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I totally forgot...and probably for good reasons...but Zedd's new album is out tomorrow....i could see him on the line-up...most likely a sub...def not a headliner.
He’s probably more like end of second line if he plays. He was 5th on his day at Lolla this year.
I know it wouldn’t be popular on the sub but I’d still take Coldplay as a headliner. Also it would be funny if both of 2005 headliners returned after twenty years.
Also probably not popular around here, but I think Coldplay puts on a better show than the 3 headliners last year.
Stop the cap. Why are people advocating for a washed up band who everyone has to put the disclaimer well only if they do their early stuff. They are going to play a lot of trash from new stuff that not a soul wants to hear.
Tyler the Creator put on a better show last year than Coldplay would this year easily.
Also probably not popular around here, but I think Coldplay puts on a better show than the 3 headliners last year.
Stop the cap. Why are people advocating for a washed up band who everyone has to put the disclaimer well only if they do their early stuff. They are going to play a lot of trash from new stuff that not a soul wants to hear.
Tyler the Creator put on a better show last year than Coldplay would this year easily.
Can’t say I love Coldplay the way I used to, but their shows are actually amazing spectacles and far better than what other live acts are doing atm
I saw Coldplay during the X&Y tour. Their music got a bit too poppy after that album, but I also saw them in 2016 at Lincoln Financial Field. It was one of the best shows I've ever been to.
Also probably not popular around here, but I think Coldplay puts on a better show than the 3 headliners last year.
Stop the cap. Why are people advocating for a washed up band who everyone has to put the disclaimer well only if they do their early stuff. They are going to play a lot of trash from new stuff that not a soul wants to hear.
Tyler the Creator put on a better show last year than Coldplay would this year easily.
Tyler is def the best live rapper out there at the moment, has been amazing to see his growth
I totally forgot...and probably for good reasons...but Zedd's new album is out tomorrow....i could see him on the line-up...most likely a sub...def not a headliner.
100% for good reason.
the singles were all pretty bad, and the snippets he's posted on twitter of each song sound insanely mediocre, very very top 40 pop rather than any cool electronic production. he lost his spark tbh.
I totally forgot...and probably for good reasons...but Zedd's new album is out tomorrow....i could see him on the line-up...most likely a sub...def not a headliner.
100% for good reason.
the singles were all pretty bad, and the snippets he's posted on twitter of each song sound insanely mediocre, very very top 40 pop rather than any cool electronic production. he lost his spark tbh.
He lost his spark like 8-10 years ago lol even his sophomore album was quite weak imo
I assumed his chances of a legacy act still are above 0%.
With numerous booking attempts over the years, it seems like something down the line could always happen if shows like his Korea concert continue in a positive trend.
After all, everyone seems to be open to Coldplay but only if they play their old catalogue. Seems like the same thing would be acceptable for Ye if he were to perform in the future.
I assumed his chances of a legacy act still are above 0%.
With numerous booking attempts over the years, it seems like something down the line could always happen if shows like his Korea concert continue in a positive trend.
After all, everyone seems to be open to Coldplay but only if they play their old catalogue. Seems like the same thing would be acceptable for Ye if he were to perform in the future.
The reason people don't want Kanye is not because they only want him to play his old catalogue, it's because they want him to be the old person he was.
I assumed his chances of a legacy act still are above 0%.
With numerous booking attempts over the years, it seems like something down the line could always happen if shows like his Korea concert continue in a positive trend.
After all, everyone seems to be open to Coldplay but only if they play their old catalogue. Seems like the same thing would be acceptable for Ye if he were to perform in the future.
The reason people don't want Kanye is not because they only want him to play his old catalogue, it's because they want him to be the old person he was.
The reason people don't want Kanye is not because they only want him to play his old catalogue, it's because they want him to be the old person he was.
He’s somewhere deep down in there, like Annakin
Well the world moves on pretty quickly nowadays to the next big news articles. And with Ye, there's always the chance he could take a turn for the better and rehabilitate his image in due time.
After bailing in 2022, losing Yeezys from Adidas, and all the Hitler remarks,everyone and myself included rightfully said well thats finally it for Kanye.
But it's almost 2025 now and this Korea concert is a nice to see after he has been out of the news cycles.
Kid Cudi seems to be tweeting positively about Ye too showing he has repaired some friendships he burned.(probably indirectly From all that time off from that broken ankle)
And of course he is still showing he's a good father.
It would take one heck of an apology tour + a couple more years of time to go by, for Kanye to be in play again. He has to show consistency of him not being a dummy anymore, not just a few months of not being a dummy and a couple good shows. We all know that Kanye is one of the best live shows, when he's at his best. But he's done too much in the past 5 years to forget about over night. I would absolutely love for him to get back right, and give a performance of everything spanning from College Dropout to Pablo, but the chances of that are slim.
Well the world moves on pretty quickly nowadays to the next big news articles. And with Ye, there's always the chance he could take a turn for the better and rehabilitate his image in due time.
After bailing in 2022, losing Yeezys from Adidas, and all the Hitler remarks,everyone and myself included rightfully said well thats finally it for Kanye.
