FESTIVALES 2006
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tanto FIB, tanto Coachtella y tanta gaita con tomate y nadie, absolutamente nadie, ha puesto el cartel del VIÑAROCK, Vaya pìjerio que hay por aqui…
Matarile
Barricada, Berri Txarrak, Burning, Def Con Dos, El Ultimo ke Zierre, Medina Azahara, Pereza, Porretas, Ramoncin, Reincidentes, Savia, Soziedad Alkoholica, Siniestro Total, Sucio, The Locos, Vikingo MDRepvblicca
Amparanoia, Banda Bassotti, Bebe, Canteca de Macao, Celtas Cortos, Chambao, Cromo, Domingo Calzado y Conjunto Istiercol, El Tio Calambres, Huecco, Los Delinqüentes, Macaco, Melendi, Mouss & Hakim, Muchachito Bombo Infierno, Ojos de Brujo, Sidonie, VicenticoNew Rock
1.000 demonios, Angeles del Infierno, Angelus apatrida, Avalanch, Baron Rojo, Brujeria, Centinela, Habeas Corpus, Horcas, Los Suaves, Saratoga, Sepultura, Silver Fist, Skizoo, Su Ta Gar, WarcrySennheisser
Arianna Puello, Bako, Cañaman, Chirie Vegas, Chulito Camacho & Mad Sensi, Demo, El Chojin, El Sr. Rojo, Falsalarma, Frank en el Intento, Grossomodo, Hipnotik, Jahsta Reggae Band, Jesuly, Juan Profundo, Kid Nacho, Kiki Sound, Kultama, La Excepcion, Lady Yaco, Mitsuruggy, Mr. Rango, Nach, Newton & Kaloncha Sound, Niko, Pastizal Sound & Maktub Band, Violadores del Verso, Rapsusklei & Hazhe, SFDK, XhelazzRadio 3
Cultura Probase, Green Manalishi, Nancy Hole, Monkfish, Sonora, Strawberry Hardcore, The Soulbreaker Company, Zia, ZooEsto si que es un festival, leñes...
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un cartel muy equilibrado entre Ramoncín y sidonie
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Brujeria aun estás vivos???!!!!
que risas que me pegué en su momento con el "Matando Güeros", y que portadas más monas que hacían... -
¿sidonie en el viña rock? Dios, como han acabado! Los jevies los bombardearan…
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y supongo que Lori Meyers estará el año próximo.
Ya se donde iran a parar todos los grupos españoles que no puedan ya tocar en el FIB
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aun les queda el contempopranea
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By the way,
Pearl Jam al Azkena, única fecha en España.
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@Breed:1auefv62:
By the way,
Pearl Jam al Azkena, única fecha en España.
AJHJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJHHHHHHHHHHHH NOTICION¡¡¡¡¡
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The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys, Asian Dub Fundation y The Infadels se incorporan al Santander Summer Festival
Además, también han sido confirmados Oscar Mulero, Marlango y Digitalism -
@Breed:1u074ubw:
The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys, Asian Dub Fundation y The Infadels se incorporan al Santander Summer Festival
Además, también han sido confirmados Oscar Mulero, Marlango y Digitalismvaya coñazo de confirmaciones…
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a ver si MELENDI y RAMONCÍN pueden pasarse por el PS
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Hostias, sí! Y muchachito bombo infierno, que anda que no molan tambien! Cartelazo el del Viña!
Fuera coñas. La colega que me acompaña al PS, me soltó el otro día: Has visto el cartel del Viñarock? Es ahí, donde deberiamos ir!
Y los sarcasmos no son su fuerte…ay, que pena! -
METALWAY FESTIVAL se celebrará los días 28, 29 y 30 de Julio, en la localidad de Gernika (Bizkaia) y en el mismo emplazamiento de la edición anterior, el campo de fútbol de Santa Lucia.
Estos son algunos de los grupos que estarán en Metalway 06'.
Faltan muchas más bandas por confirmar, además de los cabezas de cartel para cada día.ANNIHILATOR
MINISTRY
CELTIC FROST
THE GATHERING
MY DYING BRYDE
MOONSPELL
NEVERMORE
HELLOWEEN
DARK FUNERAL
GAMMA RAY
GOTTHARD
DREAMAKER
BARON ROJO
SODOM
WITHIN TEMPTATION
EDGUY
JON OLIVA'S PAIN (SAVATAGE)
ILLDISPOSED
PRIMAL FEAR
KREATOR
RAGE
STRATOVARIUSEl lunes 24 de Abril, pondremos a la venta 2000 entradas a precio especial de 60 euros para los tres días incluyendo zona de acampada.
Más información en www.metalwayfestival.com
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bonito festival de heidi metal, pardiez.
