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Oh shit this is actually correct so far. If the rest of these prove to be true, hard to see Coachella even bothering in 2026 if they’ve already played LA. So unless PT can work some magic and get them for April, I’m not sure if it’s gonna happen at Coachella at all.
AEG is handling the North America dates. And this list is incomplete. Theres more stuff after that goes into 26. Zero festivals at all next year.
Oh shit this is actually correct so far. If the rest of these prove to be true, hard to see Coachella even bothering in 2026 if they’ve already played LA. So unless PT can work some magic and get them for April, I’m not sure if it’s gonna happen at Coachella at all.
AEG is handling the North America dates. And this list is incomplete. Theres more stuff after that goes into 26. Zero festivals at all next year.
Well that’s tickets sorted then without having to fight the online mess. Thank god.
Clocking in to say Chris Stussy just gave a wink replying to someone asking about Coachella. Makes sense with the year he’s been having. Can’t wait to have him on a bigger stage.
Post by jackalope11 on Aug 27, 2024 10:06:49 GMT -5
I'm so glad they're back and I'm glad they're coming to the states. I do hope I can see them at festival, though. Seeing them at MetLife or whatever will be fine, but after watching that Knebworth doc, Oasis' music just seems too perfect for a festival environment. I know there will be some die hard fans at the headline shows, which is necessary -- but part of me wants there to be a larger collective energy that comes with an event like Coachella, Bonnaroo, or Glasto.
I'm so glad they're back and I'm glad they're coming to the states. I do hope I can see them at festival, though. Seeing them at MetLife or whatever will be fine, but after watching that Knebworth doc, Oasis' music just seems too perfect for a festival environment. I know there will be some die hard fans at the headline shows, which is necessary -- but part of me wants there to be a larger collective energy that comes with an event like Coachella, Bonnaroo, or Glasto.
the show I’ll be going to (assuming the NA info is correct) is the Toronto one which seems to be taking place in a giant outdoor park so I’m really glad about that haha
I'm so glad they're back and I'm glad they're coming to the states. I do hope I can see them at festival, though. Seeing them at MetLife or whatever will be fine, but after watching that Knebworth doc, Oasis' music just seems too perfect for a festival environment. I know there will be some die hard fans at the headline shows, which is necessary -- but part of me wants there to be a larger collective energy that comes with an event like Coachella, Bonnaroo, or Glasto.
Come to the Toronto show! Seems to be what you’re looking for.
In case anyone wanted to get a jump start on their schedule planning
Coachella 2025: Daily Performance Schedule and Artist Spotlights Friday, April 11, 2025 4:45 – 5:30 PM: Little Simz British rapper and singer Little Simz is known for her innovative blend of hip-hop, grime, and soulful melodies. Her powerful lyrics and dynamic performances make her a standout act in contemporary music.
6:00 – 7:00 PM: Troye Sivan Australian pop sensation Troye Sivan brings his catchy, emotionally charged music to the stage. Known for his distinctive voice and hits like “Youth” and “Dance To This,” his performance promises to be a memorable pop experience.
7:35 – 8:20 PM: Jack Harlow Rising star Jack Harlow is celebrated for his witty lyrics and engaging rap style. With chart-topping hits such as “WHATS POPPIN,” his energetic set is sure to captivate the festival crowd.
9:05 – 10:10 PM: Rauw Alejandro Puerto Rican artist Rauw Alejandro delivers a vibrant mix of reggaeton, Latin trap, and pop. Known for his infectious beats and charismatic stage presence, he will bring a dynamic performance to Coachella.
Saturday, April 12, 2025 4:45 – 5:30 PM: Lee Fields Soul legend Lee Fields offers a throwback to classic soul and funk with his heartfelt vocals and vintage sound. His live performance will evoke the essence of 60s and 70s soul music.
6:05 – 6:55 PM: Fuerza Regida Mexican band Fuerza Regida is known for their energetic regional Mexican music, blending traditional norteño with modern influences. Their performance promises a lively and authentic celebration of Latin culture.
