| The Libertines, Manel, Tycho, The Academic and Fat White Family add to the 20th anniversary’s line up, joined by the artists already confirmed Kasabian, Paul Weller, Paolo Nutini, Lily Allen, Jake Bugg, Chase & Status, Ellie Goulding, Tinie Tempah, M.I.A., Example, Ingrosso, Alesso, Katy B, Tame Impala, Cat Power, Above & Beyond, Manic Street Preachers, Travis, James, Klaxons, Courteeners, Albert Hammond, Jr, Sub Focus, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, Of Montreal, The Charlatans, Razorlight, The 1975, Jero Romero, Kodaline, Automatics, Tom Odell, Hozier, Chlöe Howl, Drenge, La Femme, François & The Atlas Mountains, Nina Nesbitt, Slow Magic, Telegram and The Presidents of the United States of America, Tachenko, MUCHO, Kokoshca, El Último Vecino, The Parrots and Skizophonic.
FIB 2014 will take place at Benicàssim (Castellón – Spain) on July 17-20.
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The Libertines | |||
Pete Doherty, Carl Barât, John Hassal and Gary Powell, the classic line up of The Libertines, was one of the most influential UK bands of the last decade. They created songs that became hymns for the British youth even before the release of their debut album ‘Up The Bracket’ (2002). This amazing record produced by Mick Jones from The Clash established them as one of the most popular bands in the United Kingdom. In 2005, The Libertines played their last gig without their charismatic front man Pete Doherty.
Doherty, aside from The Libertines, started a new phase in his music career with Babyshambles, with whom he released 5 excellent albums. Sometime after in 2009 he also published his one and only solo project: ‘Grace/Wastelands’, signed for the first time under his own name.
Barât has also released several albums aside from The Libertines, both solo or with his band Dirty Pretty Things.
The Libertines reunited, in a more or less official way in March of 2010, when they announced themselves as headliners of Reading and Leeds festival.
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TYCHO | |||
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Scott Hansen’s love for melodies gives his music great depth and distance, which can landscapes whilst allowing us to fly though pleasant states of mind and rhythm. His excellent electronic sound which is heavy with the influences of hip hop and post pop such as songs like “Dive” or his more recent “Awake” are two amazing examples of the talent this San Francisco based artist, who is also succeeding as a design photographer under the alias of ISO50.
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Manel | |||
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“Atletes, Baixin De L’Escenari”, is the name of Barcelona’s based band last album, which has proved their capacity to create good pieces of pop which hold up three excellent albums. The four piece formed byMartí Maymó, Arnau Vallvé, Roger Padilla y Guillem Gisbert accumulate in their songs a melodic wit which together with their pleasant folky accent makes their live shows utterly unique.
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Fat White Family | |||
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The dirty sound of this London based six piece is like pure gasoline. Rough, gruesome, fuzzy, and with weird effects and voices that grate with a powerful capacity of creating image. This is the sound of “Champagne Holocaust”, their debut album in which, without a doubt, they have exposed enough reasons to celebrate their garage rock. The Fat White Family has given birth to an album which is as carnal and sexual as it is strange and wrapping.
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The Academic | |||
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This exciting indie rock four piece band from Ireland are recognizable by only a small number of songs such as “Forrest”, “Bear Claws”, “Werewolf” or “Chasers”. These tracks whilst remaining a big part of this genre also pushes them forward in to unknown territory which is where the excitement lies. The Mulligan based band will come to FIB introducing these songs and much ahead of the release of their debut album.
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FIB 2014 :: 20th Anniversary :: Sea, Sun and Sound :: Celebrate our birthday on the beach | |||
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Just added
The Libertines
Manel, Tycho ~ The Academic ~ Fat White Family
We are offering you the order of the day by day lineup of the bands and artists who will make this 20th Anniversary an unforgettable event. More acts still to be confirmed every day, including Thursday 17.
This year FIB Benicassim will be celebrating its 20th birthday. Over the years the line-ups and the festival has given thousands of people memories and experiences that will stay with them for many years. Days and nights full of hustle and bustle dancing from one stage to another to watch your favourite bands and DJ’s.
So it’s not surprising that this year’s festival is welcoming symbolic artists from past and present of the music scene and the festivals history. Paul Weller, The Charlatans, James, Manic Street Preachers or Travis, are pillars of the idea from which the festival was created, and which legacy still remains. These, united with others, like Kasabian, The Libertines, Paolo Nutini, Ellie Goulding, Lily Allen, Tinie Tempah, M.I.A., Tame Impala, Courteeners, Jake Bugg, Klaxons or Albert Hammond, Jr, are a sure fire win of a line-up for any avid music lover.
