2021 Album Fictional Festival Series: Indie Festival

I previously introduced this new series, which is a spinoff of previous Fictional Festival series, one only featuring artists who released albums in 2021.  This is the newest post in the series is a lineup, a festival set up to be an indie festival.  For more information about the series in general, please see this post.

After I finalized this lineup, 2 artists were replaced for various reasons.

 

Lineup

Friday

1.       Vampire Weekend

2.       Modest Mouse

3.       Dinosaur Jr.

4.       Lord Huron

5.       The Knocks

6.       The Hold Steady

7.       Aesop Rock

8.       First Aid Kit

9.       King Krule

10.   Lissie

11.   Andy Shauf

12.   Cannons

13.   Angelo De Augustine

14.   Ryley Walker

15.   Dijon

16.   Claud

17.   Laufey

18.   Sloppy Jane

19.   Les Filles de Illighadad

20.   Blu DeTiger

21.   The Bruce Lee Band

22.   Squirrel Flower

 

Saturday

1.       Phoebe Bridgers

2.       The War on Drugs

3.       Clairo

4.       Brittany Howard

5.       Julien Baker

6.       Sylvan Esso

7.       Angel Olsen

8.       Lucy Dacus

9.       Czarface

10.   Arlo Parks

11.   Faye Webster

12.   Camp Cope

13.   Indigo De Souza

14.   Laura Stevenson

15.   Ratboys

16.   Widowspeak

17.   Mdou Moctar

18.   Christian Lee Hutson

19.   Hand Habits

20.   Samia

21.   Alice Skye

22.   Charlie Hickey

23.   Mini Trees

 

Sunday

1.       Courtney Barnett

2.       Brandi Carlile

3.       Big Red Machine*

4.       Atmosphere

5.       Lake Street Drive

6.       Ani DiFranco

7.       Japanese Breakfast

8.       Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

9.       Spector**

10.   Allison Russell

11.   Goat Girl

12.   Mannequin Pussy

13.   Dehd

14.   Cassandra Jenkins

15.   The Spirit of the Beehive

16.   Allen Stone

17.   Arooj Aftab

18.   Jesca Hoop

19.   Luna Li

20.   Amythyst Kiah

21.   Bedoine

22.   Sa-Roch

23.   Trace Mountains

 

*Big Red Machine is replacing Arcade Fire, whose frontman, Win Butler, has been accused of misconduct by multiple individuals.  Courtney Barnett moved into the headliner spot as a replacement

**Spector is replacing Sam Fender, who cancelled the remainder of his tour for mental health reasons

 

 

Schedule

Friday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  Vampire Weekend

·         8:00-9:00:  Dinosaur Jr.

·         6:15-7:00:  The Knocks

·         5:00-5:30:  Lissie

·         4:00-4:30:  Cannons

·         3:00-3:30:  Ryley Walker

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  Modest Mouse

·         7:00-8:00:  Lord Huron

·         5:30-6:15:  The Hold Steady

·         4:30-5:00:  Andy Shauf

·         3:30-4:00:  Angelo De Augustine

Side Stage 1

·         6:15-7:00:  First Aid Kit

·         5:00-5:30:  Dijon

·         4:00-4:30:  Laufey

·         3:00-3:30:  Les Filled de Illighad

·         2:00-2:30:  The Bruce Lee Band

Side Stage 2

·         7:00-7:45:  Aesop Rock

·         5:30-6:15:  King Krule

·         4:30-5:00:  Claud

·         3:30-4:00:  Sloppy Jane

·         2:30-3:00:  Blu DeTiger

·         1:30-2:00:  Squirrel Flower

 

Saturday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  Phoebe Bridgers

·         8:00-9:00:  Clairo

·         6:15-7:00:  Julien Baker

·         5:00-5:30:  Arlo Parks

·         4:00-4:30:  Camp Cope

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  The War on Drugs

·         7:00-8:00:  Brittany Howard

·         5:30-6:15:  Sylvan Esso

·         4:30-5:00:  Faye Webster

·         3:30-4:00:  Indigo De Souza

·         2:30-3:00:  Laura Stevenson

Side Stage 1

·         7:00-7:45:  Angel Olsen

·         5:30-6:15:  Lucy Dacus

·         4:30-5:00:  Widowspeak

·         3:30-4:00:  Christian Lee Hutson

·         2:30-3:00:  Samia

·         1:30-2:00:  Charlie Hickey

Side Stage 2

·         6:15-7:00:  Czarface

·         5:00-5:30:  Ratboys

·         4:00-4:30:  Mdou Moctar

·         3:00-3:30:  Hand Habits

·         2:00-2:30:  Alice Skye

·         1:00-1:30:  Mini Trees

 

Sunday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  Courtney Barnett

·         8:00-9:00:  Big Red Machine

·         6:15-7:00:  Lake Street Dive

·         5:00-5:30:  Allison Russell

·         4:00-4:30:  Mannequin Pussy

·         3:00-3:30:  Cassandra Jenkins

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  Brandi Carlile

·         7:00-8:00:  Atmosphere

·         5:30-6:15:  Ani DiFranco

·         4:30-5:00:  Goat Girl

·         3:30-4:00:  Dehd

·         2:30-3:00:  The Spirit of the Beehive

Side Stage 1

·         6:15-7:00:  Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

·         5:00-5:30:  Jesca Hoop

·         4:00-4:30:  Arooj Aftab

·         3:00-3:30:  Amythyst Kiah

·         2:00-2:30:  Sa-Roch

Side Stage 2

·         7:00-7:45:  Japanese Breakfast

·         5:30-6:15:  Spector

·         4:30-5:00:  Allen Stone

·         3:30-4:00:  Luna Li

·         2:30-3:00:  Bedoine

·         1:30-2:00:  Trace Mountains

 

 

What do you think about this lineup?  Let me know in the comments!

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