Coachella 2010: Porcupine Tree (and no MN)

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Saturday = prog

Faith No More, Muse, Porcupine Tree, Mew, Coheed and Cambria

PT of course can make it to Coachella finally, but can't make it back to Minneapolis after selling out twice, the last being 5 years ago this May.

Friday April 16

Aeroplane, Alana Grace, As Tall As Lions, Baroness, Benny Benassi, Calle 13, Céu, deadmau5, Deer Tick, DJ Lance Rock, Echo & the Bunnymen, Erol Alkan, Fever Ray, Grace Jones, Grizzly Bear, Hockey, Iglu & Hartly, Jay-Z, Jets Overhead, Kate Miller-Heidke, La Roux, LCD Soundsystem, Little Dragon, Lucero, Pablo Hassan, Passion Pit, P.O.S., Proxy, Public Image Limited, Ra Ra Riot, She & Him, Sleigh bells, The Avett Brothers, The Cribs, The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Specials, The Whitest Boy Alive, Them Crooked Vultures, Vampire Weekend, Wale, Wolfgang Gartner, Yeasayer

Saturday April 17

2 Many DJs, Almighty Defenders, Aterciopelados, Band of Skulls, Bassnectar, Beach House, Camera Obscura, Coheed and Cambria, Corinne Bailey Rae, Craze, David Guetta, DEVO, Dirty Projectors, Dirty South, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Faith No More, Flying Lotus, Frank Turner, Frightened Rabbit, GIRLS, Gossip, Hot Chip, John Waters, Kaskade, Klever, Les Claypool, Major Lazer, Mew, MGMT, Muse, Old Crow Medicine Show, Porcupine Tree, Portugal. The Man, Pretty Lights, RX Bandits, Shooter Jennings, Sia, Steel Train, The Dead Weather, The Raveonettes, The Temper Trap, The xx, Tiësto, Tokyo Police Club, White Rabbits, Z-Trip

Sunday April 18

B.o.B., Babasónicos, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Club 75, De La Soul, Deerhunter, Delphic, Florence & The Machine, Gary Numan, Gil Scott-Heron, Gorillaz, Hadouken!, Infected Mushroom, Julian Casablancas, Kevin Devine, King Khan and the Shrines, Little Boots, Local Natives, Matt & Kim, Mayer Hawthorne, Miike Snow, Mute Math, One eskimO, Orbital, Owen Pallett, PAPARRAZI, Pavement, Phoenix, Plastikman, Rusko, Sly & The Family Stone, Spoon, Sunny Day Real Estate, Talvin Singh, The Big Pink, The Glitch Mob, The Middle East, The Soft Pack, Thom Yorke, Yann Tiersen, Yo La Tengo

if I only won the lottery would I find the reason to throw that kind of cash and hours of perspiration among the body-odor-aroma that is those festivals..standing-outdoors-area-only.

But the prog presence is nice, but all of those bands should play in Minneapolis in 2010. Will they? PT probably not, the others all may.