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The Weekly London Social and Nightlife Thread
2023.09.17 20:05 supersayingoku The Weekly London Social and Nightlife Thread
"Interesting" week for the london subreddit with the invasion of NYC posts and the monthly surge of "Hai guise, I make £7.5 million a week, would it be okay to live in London?" posts.
I have managed to register an Instagram account name that isn't already taken by randos or corporations and hoping to have it as a secondary avenue to share more events and promotions like ticket giveaways or last minute happenings.
You all know the drill now, all recommendations are randomly based on my preferences and overall lack of good taste, if you have a specific question or looking for a recommendation feel free to ask below and you might even get a reply.
Dice App: Gigs, parties, club nights and other events. Have this installed on your phone all the time.
Resident Advisor: Focusing on mainly electronic music and clubbing but you can also find a great variety of music events in here. Also have this installed on your phone all the time.
Design My Night: Curated lists, club nights and other useful stuff.
LondonSocialClub: The Reddit social club, have a look at what people are organizing or, even better, find and event and organize your own.
My fellow Autumn goblins, it's time to enjoy the falling leaves, opera and theatre season into full gear and not boiling alive the moment we step indoors!
English National Opera 23-24 Season: Hell yeah, get some culture, nerds! There are few plays I wanted to see in a while like The Barber of Seville and La Traviata but the modern adaptions also looking interesting.
Handmaids Tale, 7 Deaths of Maria Callas and The Magic Flute (Mozart) sound quite interesting and tickets are not THAT expensive, starting from balcony tickets at £25 (£35 for front of the balcony is a pretty damn good deal, if you ask me)
I don't know about y'all but dressing up for an opera or ballet is something I truly enjoy, maybe I can even find a date by then!
BFI London Film Festival (04/10-15/10):&gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwx5qoBhDyARIsAPbMagBhgjnuNtBtHADblhyFC_ZcocrF26OVM1R4-bjPiHCNKx8YSVfKlloaAqppEALw_wcB) I know this is next month but the tickets are flying off the proverbial shelves, especially for the galas.
I have already bought tickets to the premier of Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon but Barry Keoghan's Saltburn and effin Chicken Run 2 is also premiering during the festival.
There are HUNDREDS of movies showing during that time and I cannot think of a better way to spend an evening than watching a movie at BFI, having a nice evening walk by the Southbank and sitting down for some drinks at the Anchor or Old Riverside.
The South London Soul train w/ Drymbago @ OMEARA (30/09): If you have been following up these weekly posts, you probably know I'm a fanatic SLST / DJ ChronicFonk lover. It's my god given duty to let y'all know when SLST is happening and we have another one in two weeks.
For the uninitiated, SLST is now over a decade old live music / DJ night of funk and soul party, which used to be in Peckham before the pandemic and now moving between venues like OMEARA or EartH. It's always full of fantastic music, great people and lots of dancing. I cannot recommend SLST enough and I frequently show up to those.
TICKETS ARE CURRENTLY AT £8 WHICH IS A DAMN STEAL, DO NOT MISS SLST!
Okoberfest @ Between the Bridges Southbank (22/09 and 23/09): You know what, in my opinion this would be the best faux Octoberfest in the city because Between the Bridges bring out amazing bands and DJs in addition to being a really big beer garden.
Old Dirty Brasstards and Massaoke are the big draws here, especially Massaoke is one of my favourite acts to sing along to. For £11.50 you get a two pint stein of beer and entry to the shows which is one hell of a deal for London standards
GO TO THIS EVENT IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY PLANS EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT INTO BEERS OR OKTOBERFEST RELATED STUFF!
Bratz Themed Alt Pop and RnB Daytime Party @ Dona Dalston (24/09): Dona is a funky and inclusive space which has a good selection of Mezcals and lots of alterntive events ranging from Witch Coven Jazz Nights to live music to stand-up shows.
It's rather an experience you have to try it yourself but I try to drop by there whenever I'm in the neighbourhood. Don't forget to grab some proper kebabs at Mangal 1 for me as well.
Temple Arts Music Events (all week, every week): TAM is a collective of live music events ranging from Latin music to New Orleans jazz/blues and lots of new artists and jam sessions. You cannot go wrong with any TAM event but I highly recommend their Latin Music Night residency at Mercato Metropolitano on Wednesdays (free entry before 8 p.m., a fiver afterwards)
This week they have two New Orleans blues&jazz events as well as their famous Afterparty nights on Saturday.
