Los Angeles radio station KROQ has the full Coachella lineup on its site; in addition to the Rage-Chili Peppers-Bjork headlining trio, the lineup includes Willie Nelson, the Arcade Fire, Fountains of Wayne, and–the Happy Mondays? What?
The full lineup after the jump.
!!!
Air
Amos Lee
Amy Winehouse
Anathallo
Andrew Bird
The Arcade Fire
Arctic Monkeys
Avett Brothers
Benny Benassy
Bjork
Black Keys
Blonde Redhead
Bojones
Brazilian Girls
Brother Ali
Busdriver
CSS
Circa Survive
Coco Rosie
Comedians of Comedy
Cornelius
The Coup
The Cribs
Crowded House
DJ Heather
DJ Shadow
Damien Rice
Decemberists
Digitalism
Erol Alkan
Evil Nine
Explosions in the Sky
Fair to Midland
Faithless
The Feeling
Felix Da Housecat
The Fields
Fountains of Wayne
The Frames
Fratellis
Ghostface Killah
Gillian Welch
Girl Talk
Gogol Bordello
The Good, The Bad and The Queen
Gotan Project
Grizzly Bear
Happy Mondays
Hot Chip
Jacks Mannequin
Jarvis Cocker
Jose Gonzales
Julieta Venegas
Junior Boys
Justice
Kaiser Chiefs
Kings of Leon
Klaxons
Konono No. 1
The Kooks
LCD Soundsystem
Lily Allen
Lupe Fiasco
MSTRKRFT
Manu Chao
Mika
Mike Relm
New Pornographers
Nickel Creek
Nightwatchman
Noisettes
Of Montreal
Ozomatli
Paul Van Dyk
Peaches
Peeping Tom
Peter, Bjorn & John
Pharaohe Monche
Placebo
Pop Levi
Rage Against The Machine
The Rapture
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Regina Spektor
Richie Hawtin
Rodrigo Y Gabriella
Roky Erickson and the Explosives
The Roots
Rufus Wainwright
Satellite Party
Silversun Pickups
Sonic Youth
Soulwax
Spank Rock
Sparklehorse
Stephen Marley feat Jr. Gong
Tapes ‘n Tapes
Tiesto
Tilly and the Wall
Tokyo Police Club
Travis
VNV Nation
We Are Scientists
Willie Nelson
Yeva
Coachella 2007 [KROQ]
Roky Erickson and the Explosives
Say what, now?
No Kevin Shields, No Ned.
Otherwise, besides the headliners, a good lineup, I’d say.
Getting around a bit.
The Happy Mondays have been doing reunion things on and off for years. However, as anyone who has seen what Shaun Ryder currently looks like knows, this has not been universally welcomed.
Rage/Chili Peppers/Bjork? Why not rename Coachella “The Fifth Circle of Hell” and be done with it?
Hey, keep an eye out for one of those package deals like they offered last year for high end scum — some ridiculous amount of money so you can have YOUR OWN HOTEL ROOM! and can be part of a generic VIP bar to watch the moshers in comfort.
Rage/Chili Peppers/Bjork? Why not rename Coachella “The Fifth Circle of Hell” and be done with it?
THANK you.
Here’s hoping that Bjork headlines one of the first 2 nights, so I can get a jump on traffic…
Wait, Damon Albarn will be there as well. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO….
Maybe Shaun Ryder decided he’d better get himself known to Gen-Y as somebody other than the gun-toting wackjob in 24-Hour Party People or a disembodied head duetting with a Gorillaz cartoon.
So you can pay $85 for a one-day ticket, or pay $249 for the three-day pass — if my math is correct, a paltry six dollar discount. Not quite as paltry as the ONE DOLLAR they’re donating to charity for each ticket sold, but still pretty ridiculous.
How can there be no excitement here about a Crowded House reunion?
There’s one guy in Norway I know who will care.
Emo: because one of their members is dead? I mean, if that has somehow changed, then I think that’d be more important than a stage at Coachella…
Who from Crowded House died?
Drummer Paul Hester. Committed suicide in 2005.
I totally didn’t notice them on the list. Weird. Had no idea they were reuniting.
Re: Crowded House – Neil Finn and Nick Seymour will probably hire a session drummer and make the reunion more trio-like by bringing in Neil’s brother Tim. Just a guess.
Joey Waronker was playing with Neil Finn recently, so maybe it will be him.
Bjork, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Rage? Mix in a little sexual assault and arson and you’ve got Woodstock ’99
Festival Concerts Suck, and this list doesn’t change that fact one iota
Forgive me if I was a bit callous; I love Crowded House, but I’ve always been exceedingly skeptical of “reunions” of bands who have dead members. Anyone remember the Ian Astbury-led “Doors”? “Led Zeppelin” at Live Aid with Phil Goddamned Collins?
Say what you want, but this is an impressive line-up. I think the majority of the acts are worth seeing.