7:40 – 8:40 PM: the xx British indie pop band the xx is acclaimed for their minimalist sound and hauntingly beautiful melodies. Their set will feature their signature atmospheric tracks and emotive performances.
9:25 – 10:35 PM: Fred again.. Electronic music producer Fred again.. is known for his innovative production and emotive soundscapes. His set will likely feature a mix of house, electronic, and dance music, offering a pulsating, immersive experience.
Sunday, April 13, 2025 2:55 – 3:35 PM: Tokischa Dominican singer and rapper Tokischa is recognized for her bold and provocative style, blending urban reggaeton with a unique flair. Her performance will bring high energy and fresh rhythms to the festival.
4:05 – 4:55 PM: Tyla South African singer Tyla is known for her engaging blend of pop and Afrobeat. Her vibrant performances and catchy tunes make her a rising star in the global music scene.
5:25 – 6:15 PM: Luis Miguel Latin music icon Luis Miguel is celebrated for his powerful voice and romantic ballads. With a career spanning decades, his performance will be a nostalgic journey through classic Latin hits and timeless melodies.
Post by Delicious Meatball Sub on Aug 27, 2024 18:59:51 GMT -5
Genuine question, how would AI generate The XX or whatever as the artists? Does it scrape Reddit? The bios are gibberish but I’m kinda impressed by how realistic the artist picks are.
I gave ChatGPT the prompt "Write an article about the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2025, including a schedule of artists who will be performing at the festival." Here is what it gave me (impressive boldfacing and indenting not included):
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2025: A Stellar Lineup and Schedule Unveiled
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark event in the festival’s storied history. Scheduled to take place over two weekends—April 11-13 and April 18-20—this year’s Coachella promises an electrifying mix of music, art, and culture, set against the stunning backdrop of the California desert.
The Lineup
Coachella 2025 is bringing together a diverse array of artists, spanning genres and generations. The festival’s lineup features some of the biggest names in music alongside rising stars, ensuring that fans of all tastes will find something to get excited about. Here's a glimpse of the artists confirmed for the festival:
Friday, April 11 & 18
Headliners:
Beyoncé - The Queen returns to Coachella with an anticipated headline performance that will blend her greatest hits with new material. Travis Scott - Known for his high-energy shows and innovative stage design, Travis Scott will deliver an unforgettable set.
Main Stage:
The 1975 - Indie pop-rock fans will enjoy the British band's charismatic performance. Doja Cat - With her eclectic style and hit singles, Doja Cat is set to light up the stage.
Outdoor Theatre:
Tame Impala - Expect a psychedelic journey with Tame Impala’s immersive soundscapes. Phoebe Bridgers - The singer-songwriter will bring her emotionally charged music to the festival.
Mojave Tent:
Flume - The Australian DJ and producer will showcase his genre-defying electronic music. Yaeji - Known for her blend of house and hip-hop, Yaeji will provide a fresh and exciting set.
Saturday, April 12 & 19
Headliners:
Kendrick Lamar - The critically acclaimed rapper will deliver a powerful and thought-provoking performance. Billie Eilish - With her unique sound and compelling stage presence, Billie Eilish is set to be a highlight.
Main Stage:
Arctic Monkeys - The British rock band will bring their signature sound to the desert stage. Rina Sawayama - Expect an energetic performance from this genre-bending artist.
Outdoor Theatre:
Lana Del Rey - Lana Del Rey’s evocative melodies and cinematic style will enchant the audience. Janelle Monáe - Known for her dynamic performances, Janelle Monáe will captivate with her genre-spanning music. Mojave Tent:
Disclosure - The electronic duo will provide a dance-filled set with their infectious beats. Charli XCX - Charli XCX’s experimental pop sound will add a vibrant touch to the festival.
Sunday, April 13 & 20
Headliners:
The Weeknd - The chart-topping artist will close out the festival with a spectacular performance. SZA - Her soulful voice and captivating stage presence make her a must-see.