For the Love of Pop @ MOTH Club (23/09): MOTH Club is normally the main venue for Deptford Norther Soul Club for me but For the Love of Pop is my kind of cheese-fest that only happens every two weeks.
They also have lots of amazing gigs so follow them on social media
SOMA Soho: I think probably the best pre-gaming cocktail spot and date location in Soho.
Trisha's: I mean, a Soho legend, visit here and experience yourself. Friday or Saturday for the best time but you can drop by on a Sunday midnight and still see people dancing.
Hootananny Brixton: Even though I don't include Hoots all the time, you cannot go wrong with it.
Slim Jim's: Damn, I saw an IG reel of people headbanging to Killing in the Name Of, therefore I failed my saving throw. See y'all there soon
Well, another Sunday evening, another week. I'll play some Battle Brother and get read for sleep, see y'all next week!
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I have managed to register an Instagram account name that isn't already taken by randos or corporations and hoping to have it as a secondary avenue to share more events and promotions like ticket giveaways or last minute happenings.
You all know the drill now, all recommendations are randomly based on my preferences and overall lack of good taste, if you have a specific question or looking for a recommendation feel free to ask below and you might even get a reply.
Dice App: Gigs, parties, club nights and other events. Have this installed on your phone all the time.
Resident Advisor: Focusing on mainly electronic music and clubbing but you can also find a great variety of music events in here. Also have this installed on your phone all the time.
Design My Night: Curated lists, club nights and other useful stuff.
LondonSocialClub: The Reddit social club, have a look at what people are organizing or, even better, find and event and organize your own.
My fellow Autumn goblins, it's time to enjoy the falling leaves, opera and theatre season into full gear and not boiling alive the moment we step indoors!
English National Opera 23-24 Season: Hell yeah, get some culture, nerds! There are few plays I wanted to see in a while like The Barber of Seville and La Traviata but the modern adaptions also looking interesting.
Handmaids Tale, 7 Deaths of Maria Callas and The Magic Flute (Mozart) sound quite interesting and tickets are not THAT expensive, starting from balcony tickets at £25 (£35 for front of the balcony is a pretty damn good deal, if you ask me)
I don't know about y'all but dressing up for an opera or ballet is something I truly enjoy, maybe I can even find a date by then!
BFI London Film Festival (04/10-15/10):&gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwx5qoBhDyARIsAPbMagBhgjnuNtBtHADblhyFC_ZcocrF26OVM1R4-bjPiHCNKx8YSVfKlloaAqppEALw_wcB) I know this is next month but the tickets are flying off the proverbial shelves, especially for the galas.
I have already bought tickets to the premier of Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon but Barry Keoghan's Saltburn and effin Chicken Run 2 is also premiering during the festival.
There are HUNDREDS of movies showing during that time and I cannot think of a better way to spend an evening than watching a movie at BFI, having a nice evening walk by the Southbank and sitting down for some drinks at the Anchor or Old Riverside.
The South London Soul train w/ Drymbago @ OMEARA (30/09): If you have been following up these weekly posts, you probably know I'm a fanatic SLST / DJ ChronicFonk lover. It's my god given duty to let y'all know when SLST is happening and we have another one in two weeks.
For the uninitiated, SLST is now over a decade old live music / DJ night of funk and soul party, which used to be in Peckham before the pandemic and now moving between venues like OMEARA or EartH. It's always full of fantastic music, great people and lots of dancing. I cannot recommend SLST enough and I frequently show up to those.
ALL ABOOOOOOARD THE SOUTH LONDON SOUL TRAIN WITH DRYMBAGO (LIVE)!! Sat Sep 30 - The South London Soul Train present 2 righteous rooms of bouncing good time funk & soul, with Room 1 guest hosts PERRY LOUIS x AITCH B joined by superior afro laced groove merchants / 10 piece afro tropical funk band DRYMBAGO (Live) + More at OMEARA London.The live band sounds amazing from their Youtube videos, and even without that knowledge, you can absolutely go to any SLST and will have the best night.
TICKETS ARE CURRENTLY AT £8 WHICH IS A DAMN STEAL, DO NOT MISS SLST!
Okoberfest @ Between the Bridges Southbank (22/09 and 23/09): You know what, in my opinion this would be the best faux Octoberfest in the city because Between the Bridges bring out amazing bands and DJs in addition to being a really big beer garden.
Old Dirty Brasstards and Massaoke are the big draws here, especially Massaoke is one of my favourite acts to sing along to. For £11.50 you get a two pint stein of beer and entry to the shows which is one hell of a deal for London standards
GO TO THIS EVENT IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY PLANS EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT INTO BEERS OR OKTOBERFEST RELATED STUFF!
