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Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Modest Mouse, The Breeders playing Ten Years Of ATP Fest

Just confirmed, full info:
http://www.atpfestival.com/Events/TenYearsOfATP/News/0907081005.php

So the current lineup is:

YEAH YEAH YEAHS / MODEST MOUSE / THE BREEDERS / EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY / BATTLES / STEPHEN MALKMUS AND THE JICKS / DIRTY THREE / TORTOISE / SHELLAC / MELVINS / MUDHONEY / J MASCIS AND THE FOG / THE FOR CARNATION / PAPA M / SUNN O))) / DEERHOOF / THE DRONES / SLEEPY SUN / BARDO POND / FUCK BUTTONS / APSE / ALEXANDER TUCKER & DECOMPOSED ORCHESTRA

we'll have more MBV weekend additions very soon.

Tickets for both fests at http://www.atpfestival.com. Self catering just sold out for MBV, only limited 4 berth room onlys left for that weekend.

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  • Excellent news

    As of last night I have tickets to this.

  • oh my shit

  • Where is Nick Cave and SFA?

    only then will I come (yes I am fussy)

  • another good announcment!

    this festival is looking great.

    Though time for another moan. The 10 Ani festival now has more bands announced then the NBC one!? even though it was announced afterwards and apparently only offered after NMC sold out?! how does that work! It really doesn't do much to ease the minds of people who said things like NBC christmas will get pushed to the background!

    Both fest look great though!

  • oh fucking hell

    we have now reached the point at which i'd quite like to change tickets :(

  • can you get built to spill to play this?

    pleasethankyou.

    • not

      a massive fan of those bands, but they have a big fanbase. I just hope the may ones have as big bands playing. Good additions.

  • YYYs?!

    Nice.

    Give me Broadcast.

  • Yeah, count me in.

  • modest mouse

    yaaaaaaaaaaay

  • Despite YYYs and Modest Mouse being *extremely* disappointing when I've seen them live

    I'm hoping they'll make up for it by being decent at ATP.

  • This is starting to take the piss

    I couldnt be more excited for NBC, really, its a great line up. But why did this have to be the weekend before? Surely the ATP organisers know that the bands at both these weekends appeal to the same target audience.

    Also, It's almost unnivering how big the bands being announced for the anniversary ATP are, YYYs? Modest Mouse. Have the organisers put one weekend at a higher importance? Saying that I loved last week's NBC announcement of Bob Mould and Swervedriver, I hope that the future announcements of NBC are as exciting.

    I understand ATP is a business and needs to make money, but this just puts me and other people in a weird position for future ATPs. Why should I buy an early ticket, at the risk of there being a potentially better festival at an extremely close date?

  • Not to be funny..

    but Modest Mouse and YYYs aren't what I consider likely candidates for an MBV curated event. Basically whats better....the second weekend happening or not happening at all? Those bands wouldnt necessarily be playing here at all if it wasnt for the festival. Why does it follow they would play NBC? Quit ya whining.

    ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
  • This is the first time

    that I've felt even the slightest pang of wishing I was going to 10Y instead of NBC. Summers, you are morally bound to fix this by booking Jesus & Mary Chain for NBC and loads more good stuff besides.

    You've been told!

  • You've got three generally very very big bands there

    YYYs is a staggering catch considering their size, it's making me feel jealous to only be going to NBC. I'm seeing them at Reading though so it's all good.

    One good upside of NBC is that I'm discovering bands either altogether or in more depth because I want to enjoy it more - I bought Sonic Nurse, Sister, both Pastels albums and Mezcal Head last week, I'm grinning like a fool.

  • ...

    Fuck it

    Im def. coming to this

    I might even talk to some DiSers.

  • actually

    now that I've noticed Melvins, YYYs and J Mascis in there, this has piqued my interest a bit...

  • grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

    would ATP like to issue us a refund please as it appears im paying more for bands i dont really care about a few days before and the week after i wanna see ALL the bands.

    i'll share a chalet with some strangers. im hip.

  • what about atpny in 2 MONTHS?

    are we getting anything on that one anytime soon? you're killing us here with these other announcements...

  • nice

    thanks jamie, now i can go back to checking every day and feeling like i have a reason!