But it's almost 2025 now and this Korea concert is a nice to see after he has been out of the news cycles.
Kid Cudi seems to be tweeting positively about Ye too showing he has repaired some friendships he burned.(probably indirectly From all that time off from that broken ankle)
And of course he is still showing he's a good father.
Weirder things have happened.
For Kanye to rehabilitate his image it would take, like: 5+ years staying out of the public spotlight, a normal relationship with another normal human (this could be Bianca, but he'd need to stop making her do insane shit, like they'd need to be seen in public exclusively wearing basic ass clothes from the Gap), a shit ton of ad hoc material (i.e. interviews/public comments) suggesting sanity, an acknowledgement he's back on his meds, a broad mea culpa for his past sins, all done with a massive dose of humility. At the least. An actually-good album following all of that would help too (since I don't think it's a coincidence his work slipped as his mind did, or at least I can envision a scenario where the narrative of the two together helps him.
People love a redemption story.
But nobody gives a shit that he did a concert in Korea. And he's done nothing to suggest or earn a redemption story.
Well the world moves on pretty quickly nowadays to the next big news articles. And with Ye, there's always the chance he could take a turn for the better and rehabilitate his image in due time.
After bailing in 2022, losing Yeezys from Adidas, and all the Hitler remarks,everyone and myself included rightfully said well thats finally it for Kanye.
But it's almost 2025 now and this Korea concert is a nice to see after he has been out of the news cycles.
Kid Cudi seems to be tweeting positively about Ye too showing he has repaired some friendships he burned.(probably indirectly From all that time off from that broken ankle)
And of course he is still showing he's a good father.
Weirder things have happened.
Its nice to have to entertain bored strays from Kanye to The.
Well the world moves on pretty quickly nowadays to the next big news articles. And with Ye, there's always the chance he could take a turn for the better and rehabilitate his image in due time.
After bailing in 2022, losing Yeezys from Adidas, and all the Hitler remarks,everyone and myself included rightfully said well thats finally it for Kanye.
But it's almost 2025 now and this Korea concert is a nice to see after he has been out of the news cycles.
Kid Cudi seems to be tweeting positively about Ye too showing he has repaired some friendships he burned.(probably indirectly From all that time off from that broken ankle)
And of course he is still showing he's a good father.
Weirder things have happened.
For Kanye to rehabilitate his image it would take, like: 5+ years staying out of the public spotlight, a normal relationship with another normal human (this could be Bianca, but he'd need to stop making her do insane shit, like they'd need to be seen in public exclusively wearing basic ass clothes from the Gap), a shit ton of ad hoc material (i.e. interviews/public comments) suggesting sanity, an acknowledgement he's back on his meds, a broad mea culpa for his past sins, all done with a massive dose of humility. At the least. An actually-good album following all of that would help too (since I don't think it's a coincidence his work slipped as his mind did, or at least I can envision a scenario where the narrative of the two together helps him.
People love a redemption story.
But nobody gives a shit that he did a concert in Korea. And he's done nothing to suggest or earn a redemption story.
Ehh this seems excessive. He's never gonna give up fashion statements. That's who he always has been. And cmon with the adhoc statements, just being quiet like kct suggested and more time passing could be enough. After all, you are all so quick to talk about an Oasis reunion like they aren't awful humans as well.
At least Ye can still resonate w some of the Gen Z crowd.
For Kanye to rehabilitate his image it would take, like: 5+ years staying out of the public spotlight, a normal relationship with another normal human (this could be Bianca, but he'd need to stop making her do insane shit, like they'd need to be seen in public exclusively wearing basic ass clothes from the Gap), a shit ton of ad hoc material (i.e. interviews/public comments) suggesting sanity, an acknowledgement he's back on his meds, a broad mea culpa for his past sins, all done with a massive dose of humility. At the least. An actually-good album following all of that would help too (since I don't think it's a coincidence his work slipped as his mind did, or at least I can envision a scenario where the narrative of the two together helps him.
People love a redemption story.
But nobody gives a shit that he did a concert in Korea. And he's done nothing to suggest or earn a redemption story.
Ehh this seems excessive. He's never gonna give up fashion statements. That's who he always has been. And cmon with the adhoc statements, just being quiet like kct suggested and more time passing could be enough. After all, you are all so quick to talk about an Oasis reunion like they aren't awful humans as well.
At least Ye can still resonate w some of the Gen Z crowd.
It’s the Hitler stuff. That’s the part that’s hard to come back from. Pretty different from the shit the Gallaghers are up to.
Post by Bow and Arrow on Aug 30, 2024 9:12:33 GMT -5
Gonna correct myself and say Oasis will have absolutely zero trouble with football stadiums in the US. Not because there's more American fans than I thought, but because there's not even close to enough UK shows to meet demand so there's gonna be plenty of people traveling to these shows
Gonna correct myself and say Oasis will have absolutely zero trouble with football stadiums in the US. Not because there's more American fans than I thought, but because there's not even close to enough UK shows to meet demand so there's gonna be plenty of people traveling to these shows
I’m interested in seeing if the demand is there to add the second shows for each stop. I think the Toronto one will have no problem doing two nights.