Showing posts with label Coachella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coachella. Show all posts

4/15/2011

stream coachella all weekend

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There is a way for you to enjoy Coachella without driving to the middle of the California desert, pitching a tent and sweating your balls off all weekend.


As CoS notes, the Coachella youtube channel will be streaming primo content all three days for you to enjoy from the comfort of home. Here's a preview:




Pretty cool, eh? Now feast your eyes on this bonanza of live footage. Keep in mind, all times are PDT, so adjust accordingly:

Friday 

Channel 1
4:10pm – The Drums
4:55pm – Cee Lo Green
5:45pm – Moving Units
6:30pm – Ozomatli
7:25pm – Interpol
8:35pm – Ms. Lauryn Hill
9:55pm – Kings of Leon
11:15pm – The Black Keys
12:05am – Gayngs

Channel 2
4:00pm – !!!
4:50pm – Warpaint
5:35pm – Cold Cave
6:25pm – YACHT
7:10pm – Cold War Kids
8:00pm – Titus Andronicus
9:00pm – The Pains Of Being Pure at Heart
10:00pm – Tame Impala
10:55pm – Monarchy
12:00am – Flogging Molly

Channel 3
4:30pm – The Morning Benders
5:45pm – Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti
7:25pm – Interpol
8:20pm – Omar Rodriguez-Lopez


Saturday 

Channel 1
4:00pm – Freelance Whales
4:50pm – Erykah Badu
6:05pm – Broken Social Scene
6:55pm – Here We Go Magic
7:40pm – Gogol Bordello
8:30pm – Mumford & Sons
9:25pm – The Swell Season
10:20pm – Bright Eyes

Channel 2
4:30pm – Two Door Cinema Club
5:20pm – Cage The Elephant
7:00pm – The New Pornographers
7:55pm – The Kills
9:05pm – Big Audio Dynamite
10:05pm – Elbow
11:00pm – Raphael Saadiq
11:55pm – Scissor Sisters

Channel 3
4:00pm – Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears
5:45pm – Jenny and Johnny
6:35pm – Yelle
8:00pm – Brandt Brauer Frick
10:25pm – Empire Of The Sun


Sunday 

Channel 1
4:00pm – Wiz Khalifa
5:00pm – Nas & Damian Marley
6:10pm – Death from Above 1979
7:25pm – The National
8:30pm – Ratatat
8:55pm – The Strokes

Channel 2
4:00pm – Fun.
5:55pm – Fistful of Mercy
7:25pm – Duran Duran
8:35pm – Chromeo
9:45pm – PJ Harvey
11:10pm – She Wants Revenge

Channel 3
2:20pm – MEN
3:50pm – Angus & Julia Stone
4:45pm – HEALTH
6:05pm – Best Coast
6:55pm – Foster the People

1/19/2011

coachella lineup announced

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April 15-17 out in the California desert, the 12th annual Coachella Music And Arts Festival will take place. As an attendee in '05 and '07, I can attest that it's every bit the musical pilgrimage it's made out to be.

This year, while somewhat lacking the "holy crap, they're back together?!" element, Coachella presents a pretty deep and intriguing lineup. Here's a day-by-day look at what rattles this old waver's cage:


Friday, April 15

The Black Keys:
After being chided for snubbing Brothers on our year-end list, I'm warming up to the two-man blues. 

Interpol:
While not a huge fan of the self-titled album, they are consistently good live.

The Chemical Brothers:
Late night sets in the Sahara Tent are always a scene.

Crystal Castles:
Too bad Robert Smith won't be hanging around the polo grounds.

Cut Copy:
This set could be the most fun of the entire weekend.

Sleigh Bells:
You need to see what all they hype is about, right?



Also of note; Warpaint, Tame Impala, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, !!!, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, Kele, Klaxons, Cold Cave, The Drums, The Morning Benders, Glasser, Moving Units and Hurts.


Saturday, April 16

Arcade Fire:
However overwrought, those Canadian kids put on a hell of a performance.

Animal Collective
:
Count me among those who don't get it, but if ever there was a time to "get it" this would be it. 

Big Audio Dynamite:
Would be worth it just to say you've seen Mick Jones. 

The Kills:
After jacking around with Jack White in The Dead Weather, it's nice to see Alison Mosshart get back to her day job. 

The London Suede:
Are you serious? Awesome!



    Also of note; Broken Social Scene, The New Pornographers, Elbow, Two Door Cinema Club, Foals, The Tallest Man On Earth, Cults, The Radio Dept., Yacht, Wire and Gayngs.


    Sunday, April 17

    The Strokes:
    The new album will be out by then.. we'll see if it's a return to form.

    Duran Duran:
    The new material is excellent and the classics should sound as good as ever.

    The National:
    Another one that deserves attention based on reputation.

    Death From Above 1979:
    Don't know if they'll have anything new, but go back and listen to You're a Woman, I'm a Machine - it holds up.

    Chromeo:
    Hilarious and funky, with the songs to get you moving - even if you don't feel like it.



      Also of note; Ratatat, The Presets, Leftfield, Best Coast, She Wants Revenge, HEALTH, CSS, Yelle, Delorean, Twin Shadow and Menomena.


      Coachella is a bitch to get to, and no cheap ticket, but it's worth doing once in your life. Although pretty strong, maybe this isn't the year. I'm holding out for The Smiths, Stone Roses and Cocteau Twins. A man can dream..