Bratz Themed Alt Pop and RnB Daytime Party @ Dona Dalston (24/09): Dona is a funky and inclusive space which has a good selection of Mezcals and lots of alterntive events ranging from Witch Coven Jazz Nights to live music to stand-up shows.
It's rather an experience you have to try it yourself but I try to drop by there whenever I'm in the neighbourhood. Don't forget to grab some proper kebabs at Mangal 1 for me as well.
Temple Arts Music Events (all week, every week): TAM is a collective of live music events ranging from Latin music to New Orleans jazz/blues and lots of new artists and jam sessions. You cannot go wrong with any TAM event but I highly recommend their Latin Music Night residency at Mercato Metropolitano on Wednesdays (free entry before 8 p.m., a fiver afterwards)
This week they have two New Orleans blues&jazz events as well as their famous Afterparty nights on Saturday.
For the Love of Pop @ MOTH Club (23/09): MOTH Club is normally the main venue for Deptford Norther Soul Club for me but For the Love of Pop is my kind of cheese-fest that only happens every two weeks.
They also have lots of amazing gigs so follow them on social media
Need that gold streamer, pink bathroom, dancing-on-stage realness on a Saturday night? Moth Club has got you covered. Smash through the glittered ceiling until 3am every other SaturdayGin and Juice HipHop Festival @ Studio 338 (08/10): Gin and Juice is one of the biggest HipHop and RnB promoters in the city and they host a massive party next month. The tickets sell out super fast so better grab yours early, I went there last year and it was MASSIVE
Expect to hear: Missy Elliot / Rihanna / Sia / Britney Spears / Sky Ferreira / Robyn / The Yeah Yeah Yeahs / Kehlani / Tommy Genesis / Craig David / Kali Uchis / Drake / Lady Gaga / Kanye West / Beyonce / Ms. Lauryn Hill / Katy B / Azaelia Banks / Cardi B / Lizzo / Jorja Smith /Kendrick Lamar / Katy Perry / La Roux / Taylor Swift / Kesha / Dizzee Rascal / Harry Styles / Ariana Grande / Lorde / Justin Timberlake / cupcakke / Princess Nokia / Dua Lipa / The Weeknd / Billie Eilish / Carly Rae Jepsen / Fergie / Estelle / Charli XCX / Destiny’s Child / A$AP Rocky / Nicki Minaj See less
- 2000 Hip-Hop Lovers - 8 hours of Old School Hip-Hop BANGERS! - Headlining DJs [5 Confirmed] - Street Food vendors - Festival Production - 360 photobooth - State of the art sound system - Huge Outdoor Space - The Ultimate Old School Hip-Hop Event!This weeks random recommendations (or places I go regularly):
SOMA Soho: I think probably the best pre-gaming cocktail spot and date location in Soho.
Trisha's: I mean, a Soho legend, visit here and experience yourself. Friday or Saturday for the best time but you can drop by on a Sunday midnight and still see people dancing.
Hootananny Brixton: Even though I don't include Hoots all the time, you cannot go wrong with it.
Slim Jim's: Damn, I saw an IG reel of people headbanging to Killing in the Name Of, therefore I failed my saving throw. See y'all there soon
Well, another Sunday evening, another week. I'll play some Battle Brother and get read for sleep, see y'all next week!
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2023.02.19 18:54 odajoana Everything you need to know about Festival da Canção 2023
Here you can find everything about the 2023 edition of Festival da Canção, the selection show for the Portuguese entry at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Regarding the starting time, expect a delay of a maximum of 15 minutes (the news segment might run late or RTP might milk the advertising slot).
All the shows will take place at RTP's garage Studio 1, in Lisbon.
RTP also does not stream live through YouTube or other platforms, other than their official website. No registration is needed to watch the stream.
15 out of the 20 participating acts were directly invited by RTP. However, as per the format since 2017, RTP invites the song writers, not the performers. It is up to the writers to either invite more people to co-write or perform their songs or do it all by themselves and they have full liberty to do whatever kind of song they want, as long as it complies with Eurovision rules.
The 5 remaining acts were chosen through an open submission format. Anyone, either with Portuguese nationality or residing in Portugal could send a song to RTP, regardless of having previous established work or not. These 5 songs were picked by RTP out of a pool of 667 songs received. This year, they are "A Festa", "Fim do Mundo", "Ai Coração", "Too Much Sauce" and "Tormento".