On our stages you will hear the sounds coming from Manchester, contemporary electronic music, echoes of the sixties, rock and other powerful guitar solos from our legendary bands and also new bands with the likes of Drenge, La Femme, Fat White Family, Tycho, Slow Magic, The 1975 and Telegram.
Included on the brill are new up-and-coming voices; Katy B, Chlöe Howl or Nina Nesbitt; experts in making people dance; Tinie Tempah, Ingrosso, Alesso, Example, Chase & Status or Sub Focus; and gentle offers full of delicacy such as Cat Power, François And The Atlas Mountains or those who were under rated, Of Montreal.
There is also, a carefully selected representation of the Spanish national scene. From the garage urgency of The Parrots, going through the electric pop of El ultimo Vecino, the strong rock of Mucho, the intimacy of Jero Romero, the alternative noise of Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, the temporal pop of Manel y Tachenko, the risk of Kokoshca and the hyper-timed rock of Skizophonic, without forgetting the indie sensibilities of Automatics.
Throughout the decades FIB’s line-up’s have been booked with the same passion and love for music as was 20 years ago, creating unforgettable memories and experiences, which today is a reason to celebrate the 20th anniversary of FIB Benicassim.
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Tickets on sale from the 20th of May | |||
| 4-day pass :: 149 €, until the 29th of May, when they will go up to 150€ 4-day pass for residents and students of the Valencian Community :: 105 €, until the 29 of May, when they will go up to 112 €. 3-day pass (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) :: 129€ 3-day pass for residents and students of the Valencian Community :: 91€ 2-day pass ( Friday – Saturday, Saturday – Sunday) :: 99€ 2-day pass for residents and students of the Valencian Community :: 69€ Thursday ticket :: 49€ Tickets for Friday, Saturday or Sunday :: 59€ VIP :: 325€ VillaCamp :: 80 €. Caravans :: 99 €. | |||
SEE YOU IN BENICÀSSIM! | |||
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Wednesday, 21 May 2014
FIB 2014 :: The Libertines and more :: Day by day line up :: Tickets on sale
Sunday, 18 November 2012
BILBAO BBK LIVE 2013 - JULY 11, 12 & 13
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Sunday, 29 July 2012
BENIDORM LOW COST FESTIVAL 2012 REVIEW (SATURDAY 28th)
The second day of Benidorm LowCost Festival
2012 started with Dj Warm Up and Cosmonauta on the second stage and Anni
B Sweet on the first.
The night came, back on the second stage, with Second
who developed almost all the setlist in Spanish, but for one song, to the days
the used to compose all their songs in English. The five from Murcia counted
with the special appearance of a violinist of the Philharmonic Orchestra of
their city.
The next band to get on the main stage was Fanfarlo.
Vocalist also played saxo, as well as one keyboarder who also played trumpet
and the other keyboard who played violin. They offered a sober show, but too
much sober from time to time. Saxo and trumpet had an interesting while for a
musical fight. Before they went they wished we would enjoy Placebo and
Citizens!
But until Placebo we devoted an eye to Fuel
fandango. When guitarist stood at the synthesizer the gig took a trip
hop look, but not for too long because singer moves from fusion folk rock in
Spanish to Amystyle soul in English in a little while, with a voice that
sounded almost perfect.
And they time for Placebo came. The most
crowded gig of the night started, as it should do, with Kitty Litter, Battle For The
Sun, Every Me Every You, with the
intro that during years had been used and almost became a part of the song.
Brian introduced the band in purpose in exaggeratedly
perfect Spanish to make clear we need to Speak
In Tongues, their next song to be played. Black eyed, Special Needs, For What It’s Worth, I Know, in which Brian
made the tune much lower and easier in the whole song.
Slave to The Wage was a surprise for some of us who
like it but were not expecting it. Tempo slowed down perhaps because of Spanish
hot and moist weather.
Meds started in a really slowed tempo
style reminding a kind of reinvention of Every Me, Every You
A song to Say Goodbye and The Bitter End reminded us that could not last forever as well
created an hypnotic atmosphere that tried to make us think that moment was not
just the end of a gig but the end of the world.
After a Macaco Style cover to Teenage Agnst, four encores, including Post Blue, and B3, presented as
live debut.
On the second stage, El Columpio Asesino. had
the difficult mission to take our mood from Placebo to the next band on the
main stage, La Casa Azul. They accomplished pretty well for an
overpopulated public.
Citizens! were to play next on the second stage that now
no one would think to be the second. Reptile
and Caroline were to of their most
claimed songs, in a gig that perhaps did not deserved the previous high
expectations but for sure made a few of the attendees memorize their name to
follow them in the future.
In this moment, even though both on the main and on the second stage, great shows were to came with Ettiene de Creci and Make The Girl Dance (live set), we could not witness their No Brain or Baby, Baby, Baby, respectively.
The insatiable ones stayed to burn their
trainers dancing to The Zombie Kids.
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