Posts with tag ”wayoutwest”
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Way Out West 2024
There’s something beautifully deranged about Way Out West. Equal parts eclectic music, in-your-face eco-manifesto and fashion runway for young people who haven’t seen dirt in years. It’s a three-day hallucination where vegan kebab is considered gourmet and half the crowd looks like extras from a Wes Anderson fever dream.
Way Out West 2022
Due to the pandemic, this is the first Way Out West to be held in three years time. Last time was 2019 which featured a lot of rain and not too many exciting bands (at least according to this old grumpy).
Way Out West 2019
Here we go again for another year at Way Out West. It’s getting a bit predictive, but there were a few new additions to explore.
Way Out West 2018
So here we are again at Way Out West. For each year I’m starting to feel more like the old men Statler and Waldorf in The Muppet Show. I’m getting older and the bands booked are getting a bit less interesting.
Way Out West 2017
After the rain havoc last year, I prepared for the worst and went muttering on the tram towards this year’s edition of Way Out West.
Henry Rollins at Way Out West 2016
Here we go again. The outdoor festival Way Out West has become a summer tradition, stuffed to the brim with overpriced falafel, ironic footwear and enough Aperol Spritz to float a battleship.
Yet another year at Way Out West 2015
Time for yet another visit to Way Out West, the annual outdoor city festival in Gothenburg. At first the lineup seemed a bit sparse, but it actually turned out to be great.
Way Out West 2014
The city festival Way Out West is known for having an eclectic mix of bands, and this year was certainly no exception.
Meeting the robots at Way Out West 2012
Time for another year at Way Out West, the cozy and predictable festival in the forest. It’s always a bit of a challenge to have an early slot at a festival, since people tend to arrive later in the afternoon.
Way Out West 2008 post mortem
The time had come to visit the overpriced frenzy of Way Out West. It turned out to be just as I thought it would be. On one hand, it’s quite comfy to visit a festival at the heart of your home town.