Main Stage:
MGMT - Fans of psychedelic pop will enjoy MGMT’s nostalgic yet fresh sound. Grimes - Grimes’ eclectic and futuristic style will offer a unique experience.
Outdoor Theatre:
King Princess - The rising star will bring her powerful voice and innovative pop sound to the stage. Anderson .Paak - Known for his blend of R&B, funk, and hip-hop, Anderson .Paak will deliver a groove-filled set.
Mojave Tent:
Odesza - The electronic duo’s atmospheric sounds will create a mesmerizing experience. Mitski - Mitski’s poignant lyrics and dynamic performances will resonate deeply with festival-goers.
Artistic Highlights
Coachella 2025 is not just about the music; it’s also a celebration of visual and performance art. Expect large-scale installations, interactive exhibits, and cutting-edge technology to transform the festival grounds into an immersive art experience. Artists from around the world will present their work, creating a dynamic environment that complements the musical performances.
Sustainability and Community Engagement
This year, Coachella continues its commitment to sustainability with an array of green initiatives. The festival will feature zero-waste programs, renewable energy sources, and eco-friendly vendors. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in workshops, panels, and community events that address important cultural and social issues.
Looking Ahead
With an impressive lineup and a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2025 is poised to be a landmark event. As the festival dates approach, fans can look forward to an extraordinary experience that celebrates the best of music, art, and community. Mark your calendars and get ready for a desert extravaganza like no other!
edit: long story short, with the right formatting and prompting, I believe you could pretty easily churn out something like the article in question. I mean, even if the stage placements aren't correct or anything, it's heading in the right direction!
But how funny would it be if not only are those artists correct, the set times are too?
the one thing that gives me pause is that Luis Miguel is the exact kind of Latin music artist I'm not super familiar with that would draw an enormous crowd that GV would book for a 5PM main stage slot.
But how funny would it be if not only are those artists correct, the set times are too?
the one thing that gives me pause is that Luis Miguel is the exact kind of Latin music artist I'm not super familiar with that would draw an enormous crowd that GV would book for a 5PM main stage slot.
So yeah, its Mikey's mock. Chat Gpt is working hard on this one with scraping mock set times now.
Just grab Coldplay instead, kidding but also not kidding I do think Oasis would have a successful mini tour only hitting the biggest markets in the states. One night only, I could see them filling stadiums if they're in the ballpark of 60-70k, but the Rose Bowl is about an 100k capacity venue. That's pretty ambitious. But yeah a full fledged arena tour probably wouldn't work. As far as Coachella goes, I think they'd make a fine Friday headliner. They won't push crazy tickets, but if the other two headliners are big names, it won't matter. Oasis couldn't do any worse (crowd wise) than some of the trio we got this year. I do wonder if they would accept going 2nd to last on Main like No Doubt did, though? That would be best case imo.
Sidenote: Unless she gets pregnant again, for some reason I think we're actually getting Rihanna in 2025. I'm neutral on getting Kendrick, I'm a huge fan, but it's not hard to catch him in SoCal (I know, new material though). I'm also neutral on Dua at this point
Rose Bowl only gets you to 60k ish for a regular end stage with ga field. You only get close to 100k if you did what U2 did and have it in the round which got them to 97k in 2009. Youre underestimating the designs of modern Nfl stadiums because the ones in europe/uk have much wider pitches which allow for more people on the field. Ambitious wouldve been if the Coliseum didnt have its renovation with the added press box and kept its old capacity of 90k+ and you could use almost every seat because of how you could set the stage up and not lose that much with the production.
I know modern stadiums, like Sofi, can expand beyond their football capacity for concerts, if requested. I think Coldplay did get near full capacity for their Rose Bowl shows too. But yeah good point, you definitely can reduce stadium and arena capacity by a lot depending on layout. I do miss the old Coliseum layout. Rose Bowl recently lost some capacity due to renovations too