a little bit at the moment about ATNs lineup. Also with the poor reception to this years Metropolis fest.

Not amazing considering acts touring in June.

I wouldnt worry. Theyve already booked the equiv of Led Zeppelin for indie hipsters.

Ricosruffneck · 31-01-2019 2:42pm

Wooderson wrote: »

I wouldnt worry. Theyve already booked the equiv of Led Zeppelin for indie hipsters.

Laughed out loud at that. Led 'The National' Zeppelin

Eod100 · 31-01-2019 2:44pm

Ricosruffneck wrote: »

Judging by PODs other fest Forbidden Fruit i'd worry a little bit at the moment about ATNs lineup. Also with the poor reception to this years Metropolis fest.

Not amazing considering acts touring in June.

Think they had decent line up least hear. No huge acts but decent mid level acts say. Would like to see same this year. Guess that's the way it is when festival is starting out

Blackie_IRL · 31-01-2019 2:46pm

There's an awful lot of decent acts touring this summer that are up for grabs. The National was a bit of a coup for ATN in fairness, if that's the ambition levels for this summer then I am excited about the announcement on the 19th. But, they are competing with EP to a degree so people need to set their expectations accordingly.

Ferris_Bueller · 31-01-2019 3:05pm

Blackie_IRL wrote: »

There's an awful lot of decent acts touring this summer that are up for grabs. The National was a bit of a coup for ATN in fairness, if that's the ambition levels for this summer then I am excited about the announcement on the 19th. But, they are competing with EP to a degree so people need to set their expectations accordingly.

Yeah I think that is a fair point, IMO the lineup for last year wasn't that amazing but it was more so the excitement of a new festival and the potential the festival has. So I would be wary of setting my expectations too high this year, POD seem to rotate the same acts across their festivals as well so prob worth baring that in mind.

hankless · 31-01-2019 4:19pm

I wouldn't have put The National as a bit of a coup. They've played here every year for the last few years, sometimes (afaik) twice in a year. They're a big name but they're not shy about gigging over here.

The Nal · 31-01-2019 4:22pm

hankless wrote: »

I wouldn't have put The National as a bit of a coup. They've played here every year for the last few years, sometimes (afaik) twice in a year. They're a big name but they're not shy about gigging over here.

I think they're utterly dreadful bedwetters but from an intent of view its a great booking. They're a big band and hopefully a sign of things to come.

hankless · 31-01-2019 4:32pm

I agree with everything you've said. I won't be near the main stage when they're playing, but can fully appreciate their appeal and the fame their booking brings to a new, and somewhat small(er) festival.

Stillill42 · 31-01-2019 4:33pm

The Nal wrote: »

I think they're utterly dreadful bedwetters but from an intent of view its a great booking. They're a big band and hopefully a sign of things to come.

Utterly dreadful bedwetters? Wow. I would be interested in your description of most of the dross usually spread over the upper echelons of our nation's Summer festivals.

Eod100 · 31-01-2019 4:38pm

Stillill42 wrote: »

Utterly dreadful bedwetters? Wow. I would be interested in your description of most of the dross usually spread over the upper echelons of our nation's Summer festivals.

I'd just be curious what that even means tbh!

The Nal · 31-01-2019 6:46pm

Stillill42 wrote: »

Utterly dreadful bedwetters? Wow. I would be interested in your description of most of the dross usually spread over the upper echelons of our nation's Summer festivals.

Same!

All the good stuff is on the undercard. Same for most/all festivals.

Stillill42 · 31-01-2019 6:50pm

The Nal wrote: »

Same!

All the good stuff is on the undercard. Same for most/all festivals.

Agreed. I just think the National are well above what passes for headliners usually.

Blackie_IRL · 31-01-2019 8:17pm

I'm not a huge fan of The National but they are a massive headline act, just look at some of the festivals they are headlining this summer, and what they have headlined in recent years. It's a big statement of intent from ATN, just hope the rest of the line-up is as ambitious

Furious-Red · 01-02-2019 12:06am

A massive picture was removed.... soz

Could we see a few of these at ATN?

Stillill42 · 01-02-2019 2:26pm

Ugh. Ye weren't kidding about the paper tickets. They're dreadful.

bodhrandude · 01-02-2019 2:35pm

Furious-Red wrote: »

A massive picture was removed.... soz

Could we see a few of these at ATN?

What event?

roll · 01-02-2019 5:04pm

Stillill42 wrote: »

Ugh. Ye weren't kidding about the paper tickets. They're dreadful.

yep they are indeed - unfortunately it'll be print tickets from ticketbastard from now on - those new things aren't worth collecting....

Wooderson · 01-02-2019 10:33pm

roll wrote: »

yep they are indeed - unfortunately it'll be print tickets from ticketbastard from now on - those new things aren't worth collecting....

The fest will take your ticket and replace with a wristband.