    • Excellent additions

      This would be a really special event if you hadn't ruiined it in advance by ripping off your loyal patrons. Oh for this to be next May - would have been such a celebration.

      Might go though now. Bastards.

        • You know

          the whole announcing one event, sellng it out, then announcing one they knew the first group would also want to go to so they basically end up gong twice, rather than giving people a choice and only going to one. Clever marketing. Bit like the old two-cd set cd singles, but in festival form.

          For an organisation so against advertising, I salute thier efforts!

  • Posted on the other thread

    but since this seems to be where the action is..

    Don't get me wrong the MBV isn't a bad lineup but every announcement so far makes me less convinced that we are going to end up with 2 events of similar quality. And why would we? If I was in ATP's position I would be putting all my effort into attracting people to the second weekend as it makes perfect business sense.

    Yeah I know, it's what the curators want etc... but let's not kid ourselves here. Sure 'quality' is subjective but ATP know perfectly well which bands are 'major' announcements for an ATP and so far, apart from the usual ATP recordings suspects, every announcement for weekend 2 has been a solid-gold DiS favourite. They know it. We know it. Whether or not it is fair to put that down to cold-hard business sense is neither here nor there and really I'm not interested what anyone from ATP has to say about it. It's like MPs expenses - it's how it looks that matters. I am desperate to be proven wrong here and will hold my hands up if this is the case but if not then I am done with ATP.

    • I think it depends

      what you're after really. The 10Y one definitely seems to be getting the bigger hitters, but the MBV one is probably better if you're an ATP regular who's seen most of the bands on the 10Y line-up at previous festivals and likes MBV and other bands a bit like that. NBC will definitely offer something a bit different to the usual ATP line-ups by virtue of it being curated by a specific band. So I'm happy enough with going to NBC, provided they announce some awesome stuff to go with what's already there. If the line-ups look really unbalanced when they're complete then maybe it'll look a bit shit, but for the time being I think it's best to have faith.

      By the way, Jamie - if this is within your powers, when I asked for JMC that was with Scarlett Johansson on backing vocals. Kevin must be at least vaguely acquainted with her from Lost In Translation, and she's sung with JMC before. So get her and we won't give a flying fuck what's on the other line-up, she can come to my chalet party if she likes.

  • joeymahone this'd this
    • yes

      moaning children, but moaning because they feel they are getting shafted. It seems ATP honestly doesn't understand / give a fuck to why people are getting a little pissed off.

      • seriously, get over it

        anybody who genuinely feels ATP aren't meeting the high standards they expect from them then you have several options:

        1) go to the NBC festival you paid for, make an effort to enjoy it and take your festival-going money elsewhere in future. There are many alternatives.

        2) try to sell your ticket. you'll probably struggle with this at the moment but it is practically sold out and i'd expect more than twenty additions to the line-up which will surely entice some more people to want to come over the next five months. MBV was the fastest selling ATP i can remember so there is clearly a decent market for this type of line-up if you give it a couple of months. Worst case is you end up having to actually go to the NBC festival you paid for.

        3) realise that ATPs obligation is to put on awesome festivals, which they can do as whenever or as often as they choose. It's nothing to do with them if you cant afford to go to every one, you can't take time off work with six months notice or if you buy tickets for a festival curated by My Bloody Valentine and it turns out you don't like the bands that MBV pick.

        Haven't we all accepted that it would have been preferable to have been given a choice between MBV and 10yr sooner? There's nothing to be gained from moaning every time one line-up gets something that the other doesn't. If you really are that upset, then avoid ATP in future. Or assuming money is the problem, you may want to start putting some cash aside for whatever they come up with in 2010 - it's supposedly a whole year of birthday celebrations so they wont blow their load entirely on the 10year weekend. ATP have listened to peoples genuine grievances and done their best to address them on these boards so far as i can see. Now please can you give it a rest...

        • well...

          to be honest they may be listening but I think ATP have done absolutely NOTHING to address peoples grievances other than say wait and see when the full lineups have been announced, which of course will be a bit fucking late.

          You are correct it is nothing to do with ATP if people can't go to both festivals, but it is something to do with them when the people who support ATP by getting tickets early get shafted by them announcing a second weekend a few weeks later, and have no means of changing or refunding tickets. Money is not an issue but ATP is different from any other festival in that you have can't just get a ticket on your own, you have to get it in a group which is expensive and logistically more complicated than other festivals.

