Surf Curse is an American indie rock band known for their dreamy and surf-inspired sound. The band consists of Nicholas Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck, who started making music together in 2012. Their music often explores themes of youth, love, and belonging. In 2022, Surf Curse released their latest album, "Setlist." This album showcases their growth as musicians and songwriters, with a more polished and refined sound compared to their earlier work. The songs on "Setlist" are reflective and introspective, with lyrics that delve into personal experiences and emotions.
Kid Cudi (on Friday 6/10), Halsey (6/11) and J. Cole (6/12) headline, and the lineup also includes Migos, Skepta, JPEGMAFIA, beabadoobee, Coi Leray, Channel Tres, Samia, Blu DeTiger and more on Friday; Flume, Roddy Ricch, Joji, Ashnikko, YG, Tove Lo, Denzel Curry, Diesel (aka Shaquille O’Neal), Benee, Dehd and more on Saturday; and Playboi Carti, Kaytranada, Clairo, Jazmine Sullivan, 100 gecs, Japanese Breakfast, Soccer Mommy, Surf Curse, Duckwrth, and more on Sunday. See it in full below.
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The songs on "Setlist" are reflective and introspective, with lyrics that delve into personal experiences and emotions. One of the standout tracks on "Setlist" is "Lost," a poignant and melancholic song that captures the feeling of aimlessness and confusion. The lyrics speak of longing for something more and questioning one's place in the world.
Governors Ball 2022 lineup: J. Cole, Halsey, Kid Cudi, Jazmine Sullivan, 100 gecs & more
After dropping clues about 2022, NYC festival Governors Ball has officially announced this year’s lineup. Like its 2021 edition, it’s happening in the Citi Field parking lot in Queens (moved from its previous location of Randall’s Island Park), and it’s returning, from September, to its usual time of year, on Friday, June 10 – Sunday, June 12.
Kid Cudi (on Friday 6/10), Halsey (6/11) and J. Cole (6/12) headline, and the lineup also includes Migos, Skepta, JPEGMAFIA, beabadoobee, Coi Leray, Channel Tres, Samia, Blu DeTiger and more on Friday; Flume, Roddy Ricch, Joji, Ashnikko, YG, Tove Lo, Denzel Curry, Diesel (aka Shaquille O’Neal), Benee, Dehd and more on Saturday; and Playboi Carti, Kaytranada, Clairo, Jazmine Sullivan, 100 gecs, Japanese Breakfast, Soccer Mommy, Surf Curse, Duckwrth, and more on Sunday. See it in full below.
3-day and single day GA and VIP tickets go on sale Thursday, January 27 at 12 PM ET, and there’s a presale for Citi cardholders starting today (1/25) at 10 AM ET. Access that here.
GOVERNORS BALL 2022 LINEUP
Friday, June 10th:
Kid Cudi
Migos
Jack Harlow
Louis The Child
Black Pumas
Skepta
Quinn XCII
Madeon
JPEGMAFIA
Beabadoobee
Coi Leray
Channel Tres
Samia
Blu DeTiger
Aly & AJ
Paris Texas
Julia Wolf
Between Friends
Ultra Q
Plastic Picnic
Saturday, June 11th:
Halsey
Flume
Roddy Ricch
Joji
Still Woozy
ASHNIKKO
YG
Chelsea Cutler
Tove Lo
Denzel Curry
Diesel (Shaquille O’Neal)
Gus Dapperton
Benee
Peach Tree Rascals
The Tesky Brothers
Valley
Almost Monday
Dehd
Octavio the Dweeb
Millington
Sunday, June 12th:
J. Cole
Playboi Carti
Glass Animals
Kaytranada
Clairo
Becky G
Jazmine Sullivan
100 gecs
Japanese Breakfast
J.I.D
COIN
Soccer Mommy
Surf Curse
DUCKWRTH
Del Water Gap
Jax
Ken Car$on
De’Wayne
The Brummies
Kaien Cruz
After dropping clues about 2022, NYC festival Governors Ball has officially announced this year’s lineup. Like its 2021 edition, it’s happening in the Citi Field parking lot in Queens (moved from its previous location of Randall’s Island Park), and it’s returning, from September, to its usual time of year, on Friday, June 10 – Sunday, June 12.
The instrumentation on "Lost" is equally powerful, with atmospheric guitar riffs and ethereal synths creating a haunting atmosphere. Surf Curse's live performances are known for their energetic and captivating nature. Fans can expect an immersive and intimate experience at their 2022 setlist, where they will likely perform songs from "Setlist" as well as older fan favorites. With their evocative lyrics and atmospheric sound, Surf Curse is sure to create an unforgettable live experience for their audiences. Overall, Surf Curse's "Setlist" showcases their growth as musicians and offers a deeper exploration of their signature dreamy sound. Their 2022 setlist promises to be a memorable experience for fans, with a mixture of new and beloved songs performed with the band's characteristic energy and emotion..
Reviews for "Surf Curse Teases Fans with a Taste of their 2022 Setlost"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed by Surf Curse's 2022 setlist. They focused too much on their newer songs and neglected some of their older, fan-favorite tracks. The energy in the crowd was lacking because people were unfamiliar with the newer material. I feel like they should have balanced it out more to appeal to both old and new fans.
2. Emily - 3/5 stars - As a long-time fan of Surf Curse, I was slightly let down by their 2022 setlist. While I appreciate them experimenting with their sound and incorporating more electronic elements, it felt like they lost some of their signature surf-rock charm. The performance lacked the same raw energy and intimacy that I loved about their previous shows. It was a bit too polished and polished for my taste.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars - I have been a fan of Surf Curse for years, but their 2022 setlist left me wanting more. They played mostly slower, melancholic songs, which had a somber tone throughout the entire show. I was hoping for a more dynamic and upbeat performance that would get the crowd energized. It felt a bit too focused on creating a moody ambiance, rather than delivering an engaging live experience.
4. Sarah - 2/5 stars - Surf Curse's 2022 setlist didn't live up to my expectations. The band seemed to lack enthusiasm and I found the performance to be quite forgettable. The songs all blended together, and there was no standout moment that left a lasting impression. I was hoping for a more memorable and captivating concert experience, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me.