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Pearl Jam 311 Billy Bragg Leonard Cohen Al Green ...and you will know us by the trail of dead Cake eels Reverend Horton Heat Hank III Kenny Rogers!!!!!!! Imagine how crazy Bonnaroo would get when he busted into Coward of the County Monsters of Folk reunion (Conor Oberst, Jim James, and M. Ward) Pixies Norah Jones Paul Simon Social Distortion or Mike Ness solo Soul Asylum Weezer Violent Femmes Willie Nelson
Post by jambandfan83 on Jun 8, 2007 11:23:12 GMT -5
Headliners: Santana Prince BB King
Support: Steve Kimock Band Perpetual Groove moe. late night extravaganza Buju Banton Barrington Levy Galactic Soulive Jeff Coffin Experience Groundation KD3 (Karl Denson Trio) Leftover Salmon Spam Allstars (then you could borrow DJ Le Spam for various other activities) Sharon Jones and Dap Kings Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra - late night Vinyl Femi Kuti Red Hot Chili Peppers The Debonaires Phil and Friends Modest Mouse 311 My Morning Jacket Dark Star Orchestra U-Melt Alison Krause and Union Station featuring Tony Rice and Sam Bush Jack Johnson Flying Frog Brigade (my favorite Les outfit) Andre 3000 featuring CeeLo Soldiers of Jah Army Alpha Blondy Aquarium Rescue Unit (w/ Col. Bruce) Allman Brothers Band moe. the Skatalites Earthbound Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band Dj Dara Jekkyl and Hyde Albino Alex Skolnik Trio Cadillac Jones - late night (they killed it at DOTF last year) Bonobos Convergence
Post by dirtytreefrogman on Jun 8, 2007 14:06:38 GMT -5
I'm surprised to hear people talking about Flogging molly. i must say though, thats awesome. i think they would be amazing to play at the roo next year.
Rage Against the Machine Pearl Jam Bob Dylan Bruce Springsteen AND THE E-STREET BAND John Fogerty R.E.M. The White Stripes The Black Keys Public Enemy KRS-One The Raconteurs Social Distortion Toots and the Maytals Dispatch State Radio Damian Marley Stephen Marley Massive Attack Richard Thompson Robert Randolph and the Family Band
Post by roolacksreality on Jun 9, 2007 12:12:26 GMT -5
cellscape said:
For years I've wondered why the Superfly hasn't included any top Japanese acts(except dj Krush) considering they seem to be a head of the game when it comes to booking things people don't even know they'll love. Boredoms, Acid Mother's temple, or Ghost would blow up a late night stage. I mean, boredoms plan to put on a free show in Brooklyn for their 20th anniversary coming up where they asking for sign up of 72 percussionist volunteers. They are orginators of noise rock and were playing groovy danceable rock almost comparable to STS9 with percussion before anyone in the states was that I can think of. I want even get started on AMT. Maybe next year..................
Ahh....good point. I would like to see Acid Mothers Temple.
Röyksopp Arcade Fire PB&J (Although I heard their set at coachella blew, I've seen them live and thought they put on a pretty good show) Jolie Holland (Not a great large venue performer, but her music is amazing and she could use a little more exposure) Amon Tobin Of Montreal Built to Spill Fujiya & Miyagi Neil Young New Deal Squarepusher
A couple of these artists have played roo, but I haven't experienced them there yet so it would be good for me.
Preferably headlining two nights, or one on their own, and another night playing with Neil Young.
Then add My Morning Jacket (headliner), Modest Mouse, bring back Ben Harper & Les Claypool, and get Titonton Duvante to DJ at the arcade and/or silent disco.
PORTISHEAD! they'll be playing a festival in december in Europe showcasing some of the're new material coming from the new album they have in the works.
My friends said they saw Queens of the Stoneage open for Nine Inch Nails and they sucked. This was unfortunate news to me because I liked their first Cd. But I didn't dig the last one.
Of course anyone opening for Trent Reznor will probably lack in stage presence and over all show experience.
Post by ChiefPemperToadWigginsky on Jun 10, 2007 16:10:42 GMT -5
George Clinton, Tom Waits, Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine, Willy Nelson, Oysterhead, Peter Gabriel, Mars Volta, Future sound 0f London, John Fogerty, Zappa plays Zappa, Tenacious D, Allman Bros Band, Andrew Bird, Mike Patton in any form, Dark star Orchestra, Perfect Circle, Panjea, Sole W/ Jel, Eyedea n Abilities, Weird Al Yankovich, Bjork, and Larry the Cable Guy in the comey tent.
i'll agree with Röyksopp for sure.... great great great live show. or why not maybe oakenfold. they have the money to get big acts like The Police, they could bring more super quality dj's in right?
i'll also agree with 311 more than 100%! Can you imagine when they spit out the first few lyrics of WHO'S GOT THE HERB! It would be one of the loudest yelps(or coughs) ever at the roo...
Post by spookymonster on Jun 11, 2007 8:40:13 GMT -5
No Doubt is definitely getting back together again for a new album and tour. I was at a Gwen Stefani show about 3 weeks ago, and she said something to the effect of, "thanks for supporting me on these 2 dance albums, and I hope to see you again when we release the next No Doubt album."
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