Roadburn 2019 - Headliner, Curator And More Announced
The people behind the long-running Roadburn festival have released exciting news regarding its 2019 edition, set for April 11-14th. The headliner, curator, and more bands have now been announced. This year's curator is Tomas Lindberg, best known as the frontman of At The Gates, Disfear, and other bands. The headliner is legendary stoner doom band Sleep, who will play two sets.
The press release states: "Roadburn is thrilled to welcome Sleep back to the festival as our main headliners for 2019. In two career-spanning sets, Sleep will shine the spotlight first on their iconic album, Holy Mountain, and then the following night focus on their latest - crushing - release, The Sciences. There will be enough time for some bonus tracks and surprises, adding to the once-in-a-lifetime feel of this pair of sets."
The festival will also include two rare sets by goth/noise/shoegaze/etc act Have A Nice Life. One show will be dedicated to their cult classic debut Deathconsciousness, which turned 10 this year, and the other will be a "regular" show.
Tomas Lindberg commented: "Roadburn for me has always been about eclecticism, and underground music of all styles that desperately demand your attention. Walter and I have already started talking about possibilities, and I am super excited about the direction of these talks. See you there!"
Also added to the lineup are Birds In Row, Vile Creature, Midnight and Seven That Spells. They join previously announced acts Heilung, Louise Lemón and Gore.
Check out the festival's page for more details and stay tuned for ticketing info in the near future.
The press release states: "Roadburn is thrilled to welcome Sleep back to the festival as our main headliners for 2019. In two career-spanning sets, Sleep will shine the spotlight first on their iconic album, Holy Mountain, and then the following night focus on their latest - crushing - release, The Sciences. There will be enough time for some bonus tracks and surprises, adding to the once-in-a-lifetime feel of this pair of sets."
The festival will also include two rare sets by goth/noise/shoegaze/etc act Have A Nice Life. One show will be dedicated to their cult classic debut Deathconsciousness, which turned 10 this year, and the other will be a "regular" show.
Tomas Lindberg commented: "Roadburn for me has always been about eclecticism, and underground music of all styles that desperately demand your attention. Walter and I have already started talking about possibilities, and I am super excited about the direction of these talks. See you there!"
Also added to the lineup are Birds In Row, Vile Creature, Midnight and Seven That Spells. They join previously announced acts Heilung, Louise Lemón and Gore.
Check out the festival's page for more details and stay tuned for ticketing info in the near future.
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| musclassia Posts: 7033 From: UK  |
Oh come on, 2 Sleep sets and neither of them are Dopesmoker?? Only joking, although they could probably fit everything they've ever released into 2 2-hour sets like Neurosis played in 2016 when they headlined
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| RaduP CertifiedHipster Posts: 8628 From: Romania  |
If anything, it's that HANL set that has me sold
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| X-Ray Rod Skandino Posts: 18274 From: Sweden  |
Same here. I'll catch Sleep's Holy Mountain set if nothing of importance is in my way but Deathconsciousness?!?!?! That shit is a must.
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| Darkside Momo Retired Posts: 9087 From: France  |
I wouldn't be surprised if Tomas Lindberg talked Baroness into doing another accoustic show 
---- My Author's Blog (in French)  "You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you" "I've lost too many years now I'm stealing back my soul I am awake"
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| Vombatus Potorro Posts: 2354 From: Spain  |
Looks very decent for now. Would be extra-cool if Midnight played a surprise show at 1am in Cul De Sac  Written by Guest on 16.08.2018 at 21:48 I definitely think Eindhoven is the place with most hotel options, since Tilburg is always full. There are other places around (Breda, etc), but Eindhoven is biggest-best-better- I stayed there in 2016, and the whole daily way around trip was fine and all. Quite expensive though, so if I return (maybe), I'd try one of the bungalows or flexhotel thing at the campsite.
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| Pimpelmee Amazing Mapman Posts: 74 From: The Netherlands  |
Written by Guest on 16.08.2018 at 21:48 http://roadburn.com/tickets/ --> Hotels. Eindhoven, Den Bosch, Breda. All with good trainconnections from Tilburg. Last trains around 2:00.
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| Desha delicious dish Posts: 800 From: Germany  |
Hmmm not super sold so far this year, as I actually know few of the artists at this point. Let's hope the next batch has some bands I'm super excited to see. Also probably gonna stay at the camp site again. Though maybe depending on the circumstances of my arrival and who I bring with me I might stay at my cousin's house in a nearby town.
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| Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck Posts: 40071 From: The Netherlands  |
Written by Guest on 16.08.2018 at 21:48 Again? My guess is that there will be less metal this year.
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| Maco Pvt Funderground Posts: 3593  |
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 17.08.2018 at 16:06 You mean next year haha
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Account deleted Written by Vombatus on 17.08.2018 at 00:12 Im going for Eindhoven, as its my first visit I prefer a bit of stability. Thanks for the info 
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