Something new for us to do, basically you're going to create an ultimate show and explain why the acts you choose should be involved and their placement on your show. It's going to be a limit of 7 acts, got that, 7. Any genre you like, but attempt to make sure their popularity and style is a fit for when they would go on stage. Also, no dead people. Yeah I know you'd like to have The Doors, The Ramones, The Clash and Rozz Williams playing your little festival, but they're dead, so only currently living acts that could plausibly happen. Now if a band has broken up, but the members are alive, feel free to reunite them for your show.

Ok.....go

Bugger! So I cant bring Strummer back from the dead? I'm going to have to think about this - nice idea Spooks, I also like the supergroup one, again more thinking needed on my part.

I actually really, really put some thought into this one, and came up with about 15 bands that I could see playing a festival and their sounds would compliment each other while being broad enough to see a decent amount of diversity in the fans. Goth, punk, rock, funk, hip-hop and industrial all have big support here, as do each of the bands having a lot of stage presence. Bands that I really, really, really wanted to put in here and just couldn't keep one of the bands below off: Strapping Young Lad, The Dead Weather, Immortal Technique, Napalm Death, Deftones, Rasputina. But i just feel like the groups below would all compliment each other and their styles and sounds the best.


Low Supporting Acts (45 minute set):
Emily Autumn
Atmosphere

High Supporting Acts (60 minute sets):
The Dresden Dolls
Flogging Molly
Mindless Self Indulgence

Double Man Events (90 minute sets):
System Of A Down
Tool