Furious-Red · 02-02-2019 3:26am

bodhrandude wrote: »

What event?

https://www.smmrsessions.com/

Blackie_IRL · 02-02-2019 9:53pm

Groove Armada on the festival circuit with the full band

Blackie_IRL · 02-02-2019 9:54pm

Blackie_IRL wrote: »

Groove Armada on the festival circuit with the full band

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BadTurtle · 03-02-2019 10:54am

Was hoping for Yves Tumor for Atn, but self-confirmed for EP. 1-0 to the big boys.

llatsni · 04-02-2019 1:46pm

... I don't think Bon Iver is beyond the realm of possibility!

Elbow are playing Forbidden Fruit, so "stealing" some past EP headliners isn't out of the question either.

Underworld & Nils Frahm were incredible last year but hopefully there'll be some new big electronic names. Raging I missed Friday for Mogwai & Grandbrothers so some 2018 returns would be good too.

I'm already too excited.

Basq · 04-02-2019 1:48pm

llatsni wrote: »

... I don't think Bon Iver is beyond the realm of possibility!

Would bloody love to see BI at this..

BadTurtle · 04-02-2019 1:54pm

Nice lineup, would be happy with most of that. Hopefully Noel Gallagher isn’t playing though, everything since Morning Glory has been gack.

Stillill42 · 04-02-2019 2:01pm

Yep, some great stuff there. There's no way we'll get the National and Bon Iver, though. That would be a huge leap from where they were last year. Give me Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and they can do what they want with the rest.

Ricosruffneck · 04-02-2019 2:19pm

Stillill42 wrote: »

Yep, some great stuff there. There's no way we'll get the National and Bon Iver, though. That would be a huge leap from where they were last year. Give me Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and they can do what they want with the rest.

This is more up to date

Eod100 · 04-02-2019 2:22pm

Would these bands have to be playing festivals closer in time to ATN to feature? Or is it's a good sign if they're touring during summer anyways?

Ricosruffneck · 04-02-2019 2:32pm

Eod100 wrote: »

Would these bands have to be playing festivals closer in time to ATN to feature? Or is it's a good sign if they're touring during summer anyways?

Playing geographically closer to ATN,

Very little (if any, except The National) of these MAD COOL bands will play in ATN.

I'd look at smaller fests like Dour, Bilbao BBK, Kendal, Tramlines, Standon Calling before I would look to NOS, Mad Cool, Rock Werchter in sharing acts.

Stillill42 · 04-02-2019 2:57pm

Teenage Fanclub look a definite runner. They're on in Glasgow on the Tuesday before and play a festival in Barcelona the weekend after. They'd be great.

Ferris_Bueller · 04-02-2019 3:31pm

I am going to guess a couple of these names as they seem to be around at the time:
Father John Misty - I think he could be one of the headliners, playing in Glasgow on the Friday and a couple more festivals in Europe the following weeks.
Jungle - Playing plenty of European festivals around then and have played at Metropolis & Forbidden Fruit with POD in the last few years.
Richie Hawtin - same as above, POD always book him and would fill a main stage dance slot.
Modeselektor - electronic act for one of the tents like Booka Shade or Nils Frahm last year?
Neneh Cherry - old school act who is back touring this summer.
Primal Scream - seems like they would suit the demographic of the festival and are playing lots of festivals including the weeks before and after ATN.

Would love Bon Iver but I think himself and The National would be too big a pull for ATN.

Ricosruffneck · 04-02-2019 4:14pm

Ferris_Bueller wrote: »

I am going to guess a couple of these names as they seem to be around at the time:
Father John Misty - I think he could be one of the headliners, playing in Glasgow on the Friday and a couple more festivals in Europe the following weeks.
Jungle - Playing plenty of European festivals around then and have played at Metropolis & Forbidden Fruit with POD in the last few years.
Richie Hawtin - same as above, POD always book him and would fill a main stage dance slot.
Modeselektor - electronic act for one of the tents like Booka Shade or Nils Frahm last year?
Neneh Cherry - old school act who is back touring this summer.
Primal Scream - seems like they would suit the demographic of the festival and are playing lots of festivals including the weeks before and after ATN.

Would love Bon Iver but I think himself and The National would be too big a pull for ATN.

These are all good picks that have a very good chance of making an appearance.

I'm going for Tom Jones as my old school act.

My guess at headliners and some undercard based on whos touring nearby and last year choices,

The National (fleet foxes), Orbital (Underworld) ASH (Villagers), Basement Jaxx DJ set (Mura Masa), Nile Rodgers & Chic (New Power Generation),

KT Tunstall (First Aid Kit), Tom Jones (Chaka Khan), Echo & The Bunnymen (Mogwai),

Simian Mobile Disco DJ Set (Nils Frahm), Damien Jr Gong Marley (Jimmy Cliff)

Ricosruffneck · 04-02-2019 7:36pm

Ricosruffneck · 04-02-2019 7:37pm

These mid size UK fest lineups are insanely good for money spent.

4Ad · 04-02-2019 7:46pm

Ricosruffneck wrote: »

Some lineup for that price..
Has anyone being ?

Stillill42 · 04-02-2019 8:04pm

That's a great line-up. Idles, Shame, Fontaines D.C. and Murder Capital seem to be travelling as a pack this Summer. If I got that lot at Alltogethernow or E.P., I'd be ecstatic.

All Together Now 2019

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