          • also, is it worth moaning about this because if people actually complain then hopefully ATP won't do anything similar in the future.

            • i hope they do more things like this

              to piss off moaning indie prick mifflers.

              • Seriously yeah. All these people acting like it's some kind of Co-op and someone took a shit in the pond. Loyalty this, loyalty that. What EXACTLY do they owe you? People take this much too personally.

                Take it from a hypothetical viewpoint that they had announced both ATPs at the same time. People then spend the next 4 months umming and ahhing over the lineups and demanding announcements worthy of parting with their cash. Ticket sales stall....artists aren't interested...lineup is not what was intended. This is just a possible situation. I personally completely understand the business in what they have done. The lineups are very good and going to get better. MBV is turning out to be interesting and more experimental (in character of all NBCs) and the 10 Year weekend is great yes but surprising? Not really. What i'm saying is these 2 ATPs have a separate character and if you bought tickets for the first, you knew what you were letting yourself in for. The second one is a different can of beans altogether.

            • okay, lets see

              for people who had booked for NBC and wanted to go to both they offered the priority £20 early bird discount, they offered an installment scheme, they are allowing people to stay on site between the weekends. this might not help you personally but they HAVE put some thought into it and made an effort to make it easier for people.

              do you really expect them to refund or change your ticket? have my bloody valentine or sonic youth pulled out? no, you've paid for a MBV curated festival and they are keeping their end of the bargain by arranging it. there is no evidence that any of the bands playing 10years would have been picked by MBV if 10years wasn't happening so your grounds for complaint is that you have found something else you would rather spend your money on. but you don't get a refund for that - it's just life. you're not swapping a red jumper for a green jumper at M&S. let's say they offered a refund and for arguments sake a few thousand people pulled out of the MBV weekend. would the bands play for less money? remembering that it was the speed that NBC was selling out that prompted butlins to offer the second weekend, would they stand for suddenly finding the site half empty that weekend? it's unrealistic. from ATPs point of view, allowing people to migrate from one weekend to the other is both a logistical nightmare involving multiple ticketing agencies, differing prices, fees, etc. and given the 10year festival is going to sell out without any help, financially nonsensical in a year when two of their festivals failed to sell out already. imagine the precedent it would also set for any future May double-headers if people could just jump ship if god-forbid one line-up might end up "better" than another.

              i'm sorry, i'm playing devils advocate here to an extent and i'm not really as unsympathetic as my internet voice no doubt comes across. i think complaining further is unnecessary - ATP have made many errors of judgement over the years but they have been pretty good at learning from their mistakes and not repeating them. should you not also learn to be less hasty when booking a festival if you aren't going to be happy with the line-up? i just think it's wrong to think ATP have "shafted" you. you are pretty responsible for how things have turned out and you, your chalet-mates and all the other early-adopters are also now fully responsible for rocking up to NBC and having a absolute blast.

  • I REALLY want to go

    anyone interested?

  • fuck me....if i end up losing out on nightmare before christmas

    at least this will make up for it BIG TIME

  • oh man

    now I really need to go to this. Think I actually might be able to as well.

  • the funniest thing about all the miffling about this

    is that usually there are hordes of messageboard festival organisers berating ATP for booking "the same bands all the time".

    and now that they're booking both a festival that's clearly very curator-defined with smaller names and one which is only going to consist of previous ATP bands, everyone is moaning about the disparity in the lineup as regards "known" bands.

    GOOD WORK GUYSs

    manbearpig and ithica this'd this
  • Tell us this Jamie...

    ... Honestly. Do you have the same budget allocation for bands for each event? If you are going to spend the same money on both, then I think it's fair to put the fact that the announcement was a rather unfortunate misjudgement behind us, and to give you the benefit of the doubt w/regards to the highly dubious claim that you had "no idea" that 10yrs might be on the cards when you announced NBC.

    If you are planning (as it currently appears) a fucking giant blow-out, in which you spend vastly more on the 10yr, booking all the big hitters for your 'special' event then I think us whingebags are absolutely right to feel utterly short-changed.

