With the teaser that Daft Punk’s been playing at Coachella, it wouldn’t surprise me if there’s an even more newsworthy event happening tomorrow night when Phoenix takes the stage.

Perhaps the postulating that Phoenix got the headliner because they couldn’t get Daft Punk were both onto something, and missing it simultaneously? What if they couldn’t get Daft Punk to headline, but they were up for a surprise appearance with Phoenix instead, and the organizers, of course knowing that, gave them the sole headlining slot on Saturday?

You’re not too far off:
http://www.quantcast.com/rachaelray.com
It seems like her website audience is females 25 years and older, with a surprising 65+ block.

I remember watching a clip of Passion Pit live a few years ago, and they seemed to sound really really bad in a live setting. It makes sense, seeing as they had just experienced an extreme burst in popularity following the release of Manners, and were definately not used to playing such large venues all of a sudden.

But I take it they’ve seriously improved since then? I didn’t see any mention of out-of-pitch singing in this write-up.

That had to be one gritty makeout.

Seriously. How many acts playing are Detroit-based?
Besides the 8 signed to Psychopathic, I count at least 2 more based on name alone.