There will be 6 finalists from each semi-final. The first 5 finalists of each semi-final will be chosen through a 50/50 combined score of jury and televote. After those five finalists are chosen, there will be a second voting window to choose a 6th finalist out of the 5 remaining entries, and this one will be decided by televote alone.
Final scores are calculated by converting to a 1-12 scale of points, meaning that – just like Eurovision – it doesn’t matter if there’s an overwhelming vote for one of the acts; all that matters is who is the most voted (12 points), who’s the second most voted (10 points), third most voted (8 points) and so on (7 to 1 points).
In the semi-finals, when deciding the first 5 finalists, in case of a tie in the 5th place, jury will be the tie-breaker.
The jurors for the final are not yet known. It's usually a group of 21 jurors, 3 per the 7 different regions of Portugal (Norte, Centro, Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, Alentejo, Algarve, Madeira and Açores).
In the final, in case of a tie, the televote is the tie breaker.
(Links direct to the studio versions)
(Links direct to the studio versions)
[TBA]
Semi-final 1:
Will edit this post later to add or correct some more info or add links. If you have any questions or see any wrong information in here, let me know.
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Broadcaster
- RTP (Rádio e Televisão de Portugal)
Dates
| Show | Date | Starting Time | Expected running time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-final 1 | Saturday, 25 February 2023 | 22h07 CET | 3h30min (includes ad breaks) |
| Semi-final 2 | Saturday, 4 March 2023 | No info yet | No info yet |
| Final | Saturday, 11 March 2023 | No info yet | No info yet |
All the shows will take place at RTP
Where to watch
- RTP 1 web stream
- RTP Internacional web stream
- RTP Play app (look for the word “Direto” - meaning Live TV - and RTP 1 or RTP Internacional)
- RTVE Play will be airing Semi-Final 1 and the Grand Final. Source.
RTP also does not stream live through YouTube or other platforms, other than their official website. No registration is needed to watch the stream.
Format
The selection process will be comprised of 2 semi-finals and a Grand Final. Each semi-final will have 10 acts, while the final show will be comprised of 12 acts.15 out of the 20 participating acts were directly invited by RTP. However, as per the format since 2017, RTP invites the song writers, not the performers. It is up to the writers to either invite more people to co-write or perform their songs or do it all by themselves and they have full liberty to do whatever kind of song they want, as long as it complies with Eurovision rules.
The 5 remaining acts were chosen through an open submission format. Anyone, either with Portuguese nationality or residing in Portugal could send a song to RTP, regardless of having previous established work or not. These 5 songs were picked by RTP out of a pool of 667 songs received. This year, they are "A Festa", "Fim do Mundo", "Ai Coração", "Too Much Sauce" and "Tormento".
There will be 6 finalists from each semi-final. The first 5 finalists of each semi-final will be chosen through a 50/50 combined score of jury and televote. After those five finalists are chosen, there will be a second voting window to choose a 6th finalist out of the 5 remaining entries, and this one will be decided by televote alone.
Final scores are calculated by converting to a 1-12 scale of points, meaning that – just like Eurovision – it doesn’t matter if there’s an overwhelming vote for one of the acts; all that matters is who is the most voted (12 points), who’s the second most voted (10 points), third most voted (8 points) and so on (7 to 1 points).
In the semi-finals, when deciding the first 5 finalists, in case of a tie in the 5th place, jury will be the tie-breaker.
Jury
In the semi-final, jury will be comprised by 7 people, all in the music and television field. They are Alex D'Alva, Carlos Mendes, Márcia, Maro, Neev, Pedro Ribeiro and Sara Correia. You can read more about each one of them in this Twitter thread.The jurors for the final are not yet known. It's usually a group of 21 jurors, 3 per the 7 different regions of Portugal (Norte, Centro, Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, Alentejo, Algarve, Madeira and Açores).
In the final, in case of a tie, the televote is the tie breaker.