    • its not up to jamie though

      it's MBV who pick and choose what bands play. I can't really imagine its Kevin Sheilds sat there on his knees asking for a band to an ATP organiser sat in a throne with a cigar and a cane saying that band costs too much because theyve just spunked ATP's whole budget on YYYs, Modest Mouse and so on.

      I have no idea how it works, i imagine its a total hassle having a band curate your event (and especially one on such a large scale), but if i had to guess ATP said to my bloody valentine the amount of bands and funds they could allow for it. And then maybe they just already planned had a bigger budget for the 10 year and this was going to happen regardless of NBC ticket sales.

      I mean, a tenth anniversarry is a big deal and youve got to show for it with worthwile bands. Having MBV curate an event sells itself because, right there in the title you know its got my bloody fucking valentine.

      It'll still be great, NBC is for me, looking to be the best festival this year and, i just think i've been greedy wanting more.

    • they're charging the same for both festivals

      how could they spend more on one?

      also: JESUS SHUT UP

  • If i was in Jamie Summers' shoes

    i wouldn't bother posting any more updates on here. the bitching is getting seriously undignified, and doesn't reflect well on the DiS community at all...but credit to him, he obviously has more patience than me.
    there's so many toys being thrown out of prams around here, i dunno how i haven't broken my neck tripping over one...

    in all likelihood, there's gonna be some serious heavy-hitters announced for the MBV weekend... jesus and mary chain and mogwai? wouldn't be surprised at all. and i wouldn't be surprised if evryone who goes to MBV weekend has the time of their life and ends up feeling really silly about all this.

  • As someone who is a little disgruntled...

    ... Even I admit that this is probably getting a little out of hand, people are going to end up tainting what looks like an awesome event (on either weekend) for themselves and for others. I've said all I intend to on the matter, I'm going to keep my MBV tix either way, and just hope that these latest announcements are as exciting as promised... Schtum.

  • i don't care who plays the 10 year one...

    MBV are without question one of my fave bands ever and virtually all the bands they've picked so far i love. So what if the bands on the 10 yr old are bigger? it doesn't mean anything, it's what they sound like that matters. infact i can't be arsed to even look at the line-up for the other one as i've got tickets for NBC and that's all I can afford for this year, so why tease myself?

  • What's funny is that

    people complain on here as if 'DISers' are the one and only target audience of ATP, when they probably only make up about 5% of the attendees. If that. I know loads of people who go that have never even heard of this site. It's as if ATP are gonna go, oh a handful people who write on internet message boards aren't happy, lets cancel the festival! Idiots...

    Boss_Bellini this'd this
  • i really dont understand

    what there is to complain about.. those people who bought tickets for MBV obviously wanted to go to that festival, and now all of a sudden they feel ripped off because ATP didnt ask they're permission to put on another festival a week later? stroppy little cardigan wearing,neon leggings sporting, indie elitists.... ATP is pretty much the best festval going and its slowly being infiltrated by people who go to it because they want to be part of the 'ATP scene'. If u go to any music festival surely its because you want to see the bands that are playing not just because you feel you are gonna be missing out on a party if you dont. Maybe some of the people who bought tickets for MBV got them just because it was NBC ATP and not because they love the music! ooh now there's a revelation.... sorry, ranting...

    Boss_Bellini and iamnotaperson this'd this
    • I think

      you're missing the point somewhat. The complaints aren't (as far as I can tell) from people who want to be able to go to every ATP on principle but from people who want to go to the best ATP possible. When you book a festival ticket based on five or so bands (as those of us who got early-bird NBC tickets did) there's a certain act of faith that the organisers are going to put together a great line-up regardless of whether they've sold it out or not. If you can't believe that then really the attractiveness of booking to go to an event like ATP which put tickets on sale with very few bands announced is undermined. What people seem to be concerned about is that ATP aren't going to hold up their end of that unspoken bargain now that they've got something else to do which they might see as a bigger priority.

      Personally I think that's premature - we've no idea what bands are yet to be announced for NBC, and I think the line-up is great so far. But I can at least see the thread of the complaints, and I think you're way off with your ranting summary.

      Wait and see anyway, I'm sure the good folks at ATP are well aware that people buy tickets on good faith about what's going to happen with the line-up and they'll do their best to keep up their end of it.

  • jesus fucking christ

    you people are crushingly embarrassing moany cunts. Get over yourselves.

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