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Festivalillo pequeño pequeño al ladito de casa. En un pueblecito de cordoba:
OXIGENA MUSIC FESTIVAL:
LADYTRON
CHICKS ON SPEED
BLACK STROBE
ASCII DISCKO
TELEPHUNKEN
AMABLE
CULTURA PROBASEy mas
Entradas a 28 euritos
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el Bilbao Live tendrá a PLACEBO
lo he leído en supernovapop.com
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@poppie:mnsofdk7:
el Bilbao Live tendrá a PLACEBO
lo he leído en supernovapop.com
ya me veo a placebo en todos los festivales de la peninsula (excepto en el primavera, claro). Que pesados!
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…llegan hasta almería.
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THE LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL
Royal festival Hall
South Bank Centre
London19 May 2006
7:45 pm Purcell Room
Ammy Coco
A slick, joyful and energetic mix of African styles with R&B and Western pop from Togo's Ammy Coco, a dynamic performer and singer who follows her own musical instinct.Sunday 21 May 2006
2:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
The Master Drummers of Africa
These ten drummers from ten African nations draw on the continent's musical heritage to create freewheeling music that crosses ethnic, tribal, religious and political divisions.6:00 pm QEH Foyer
Zongo
Afrobeat and hi-life mix with rock - a 7-piece that breaks all the rules.7:30 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Cheikh Lo + Funmi Olawumi
Musical maverick Cheikh Lo from Senegal is a unique figure who transcends genres and cultures to produce a sound that is unmistakably his own.Monday 22 May 2006
7:45 pm Purcell Room
Claude Deppa Unlimited
South African trumpeter and composer Claude Deppa takes a journey around the world with a brilliant seven-piece band including the likes of Cuban violinist Omar Puente, tabla grand master Yousuf Ali Khan, conga maestro Francis Fuster and alto saxophonist Brian Edwards.Wednesday 24 May 2006
12:30 pm QEH Foyer
Doudou Cissoko Trio
Celebrated Senegalese griot, master kora player and vocalist performs profound and spiritual traditional music with a Western influence.7:30 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Bonga + Busiswe and Prudence
The godfather of Angolan music, Bonga brings his deep grooves, wild joy and dark melancholy songs to his first London concert for 15 years.Thursday 25 May 2006
12:30 pm QEH Foyer
Brian Abrahams Trio
Drums-led contemporary jazz originals with Dave O'Brien (piano) and Chris Hills (bass).Friday 26 May 2006
5:15 pm QEH Foyer
World Jazz Trio
Series: Commuter Jazz
Paul Weinreb (piano), Chico Mdima from South Africa (drums) and Jimmy Martinex from Cuba (bass) fuse African rhythms, Latin melodies and European harmonies.7:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Akim El Sikameya
Electrifying and boundary-crossing music from Algerian singer and violinist Akim El Sikameya, one of the most remarkable stars of North African music, a virtuoso instrumentalist and soulful singer who fuses Arabic and Andalusian music traditions.7:45 pm Purcell Room
Tony Kofi and the Afro Jazz Family
A seamless fusion of African rhythms, unsurpassed urban beats and jazz solos are the hallmark of the award-winning alto saxophonist Tony Kofi and his ten-piece band Afro Jazz Family.10:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Mahmoud Ahmed
Mahmoud Ahmed is the greatest singer in Ethiopian music, and his songs unite 40 ethnic groups, 70 languages and 200 dialects.Saturday 27 May 2006
2:00 pm Purcell Room
Women of Kampala
Sweet harmonies and soulful dance rhythms from Rachel Magoola, Milly Namukasa, Jennifer Lawala, Essence Kafozi and Barbara Wamala and their five-piece band.5:30 pm QEH Foyer
Sisi Eko
Vocal heaven from this superb 5-piece a cappella group.7:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Toumani Diabate and Symmetric Orchestra
Mali's Toumani Diabate brings his 15-piece Symmetric Orchestra to London for the first time.7:45 pm Purcell Room
Dudu Sarr and Eric Soul
Senegal's Dudu Sarr (Afrotronic) and Rwanda's Eric Soul (Afrogroov) bring us Music of Many Colours, where they fuse their West and East African heritages and their turntable skills with sounds from live musicians to create a new global vision.10:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Kanda Bongo Man
Soukous is one of the most passionate dance musics on the planet, and one of its greatest stars is Kanda Bongo Man, a flamboyant singer and bandleader who effortlessly fuses African soukous rhythms with deep funk, Latin beats and reggae bass lines to update the classic soukous sound into a universal dance music.Sunday 28 May 2006
2:00 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Madagascar Allstars
The Madagascar Allstars, featuring some of the finest musicians from this beautiful island, make their London debut tonight, with hypnotic and mystical music from one of the most beautiful places in the world.6:00 pm QEH Foyer
Lagos City Orchestra
Pianist Gboyega Adelaja leads his 12-piece band fusing jazz solos with afrobeat.7:30 pm Queen Elizabeth Hall
Queen Salawa Abeni & Afro Soul People
Nigeria's greatest singer and her 15-piece orchestra perform a spectacular three-hour dance show.
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