Night Of The Prog Festival X - Line-Up Revealed
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Night Of The Prog festival and the prog mecca has unveiled its full line-up for this summer. Since it's the 10th anniversary, it should be pretty special, right? It is, in fact. They celebrate this edition by extending the event to three days and inviting some of the best of the previous line-ups as well as some brand new faces.
Running from the 17th until the 19th of July 2015, the Friday opening day will be headlined by the legendary Camel and they will be joined by Pendragon, Anneke van Giersbergen presents The Gentle Storm, Beardfish, Neal Morse, Lesoir and IO Earth.
Saturday 18th July will see Fish return to the stage with his 30th anniversary celebration of Misplaced Childhood, and bolstering the line-up will be Riverside, The Enid, Lazuli, Luna Kiss and Sylvan.
Finally on Sunday 19th July, Steve Hackett will be playing his last ever full Genesis Revisited set, with support from Pain Of Salvation, Steve Rothery Band, Haken, Kaipa Da Capo and Special Providence.
Taking place at the beautiful Lorelei Amphitheatre in Germany, tickets are on sale now at this location.
Running from the 17th until the 19th of July 2015, the Friday opening day will be headlined by the legendary Camel and they will be joined by Pendragon, Anneke van Giersbergen presents The Gentle Storm, Beardfish, Neal Morse, Lesoir and IO Earth.
Saturday 18th July will see Fish return to the stage with his 30th anniversary celebration of Misplaced Childhood, and bolstering the line-up will be Riverside, The Enid, Lazuli, Luna Kiss and Sylvan.
Finally on Sunday 19th July, Steve Hackett will be playing his last ever full Genesis Revisited set, with support from Pain Of Salvation, Steve Rothery Band, Haken, Kaipa Da Capo and Special Providence.
Taking place at the beautiful Lorelei Amphitheatre in Germany, tickets are on sale now at this location.
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| Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck Elite Posts: 40071  |
Written by bodomdragon on 17.03.2015 at 18:44 I dislike most prog and find this line-up finger licking good.
---- Member of the true crusade against European Flower Metal Yesterday is dead and gone, tomorrow is out of sight Dawn Crosby (r.i.p.) 05.04.1963 - 15.12.1996 
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| Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck Elite Posts: 40071 |
Neal Morse, Riverside, Camel, Fish, Steve Rothery, Steve Hackett, Pain Of Salvation ALL are classic prog names and immensely influential ones. This truly is a line-up that should especially appeal to prog fans, but also to fans of great music.
---- Member of the true crusade against European Flower Metal Yesterday is dead and gone, tomorrow is out of sight Dawn Crosby (r.i.p.) 05.04.1963 - 15.12.1996
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| BloodTears ANA-thema Elite Posts: 11835  |
It's a very rare thing but I do actually agree with Marcel  This line-up is amazing. Almost all of my fav prog bands represented here with a few exceptions. I guess it would be too hard to get Green Carnation for this as well.
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| PanzerPriest Posts: 43  |
Written by bodomdragon on 17.03.2015 at 18:44 You must be kidding! Riverside, Beardfish, Pain of salvation are brilliant! Steve Hackett is the King! Beautiful line-up!
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| musclassia Staff Posts: 7820  |
This line-up is excellent and I would definitely go if it was in the UK; as it is, I'll probably make do with the slightly inferior but similar festival going on in Kent instead. Ramblin' Man Fair in the UK has Riverside, Camel, Marillion and Haken on its prog stage, but the two Steves and PoS on the Sunday are very tasty too.
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| Ivor Staff Posts: 5551  |
Written by Diverge on 18.03.2015 at 02:25 See the first post and the next after yours - the guy is into prog metal, hence the disappointment. I think the line-up is pretty damn great. @bodi10: Out of your list most aren't worth much either musically (any more) or live. Out of the bands on the festival Beardfish, Lazuli, RIverside and Pain of Salvation alone blow most of them to bits, not to mention Hackett who is a class of his own (I've seen that show twice now, so I know what I'm talking about). Threshold, though, that is brilliant, I can vouch for that. I.
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