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LOL! Have to find out what connotation St Johns has in VooDoo terms....only know the Catholic side of that one
I guess they are doing everything earlier this year because of it being the 10th anniversary and all....hope that means an even BIGGER lineup and festie! Can't wait!! ;D But soooo much before then....and sorry I have been neglecting InfoVooDoo so horribly.....just too wrapped up in Jazz Fest and 'Roo right now to even THINK about VooDoo yet...Oct is Sooo far away.....
No problems. I just figured I'd bump this thread up since I knew the line-up would be announced sometime in the near future. I'm sure the traffic at the InfoVoodoo board will pick up then. Yeah, I'm stoked for the Memphis in May Music Fest this coming weekend and then the Roo in June.
Karma for the bump! And be sure to come by the 'Roo brunch now....a whole lot of the VooDoo gang will be there...me and Bunny and Cajun for sure....unfortunately Spooky is bailing on us this year for 'Roo Still undecided for VooDoo but maybe once the lineup comes out that will make up their mind for that ;D
I'm holding out for Zeppelin at Voodoo this year. Supposedly they're planning something big for the 10th anniversary. Not much bigger than Zeppelin. I also noticed that Radiohead doesn't have a New Orleans show scheduled for their tour. Maybe cause they're waiting till Voodoo?
So many cool looking fests with NIN... I'll have to wait and see what the rest of the line up looks like. If it were someone else in STP's place, I'd be more excited.
Yeah, I saw STP there a few years back. Good show but I've seen them twice since then, so I'd rather see somebody different. Strangely enough, the only time I've seen NIN was at the Voodoo Fest held here in Memphis while New Orleans was being repaired after Katrina. Good show but the attendance was abysmal. They didn't even bother to hardly advertise the show in Memphis.
Post by stallion pt. 2 on May 2, 2008 23:06:00 GMT -5
I have vowed to see R.E.M. on this tour. This just might be it. I'll even be in the area for a wedding this fall. I may finally make it to a fest other than Bonnaroo.
John: We don't even understand our own music Spider: It doesn't, does it matter whether we understand it? At least it'll give us . . . strength John: I know but maybe we could get into it more if we understood it
The NIN show I saw in ATL had a horrible turn about. Sure, the GA was packed, but there were only a few groups of people (a friend and myself, included) that chose seats. Great choice in my mind, as the crowd looked WILD and I had a great view, met some great people, and had a great time!
NIN is my favorite band, and any way to see them is a plus.
REM is a band I only vaguely liked growing up. Now, I see them in a different light; I see them as an f'n fantastic band, and one that I'd love to see live. Not one of my favs, but still awesome.
STP... To keep it simple, I hate them.
Hopefully, the lineup is at least average... if so, I definitely plan on going there, especially since a friend of mine has some of her family down there.
I had an awesome time last year. Caught some good music during the day and just partied on Bourbon St at night. I've already got my tickets for this year so unless the rest of the lineup is awful, I'll probably go again this year.
The current lineup as posted on the Consequence of Sound:
Nine Inch Nails, R.E.M., Stone Temple Pilots, Erykah Badu, Dashboard Confessional, Death Cab For Cutie, DeVotchKa, Panic At The Disco, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Cold War Kids, Joss Stone, Ghostland Observatory, Lupe Fiasco, Joseph Arthur, Wyclef Jean, Man Man, The Gutter Twins, Morning 40 Federation, Tokyo Police Club, Innerpartysystem, Colour Revolt, Thievery Corporation, Extra Action Marching Band, Manchester Orchestra, King Britt tribute to Sister Gertude, Ozomatli Reunited with Chali 2na, Irving Mayfield’s New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, Blind Boys of Alabama, Cowboy Mouth, The Lee Boys, Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers, Reverend Horton Heat, Old 97’s, Marc Broussard, Eli “Paperboy” Reed & The True Loves, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville and Dumpstaphunk, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave., Preservation Hall Jazz Band w/ Marva Wright, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Fatter Than Albert, Treme Brass Band, John Boutte, The Dan Dyer Band, Washboard Chaz Blues Trio, The Iguanas, Soul Rebels, Bonerama, DJ Soul Sister, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Shamarr Allen, Rockie Charles, Paul Sanchez and His Rolling Road Show, DJ Butterfoot, Deacon John’s Tribute to New Orleans R&B featuring Wardell Quezerque, Preservation Hall Hot 4 with Special Guests, Melody Clouds, Walter Wolfman Washington, The New Orleans Bingo! Show + Special Guests, Shudder To Think, Clint Maedgen +9, Fleur De Tease, Paul Varisco & The Milestones, New Orleans Jazz Vipers, One Man Machine, Big Al Carson, The Happy Talk Band, Bones, Noisician Coalition, The Tin Men with The Valparaiso Men’s Chorus, New Orleans Sunken City Circus featuring: Pain Tribe, C-Ba$, Tap Water Mind Control, and Activity 3, Worms Union, Oscillation Communications, Ratty Scurvics Singularity, Crimes Against Nature, Sirena Serpentina, Illusion Fields, Good Guys, Nag Hammadi, Andre Williams, My Graveyard Jaw, NOOMOON Tribe, Widetrack, C-Ba$ Sideshow, DJ Proppa Bear, sHeLLShoCk; Ray Bong, White Bitch’s Prey Drive, Hands of Nero, Big Blue Marble, The Vettes, Sons of William, Sista Otis, Rotary Downs, Quintron & Miss Pussycat
Post by mattlikesrock on Jun 21, 2008 21:40:15 GMT -5
Not bad. I'd like to see about 7 or 8 of those, wouldn't mind seeing another 4 or 5. Doubt I make the trip down for these bands though. Too bad. Here's hoping the Echo Project comes through.
Still undecided for VooDoo but maybe once the lineup comes out that will make up their mind for that ;D 
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