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  • May 5, 2005 at 8:51 am #47915
    andyfest
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      The lineup was announced today and the only "Jr." on there is Bobby Bare. I got tickets a while ago and was really hoping to see Dino there, maybe there’s hope they will be added later. :evil:

      Coldplay
      Widespread Panic
      Oasis
      The Black Crowes
      The Allman Brothers Band
      Wilco
      Jimmy Cliff
      Robert Randolph & The Family Band
      Lyle Lovett
      John Prine
      Lucinda Williams
      Buddy Guy
      Jet
      Dierks Bentley
      Thievery Corporation
      Arcade Fire
      Death Cab for Cutie
      Bob Mould
      Built to Spill
      Bloc Party
      Steve Earle & The Dukes
      Franz Ferdinand
      Gov’t Mule
      Sleater-Kinney
      Kasabian
      Zap Mama
      Robert Earl Keen
      Keane
      Tortoise
      The Doves
      The Black Keys
      Mike Gordon & Leo Kottke
      The Walkmen
      Jason Mraz
      Rilo Kiley
      Spoon
      The Secret Machines
      The Decemberists
      The Bravery
      Eisley
      Blue October
      Grupo Fantasma
      Kermit Ruffins
      The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
      Bettye La Vette
      Rev. Dan Willis & The All Nations Choir
      Morgan Heritage
      Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca
      Ruthie Foster
      deSol
      The Frames
      Mates of State
      Mindy Smith
      Martin Sexton
      The Fiery Furnaces
      Federico Aubele
      Mouse on Mars
      The Futureheads
      Kathleen Edwards

      Asleep at the Wheel
      M83
      Tegan and Sara
      Mike Doughty
      Split Lip Rayfield
      Rachael Yamagata
      Bobby Bare Jr.
      Mofro
      The Ditty Bops
      The New Amsterdams
      Ambulance Ltd
      Slightly Stoopid
      Dios Malos
      Brave Combo
      Aqualung
      Dave Alvin & The Guilty Men
      Marc Broussard
      Bruce Robison
      Missy Higgins
      Nine Black Alps
      Kevin Fowler
      Grady
      Willy Mason
      The Weary Boys
      Wayne Hancock
      Rick Trevino
      Zykos
      Sound Team
      Asylum Street Spankers
      Pong
      Oliver Future
      The Real Heroes
      Bukka Allen
      Hairy Apes BMX
      The Lost Trailers
      The Gospel Stars
      Donna The Buffalo
      The Shields of Faith
      Star Kids Yoga
      The Jones Family Singers
      South Austin Jug Band
      The Lighthouse Singers
      Casey McPherson
      Kacy Crowley
      Tristen Prettymen
      The Massacoustics
      Joe McDermott
      Sara Hickman
      Imagination Movers
      Free Sõl
      Inara George
      KJAE
      Austin Hartley-Leonard
      Maneja Beto
      Austin Collins Band
      The Biscuit Brothers
      Naturally Seven
      Patrick Davis Band
      November
      Kelley Hunt
      Kate York

      May 5, 2005 at 7:20 pm #109460
      AGAP
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        Still looks like a pretty pleasing festival, I’m looking forward to catching Bob Mould on his fall tour. He’s got a new disc coming out, all electric & sonic, not electronic scary sounds this time round… :P 8)

        He’s even touring with a band, heres the info from pitchfork…

        Bob Mould Preps New Album

        Zach Vowell reports:
        After burning out on guitar rock in the late 90s, Bob Mould has since remained distant from the brand of music he helped revitalize as a member of Hüsker Dü. Whether it be 2002’s electronically tinged Modulate, or his DJ sets as Blowoff and Loudbomb, rock’n’roll has taken a back seat. On July 26, however, the Beaster may be back. According his label’s website, Yep Roc Records will release Mould’s sixth solo album, Body of Song on July 26, and it will "employ a guitar-heavy full-band approach" on two songs in particular: "Paralyzed" and "Circles".

        Who’s in that band of his, you ask? None other than Fugazi’s versatile drummer Brendan Canty, plus Sugar bandmate David Barbe, Garland of Hours’ Amy Domingues, and Matt Hammon, a member of Bob Mould’s band circa 1998. The album will include 12 tracks (some of them more acoustic and/or electronic in nature), and it was recorded in four states over the past year or so by Don Zientara, Barbe, Frank Marchand, and Mould himself. Billboard has the tracklist, and the tracklist goes like this:

        01 Circles
        02 (Shine Your) Light Love Hope
        03 Paralyzed
        04 I Am Vision, I Am Sound
        05 Underneath Days
        06 Always Tomorrow
        07 Days of Rain
        08 Best Thing
        09 High Fidelity
        10 Missing You
        11 Gauze of Friendship
        12 Beating Heart the Prize

        Possibly even more promising is the prospect of a Mould world tour, especially, as Yep Roc points out, if it "will see Mould performing material from all stages of his career– solo, Sugar, Hüsker Dü– for the first time in a full band context." Canty has already signed on as drummer for the tour, which will start in the fall. If they play "Pride", no, anything off Zen Arcade, then the Pixies will be out of business. Dates should be announced fairly soon, and hey, Bob has his own blog, so he’ll probably mention it there too.

        * Boblog: http://modulate.blogspot.com/”>http://modulate.blogspot.com/
        * Bob Mould: http://www.bobmould.com/”>http://www.bobmould.com/
        * Yep Roc: http://www.yeproc.com/”>http://www.yeproc.com/

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