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New Order confirmed for Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2005
Today the lineup for the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2005 was revealed, and New Order is scheduled to play on Sunday May 1st.
Other bands scheduled to play that night include: Nine Inch Nails, Gang of Four, Prodigy, The Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Black Star, The Faint, British Sea Power and Stereophonics.
Since the Coachella Festival is a 2 day event and your ticket gives you access for 2 days, the bands on the first day includes: Coldplay, Bauhaus, Weezer, Cocteau Twins, the Chemical Brothers, Keane, Doves and Snow Patrol.
Other bands scheduled to play that night include: Nine Inch Nails, Gang of Four, Prodigy, The Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Black Star, The Faint, British Sea Power and Stereophonics.
Since the Coachella Festival is a 2 day event and your ticket gives you access for 2 days, the bands on the first day includes: Coldplay, Bauhaus, Weezer, Cocteau Twins, the Chemical Brothers, Keane, Doves and Snow Patrol.
Today the lineup for the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2005 was revealed, and New Order is scheduled to play on Sunday May 1st.
Other bands scheduled to play that night include: Nine Inch Nails, Gang of Four, Prodigy, The Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Black Star, The Faint, British Sea Power and Stereophonics.
Since the Coachella Festival is a 2 day event and your ticket gives you access for 2 days, the bands on the first day includes: Coldplay, Bauhaus, Weezer, Cocteau Twins, the Chemical Brothers, Keane, Doves and Snow Patrol.
Other bands scheduled to play that night include: Nine Inch Nails, Gang of Four, Prodigy, The Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Black Star, The Faint, British Sea Power and Stereophonics.
Since the Coachella Festival is a 2 day event and your ticket gives you access for 2 days, the bands on the first day includes: Coldplay, Bauhaus, Weezer, Cocteau Twins, the Chemical Brothers, Keane, Doves and Snow Patrol.
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