I know at this point it's a bit of a foregone conclusion but there were a few Continental bands who were asked in that mad dash in the end run who had to say no but virtually all of them said "We can be 100% committed to playing next year if you want us". So if Andy is following true to his promises in the Thank You, I would say there's a strong chance Andy will book from them to fill out out the "filler" and "mid tier" bands
Yeah, I think the main reason they weren't included in this year's "OH SHIT WE NEED BANDS" was because they've been touring pretty much non-stop since the album dropped. I've got some time with Caser during the upcoming NA tour and I'll have to make a note to include bring that up to see if it's changed since the tour they did around the same time last year.
(For anyone curious and too lazy to count, it was 21 out of the 61)cowboy71 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 9:12 pm Can always count on at least one artist from the Metallian roster - this year it was DESTINITY:
http://metallianprod.com/artists/
Would LOVE Deathless Legacy to return or for a newbie from that roster, LIV SIN.
And given seemingly half the lineup this year came from Continental Touring's books.....:
https://www.continentaltouring.us/roster
From those, I'd like to see ADX, Rhapsodycowboy71 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 9:12 pm Can always count on at least one artist from the Metallian roster - this year it was DESTINITY:
http://metallianprod.com/artists/
Would LOVE Deathless Legacy to return or for a newbie from that roster, LIV SIN.
And given seemingly half the lineup this year came from Continental Touring's books.....:
https://www.continentaltouring.us/roster
Continental would be I assume their agent for touring the US, whereas Reigning Phoenix is their label.
Ad Infinitum and Anaal Nathrakh yes please!cowboy71 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 9:12 pm Can always count on at least one artist from the Metallian roster - this year it was DESTINITY:
http://metallianprod.com/artists/
Would LOVE Deathless Legacy to return or for a newbie from that roster, LIV SIN.
And given seemingly half the lineup this year came from Continental Touring's books.....:
https://www.continentaltouring.us/roster
Metallian roster suits me well:cowboy71 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 9:12 pm Can always count on at least one artist from the Metallian roster - this year it was DESTINITY:
http://metallianprod.com/artists/
Would LOVE Deathless Legacy to return or for a newbie from that roster, LIV SIN.
And given seemingly half the lineup this year came from Continental Touring's books.....:
https://www.continentaltouring.us/roster
Unfortunately I'm afraid they're too big for the boat.
We've said the same thing about Nightwish (post Annette era), Emperor, and Devin Townsend.bodomdragon wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:42 amUnfortunately I'm afraid they're too big for the boat.
I will be watching two shows of that tour, Barcelona and Madrid, right before travelling to Miami for the cruise.
Electric Callboy are way bigger than all the bands you're mentioning. They're not a boat band. I could give you a wide number of indicators and you would probably disagree with all of them, but it is what it is. As an example, they will be headlining Hellfest next summer along with bands such as Judas Priest, Linkin Park, Korn or Muse, higher in the lineup than other bands like Dream Theater, Epica, Till Lindemann, Airbourne, Satriani + Steve Vai or Savatage.MuzakMaker wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:02 amWe've said the same thing about Nightwish (post Annette era), Emperor, and Devin Townsend.bodomdragon wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:42 amUnfortunately I'm afraid they're too big for the boat.
I will be watching two shows of that tour, Barcelona and Madrid, right before travelling to Miami for the cruise.
Looking at post pandemic trends, Andy does seem to be willing to give up more of his line up to bands that ask for more provided they'll move Ticket sales. And EC moves tickets very well.
Combine that with more EU bands finally accepting that US/CA pays less but has enough live energy to make it worth it, I could see EC being open to an offer if Andy extends it.
I don't see it as likely for next boat though. EC tends to do a tour around their NA fests and they don't do back to back tours (a smart move).
That's great and all but it's more important where the band is in the relevant market.bodomdragon wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:17 amElectric Callboy are way bigger than all the bands you're mentioning. They're not a boat band. I could give you a wide number of indicators and you would probably disagree with all of them, but it is what it is. As an example, they will be headlining Hellfest next summer along with bands such as Judas Priest, Linkin Park, Korn or Muse, higher in the lineup than other bands like Dream Theater, Epica, Till Lindemann, Airbourne, Satriani + Steve Vai or Savatage.MuzakMaker wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:02 amWe've said the same thing about Nightwish (post Annette era), Emperor, and Devin Townsend.bodomdragon wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:42 am
Unfortunately I'm afraid they're too big for the boat.
I will be watching two shows of that tour, Barcelona and Madrid, right before travelling to Miami for the cruise.
Looking at post pandemic trends, Andy does seem to be willing to give up more of his line up to bands that ask for more provided they'll move Ticket sales. And EC moves tickets very well.
Combine that with more EU bands finally accepting that US/CA pays less but has enough live energy to make it worth it, I could see EC being open to an offer if Andy extends it.
I don't see it as likely for next boat though. EC tends to do a tour around their NA fests and they don't do back to back tours (a smart move).
Oh dang, that is some good size blow up. The show here sold out in minutes too and definitely could've been moved to a larger venue if we had anything between that and the 8k person venueDeadPoet wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 4:35 pm It would be a dream to see EC play the boat. They would definitely bring a party to the pool deck. And there is for sure a demand for them as seen on the annual wishlists. However, they have gotten quite big in recent years. In 2023, when they played Montreal, they sold out a venue that Nightwish regularly plays at in 2 minutes of presale. The following year, they came back here and sold out an entire arena within a few days. The longer Andy waits to book them, the less likely it becomes. But my dream will still stay alive!
Please please please
Seconded.
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