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This would be a pretty decent "little bit for everyone" type thing. And people who don't know much about Muse would still be interested in at least seeing what they are all about.
Who doesn't know much about Muse??
I'm sure if that was the lineup there would be plenty of Drake/Weeknd fans that don't know anything about Muse because that isn't their cup of tea.
I want Bonnaroo's lineup to be good enough to sustain them and jumpstart their return to being a great festival, but not good enough for me to want to attend this year.
I want Bonnaroo's lineup to be good enough to sustain them and jumpstart their return to being a great festival, but not good enough for me to want to attend this year.
This would be a pretty decent "little bit for everyone" type thing. And people who don't know much about Muse would still be interested in at least seeing what they are all about.
Every Muse album from Absolution to The Resistance has gone Platinum in the United States. Even though their latest efforts haven't sold as well, they still hit the top two in the US, Drones in particular hitting #1.
The Arctic Monkeys? One gold album, and no albums within the top five in the US.
Muse has had three singles hit the top 100 and four more chart within the top 20 on the Bubbling Under Chart. They've also had 15 singles hit the US Alternative Chart.
The Monkeys? One charting single, 3 in the Bubbling Under, and four on the US Alternative chart, all but two of which were off AM.
The Monkeys are a bad comparison because they are just now hitting their stride in the States (Lolla 2014 was their first headlining gig in the US). Muse has been big in the US for as long as the Arctic Monkeys have been around.
Every Muse album from Absolution to The Resistance has gone Platinum in the United States. Even though their latest efforts haven't sold as well, they still hit the top two in the US, Drones in particular hitting #1. ..... Muse has had three singles hit the top 100 and four more chart within the top 20 on the Bubbling Under Chart. They've also had 15 singles hit the US Alternative Chart.
Every Muse album from Absolution to The Resistance has gone Platinum in the United States. Even though their latest efforts haven't sold as well, they still hit the top two in the US, Drones in particular hitting #1.
The Arctic Monkeys? One gold album, and no albums within the top five in the US.
Muse has had three singles hit the top 100 and four more chart within the top 20 on the Bubbling Under Chart. They've also had 15 singles hit the US Alternative Chart.
The Monkeys? One charting single, 3 in the Bubbling Under, and four on the US Alternative chart, all but two of which were off AM.
The Monkeys are a bad comparison because they are just now hitting their stride in the States (Lolla 2014 was their first headlining gig in the US). Muse has been big in the US for as long as the Arctic Monkeys have been around.
I want Bonnaroo's lineup to be good enough to sustain them and jumpstart their return to being a great festival, but not good enough for me to want to attend this year.
It's a conundrum.
I want it to be everything...and more.
For the first time ever we have like a crew of 6 new people that are interested in going so I really hope they put out something that is appealing.
Wait you guys were discussing Muse's headliner status? That's a joke, right?
Also, Arctic Monkeys could probably sub, but there's no reason for them to jump to definite headliner status at this point and I don't really see another release elevating them to that level.
I want Bonnaroo's lineup to be good enough to sustain them and jumpstart their return to being a great festival, but not good enough for me to want to attend this year.
Post by Whereispassionpit on Oct 28, 2016 15:24:27 GMT -5
I remember someone that had been to Roo a bunch of times told me that RHCP in 2012 was the most packed headliner crowd he'd ever seen. Anyone that was there care to weigh in? Mumford 2015 was the biggest I've seen but I missed the Macca year
I remember someone that had been to Roo a bunch of times told me that RHCP in 2012 was the most packed headliner crowd he'd ever seen. Anyone that was there care to weigh in? Mumford 2015 was the biggest I've seen but I missed the Macca year
I remember someone that had been to Roo a bunch of times told me that RHCP in 2012 was the most packed headliner crowd he'd ever seen. Anyone that was there care to weigh in? Mumford 2015 was the biggest I've seen but I missed the Macca year
I remember someone that had been to Roo a bunch of times told me that RHCP in 2012 was the most packed headliner crowd he'd ever seen. Anyone that was there care to weigh in? Mumford 2015 was the biggest I've seen but I missed the Macca year
I went 12-14, the only crowd I ever saw bigger than RHCP's was Macca's.