bodomdragon wrote:I'd be very surprised if Moonsorrow or Death Angel get less minutes than Scar Symmetry or Mors Principium Est.
General Zod wrote:At this point, I would think the historical question that would be most telling is, how close to sailing has a headliner ever been announced? Much like everyone else, I have my fingers crossed for that Amon Amarth announcement. However, as the days pass, that just seems less and less realistic. As a promoter, you pay a band like Amon Amarth to drive ticket sales. But with the cruise setting sail in 35 days, what impact on ticket sales would they even have?
acidbasement wrote:The only reason to announce a headliner at the last minute would be to get more people in the habit of booking in the spring/summer, before much of the lineup is announced - the "trust me, it's going to be awesome" factor. Announcing Amon Amarth at the last minute might not do much for ticket sales this year (which really don't need much of a boost anyway), but could mean more people pull the trigger early next year.
General Zod wrote:cowboy71 wrote:Remembering 2016 we had 3 bands with 75 minute sets, 17 with 60 minutes, 40 with 45 minutes.
So if my above is correct we can expect one more band to be worth of 75 minute sets (Amon Amarth?), 1 worthy of 60 minutes and the rest 45 minutes.
At this point, I would think the historical question that would be most telling is, how close to sailing has a headliner ever been announced? Much like everyone else, I have my fingers crossed for that Amon Amarth announcement. However, as the days pass, that just seems less and less realistic. As a promoter, you pay a band like Amon Amarth to drive ticket sales. But with the cruise setting sail in 35 days, what impact on ticket sales would they even have?
AceHugger wrote:Godflesh wrote:Phoenix wrote:Yeah, and someone else didn't either. Maybe Alestorm.
Alestorm blew it because their guitarist "delivered a baby", remember?
Wtf???
cowboy71 wrote:Remembering 2016 we had 3 bands with 75 minute sets, 17 with 60 minutes, 40 with 45 minutes.
So if my above is correct we can expect one more band to be worth of 75 minute sets (Amon Amarth?), 1 worthy of 60 minutes and the rest 45 minutes.
slayergeek wrote:Remember Wintersun was announced the day before sail for whatever reason, no a minor add. Not sure the rhyme or reason behind it, but then this is Andy we are talking about. I am sure there was a reason, but I certainly don't know what it was...or if that same reasoning would apply to Amon Amarth
General Zod wrote:At this point, I would think the historical question that would be most telling is, how close to sailing has a headliner ever been announced?
Phoenix wrote:Nightmare is most likely a 45 minute set as well.
We're all sort of coming to the consensus that Amon Amarth isn't getting announced, so if we take them out of the picture, who gets the 3rd headline slot? Gojira maybe? I still sort of think Grave Digger, to make up for them missing their 2015 pool deck set.
cowboy71 wrote:Headliners and when they were announced. Interesting that the 2 latest headliners announced are the same band - VENOM. Announced with 57 days to go for 2015 and 40 days to go for 2012.
General Zod wrote:As for your set length analysis, it looks like a fairly strong projection. Moonsorrow is the one that would surprise me if they only got 45 minutes.
mooyagi wrote:General Zod wrote:As for your set length analysis, it looks like a fairly strong projection. Moonsorrow is the one that would surprise me if they only got 45 minutes.
I'm pretty sure that they only got 45 minutes when they played the cruise years back. I don't feel like they've gotten much bigger since then. I'd be happy for them to have a longer set.
cowboy71 wrote:UPDATED - added Gojira, a definite 60 minute-er. And Nightmare a definite 45.
EDIT - moved Scar Symmetry to the 45 minute list, and GSO is a definite 45 minuter.
Here is my take based on historical evidence for those bands that have been on before, and my own judgement for the first-timers.
75 MINUTES
Anthrax
Testament
60 MINUTES
Orphaned Land
Suffocation
Kamelot
Amorphis
Therion
Annihilator
Grave Digger
Nile
Haggard
Arch Enemy
Devildriver
Uli Jon Roth
Amaranthe
Marduk
Mors Principium Est
Gojira
45 MINUTES
Death Angel (they got 60 minutes in 2011 but one 45min and one 60min in 2014)
Equilibrium
Kalmah
Stuck Mojo
Powerglove
Dying Fetus
Cruachan
Omnium Gatherum
Draconian
Saltatio Mortis
Xandria
Revocation
Stam1na
Moonsorrow
Unleashed
Serenity
Orden Ogan
Demolition Hammer
Vreid
Pain
Grave
Psycroptic
Avatarium
Misery Loves Co
Cattle Decapitation
Nightmare
Scar Symmetry
Ghost Ship Octavius
Sgt. B wrote:I'd think Gojira will join Anthrax & Testament as a member of the 75 Minutes group.
Godflesh wrote:Did Marduk really get 60mn before?
With Angra most likely taking a 60mn slot, that leaves only one open, for Overkill.
acidbasement wrote:General Zod wrote:At this point, I would think the historical question that would be most telling is, how close to sailing has a headliner ever been announced? Much like everyone else, I have my fingers crossed for that Amon Amarth announcement. However, as the days pass, that just seems less and less realistic. As a promoter, you pay a band like Amon Amarth to drive ticket sales. But with the cruise setting sail in 35 days, what impact on ticket sales would they even have?
The only reason to announce a headliner at the last minute would be to get more people in the habit of booking in the spring/summer, before much of the lineup is announced - the "trust me, it's going to be awesome" factor. Announcing Amon Amarth at the last minute might not do much for ticket sales this year (which really don't need much of a boost anyway), but could mean more people pull the trigger early next year.
AceHugger wrote:
Personally I'm convinced it'll be John Cena. - He's always the surprise last announcement.
cowboy71 wrote:That gives us 3 x 75 minutes, 16 x 60 minutes, 37 x 45 minutes.
If we are to be the same as 2016 then we can expect 1 x 60 minutes and 3 x 45 minutes.
So either the final act will be a 60 minute-er, or they will be big enough to replace Gojira for the 3rd 75 minute slot.
metalmaciejmetal wrote:AceHugger wrote:
Personally I'm convinced it'll be John Cena. - He's always the surprise last announcement.
Just to swerve the marks. Right when they think Daniel Bryan is the 30th entrant, out comes Cena. Wait, we're not fantasy booking the rumble?
cowboy71 wrote:That gives us 3 x 75 minutes, 16 x 60 minutes, 37 x 45 minutes.
If we are to be the same as 2016 then we can expect 1 x 60 minutes and 3 x 45 minutes.
So either the final act will be a 60 minute-er, or they will be big enough to replace Gojira for the 3rd 75 minute slot.
Phoenix wrote:metalmaciejmetal wrote:AceHugger wrote:
Personally I'm convinced it'll be John Cena. - He's always the surprise last announcement.
Just to swerve the marks. Right when they think Daniel Bryan is the 30th entrant, out comes Cena. Wait, we're not fantasy booking the rumble?
If we're fantasy booking the rumble, Finn Balor wins. Obvs.
ExtraneouS wrote:Isn't he still out with his shoulder injury though? If he doesn't return, then Undertaker will probably win to set up his final match. But in reality, we know this will happen:
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