Coachella
 

Happiest place on earth in April.

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I'll be there again. Anyone else? This years lineup:

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Ive seen New Order a couple times - about the only non-DJ that I would care to see on that list (maybe xx too).

Last year they had multiple youtube channels streaming super high quality live.....I'll stick to that again....much cheaper!

(yeah, I'm old!) :)

It's not a good lineup at all this year but I've got to see Radiohead again. And Kendrik is pretty solid. Not the usual "****ing my ho while I count my money" rap. I watch the live streams during weekend one, then attend weekend two.

After 10 years of attendance, I'm outgrowing it I think.

Checkout Bottlerock in Napa. Nice lineup this year, just got my tix

I'd see the first day than go home.

Wow....i must be old, because most of those...i've never heard of.

This and its way less "dirty".

Lots of lip-synchers and rappers screaming "get yo hands up" looks like.

Pass.

I know 4 performers on Sunday's show. That's the most of any day. I guess I'm old now.

I'm probably around 10 years of attendance. I'm not as excited about it as I used to be, but I still enjoy it.

I used to see a lot of live music in SF, but I rarely do that anymore. I still enjoy hitting a few festivals a year. Alternate between pushing up toward the stage and kicking back on the grass (if it isn't too hot).

I don't care for the rap (and the big dude on stage with a backward baseball cap telling me to "get your hands up" and "f****** make some noise"). But there are usually enough DJ/EDM groups there that I still like.

I've also checked out a bunch of groups that I would never go see at a stand alone show. For instance, Beyoncé might be fun to check out.

The biggest annoyance is driving down I-5 and through LA.

With the live streaming, being able to check out the acts online and then going weekend two is the way to go. Although the place would be a little less dusty the first weekend.

The way I find new music: I buy a ticket to a festival and then check out every act on YouTube to find out which ones I want to see live.

I'm too old for massive outdoor music festivals. I'm pretty much a fair weather everything. I hope you guys have fun though.

This one will be the first one I skip.

You seem like a guy who spends a lot of time in the Do Lab (the stage with all the water spraying on people in the video).

/I know you are full of it. :)

Toots and the Maytals is the only reggae band on the list, and they're old. Fail!!