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Festivals you are looking forward to this year
https://omana-festival.de/
Will by my one and only this year. Can't wait.
Anyone here going?
Or what are some other festivals you are looking forward to in 2026.
The yearly fall festival my village has. You can get a pretzel as big as your face.
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| Originally posted by Hyperborean The yearly fall festival my village has. You can get a pretzel as big as your face. |
WEMF 2004 was a blast
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| Originally posted by theKaranicles what's the name? |
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| Originally posted by Hyperborean What more could one want? |
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| Originally posted by Hyperborean Not about to dox myself, but it�s literally [village name] fall festival. You can get pretzels and beer among various food stands, purchase bric-a-brac from sundry local small businesses, attend a parade in the morning, and participate in a 5k race. What more could one want? |
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| Originally posted by Hyperborean Not about to dox myself, but it�s literally [village name] fall festival. You can get pretzels and beer among various food stands, purchase bric-a-brac from sundry local small businesses, attend a parade in the morning, and participate in a 5k race. What more could one want? |
Juan, I doubt that they'll let you out for the summer. You're not going to that festival.
There are a couple multiday BM events around here I'm interested in, but I'm not sure I'll actually go yet. One of them is much more up my alley since it's a combination of gigs, book vendor booths, discussion circles, spontaneous performances, etc. Not big stage stuff. With well under 300 people attending and the general theme being what it is, the location will probably be remote enough to please me. I'll only know where it is once I've secured my ticket.
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| Originally posted by Silky Johnson Big black Cox, obviously. |
That's it? 
Not gonna lie. I look forward to Couch-a-chella every year. Nothing better than seeing new bands I've never heard of in the comfort of my own home.
Highlights this year:
Turnstile - Hardcore Punk band - apparently I've been living in a hole as I've never heard of these guys. They were GREAT and now on my Spotify playlist.
Mind Enterprises - Italo Disco duo - Never heard of these guys but was impressed by their fun music and presentation. They ended up performing at a local (legendary) venue on the Sunset Strip called the Roxy. Ended up buying one of their shirts.
Wetleg - never heard of them until a friend said to check them out. Very impressed!
The XX - Heard of them but was never interested. Found them to be really cool to watch.
Nine Inch Noise - Holy Shit!!!
Lots of really great acts across the board at Coachella this year, I agree!
If you're into exploring more top tier indie + up and coming music, I highly reccommend the radio station KEXP. You can stream it on the web, and they have a fucking excellent Youtube channel that airs live in-studio performances, with arguably some of the best sound engineering going.
NPR's Tiny Desk always showcases an awesome broad range of live performances as well.
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| Originally posted by Silky Johnson Lots of really great acts across the board at Coachella this year, I agree! If you're into exploring more top tier indie + up and coming music, I highly reccommend the radio station KEXP. You can stream it on the web, and they have a fucking excellent Youtube channel that airs live in-studio performances, with arguably some of the best sound engineering going. NPR's Tiny Desk always showcases an awesome broad range of live performances as well. |
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| Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal Not gonna lie. I look forward to Couch-a-chella every year. Nothing better than seeing new bands I've never heard of in the comfort of my own home. Highlights this year: Turnstile - Hardcore Punk band - apparently I've been living in a hole as I've never heard of these guys. They were GREAT and now on my Spotify playlist. Mind Enterprises - Italo Disco duo - Never heard of these guys but was impressed by their fun music and presentation. They ended up performing at a local (legendary) venue on the Sunset Strip called the Roxy. Ended up buying one of their shirts. Wetleg - never heard of them until a friend said to check them out. Very impressed! The XX - Heard of them but was never interested. Found them to be really cool to watch. Nine Inch Noise - Holy Shit!!! |
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| Originally posted by Silky Johnson Lots of really great acts across the board at Coachella this year, I agree! If you're into exploring more top tier indie + up and coming music, I highly reccommend the radio station KEXP. You can stream it on the web, and they have a fucking excellent Youtube channel that airs live in-studio performances, with arguably some of the best sound engineering going. NPR's Tiny Desk always showcases an awesome broad range of live performances as well. |
Yeah that Mac Miller performance is one of the best guests of all time.
A major go-to of mine for years is WeFunk Radio. Killer funk, soul, breaks, hip hop, rare groove, afrobeat, etc etc etc, out of Montreal! Diggers heaven. Samples on samples on samples.
https://www.wefunkradio.com/
Looking for a good crab festival with all you can eat crab or maybe even the freshest crab
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| Originally posted by Silky Johnson WeFunk Radio. |
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| Diggers heaven. |
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| Originally posted by planetaryplayer Looking for a good crab festival with all you can eat crab or maybe even the freshest crab |
ah yes, the local furry festival is coming soon, cant wait to pet my fellow furries.
I got a spare shark suit, shark guy.
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| Originally posted by Midlothian What about Sharkfest? |
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| Originally posted by planetaryplayer I�m not a cannibal |
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