Competing acts
Semi-final 1: Saturday, 25 February 2023
Hosts:- Main: José Carlos Malato and Tânia Ribas de Oliveira
- Green Room: Inês Lopes Gonçalves
(Links direct to the studio versions)
| # | Artist | Song | Invited Songwriter / Open Submission Choice | Full credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Moyah | "Too Much Sauce" | MoYah | Moyah, Kensaye, Miguel Gutierrez |
| 02 | Bolha | "Sonhos de liberdade" | Jacinta | Jacinta, Joana Gil |
| 03 | April Ivy | "Modo voo" | April Ivy | Mariana Gonçalves (April Ivy), João Maia Ferreira, Francisco Santos, Manuel Morgado, Ricardo Moreira, Matheus Paraízo, Francisco Andrade |
| 04 | Churky | "Encruzilhada" | Churky | Churky |
| 05 | Cláudia Pascoal | "Nasci Maria" | Cláudia Pascoal | Cláudia Pascoal |
| 06 | SAL | "Viver" | SAL | Sérgio Pires, SAL |
| 07 | Mimicat | "Ai Coração" | Mimicat | Marisa Mena (Mimicat), Luís Pereira |
| 08 | You Can't Win, Charlie Brown | "Contraste mudo" | You Can't Win, Charlie Brown | Afonso Cabral, David Santos, João Gil, Pedro Branco, Salvador Menezes, Tomás Sousa |
| 09 | Neon Soho | "Endless World" | Neon Soho | Neon Soho |
| 10 | Esse Povo | "Sapatos de cimento" | Quim Albergaria | Quim Albergaria |
Semi-final 2: Saturday, 4 March 2023
Hosts:- Main: Jorge Gabriel and Sónia Araújo
- Green Room: Inês Lopes Gonçalves
(Links direct to the studio versions)
| # | Artist | Song | Invited Songwriter / Open Submission Choice | Full credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Edmundo Inácio | "A festa" | Edmundo Inácio | Edmundo Inácio |
| 02 | The Happy Mess | "O impossível" | The Happy Mess | João Pascoal, Afonso Carvalho, Miguel Ribeiro, Paulo Mouta Pereira, Bruno Vieira Amaral |
| 03 | Teresinha Landeiro | "Enquanto é tempo" | Teresinha Landeiro | Pedro de Castro, Teresinha Landeiro |
| 04 | Bandua | "Bandeiras" | Bandua | Bernardo Adário, Edgar Valente |
| 05 | Bárbara Tinoco | "Goodnight" | Bárbara Tinoco | Bárbara Tinoco, Mateus Seabra |
| 06 | Inês Apenas | "O Fim do Mundo" | Inês Apenas | Inês Apenas |
| 07 | Ivandro | "Povo" | Ivandro | Ivandro |
| 08 | Dapunksportif | "World Needs Therapy" | DAPUNKSPORTIF | João Guincho, Paulo Franco |
| 09 | Lara Li | "Funâmbula" | André Henriques | André Henriques |
| 10 | Voodoo Marmalade | "Tormento" | Voodoo Marmalade | Voodoo Marmalade |
Final: Saturday, 11 March 2023
Hosts:- Main: Filomena Cautela and Vasco Palmeirim
- Green Room: Inês Lopes Gonçalves
[TBA]
Interval Acts
Not everything is known about the interval acts, as RTP likes to keep that a surprise. We do however know the artists performing, and boy, they are plenty. However, despite the amount of names, it's likely that some will perform together, doing collaborational tribute acts to other Portuguese artists, Eurovision-related or not.Semi-final 1:
- Fernando Tordo, celebrating the 50 years of "A Tourada", the iconic Portuguese entry of 1973.
- Ana Bacalhau
- Nena
- HMB
- Blanca Paloma (Spanish representative in Eurovision 2023)
- Carlos Mendes (Portuguese representative in Eurovision 1968 and 1972)
- Filipe Sambado
- Surma
- Nicolas Alves (Portuguese representative in Junior Eurovision 2022)
- Salvador Sobral (Portuguese representative and winner of Eurovision 2017)
- Maro (Portuguese representative in Eurovision 2022)
- David Fonseca
2022.11.10 20:55 amwoods13 2023 OSL: Who is Out
This list consists of acts that are unlikely for varying reasons. Some acts may be unlikely for more than one of the below reasons. If you disagree with the placement of an act on this list as opposed to the primary list please state so below and acts will be moved as appropriate.
The following acts performed at Outsidelands 2022. Note that no act has ever returned quicker than a three-year gap:
• Green Day
• Post Malone
• SZA
• Jack Harlow
• Weezer
• Phoebe Bridgers
• Illenium
• Lil Uzi Vert
• Kali Uchis
• Disclosure
• Mitski
• Polo & Pan
• Dominic Fike
• Oliver Tree
• Mac DeMarco
• Pusha T
• Mt. Joy
• Kim Petras
• Local Natives
• The Marias
• Larry June
• 100 Gecs
• Parcels
• Dayglow
• Purple Disco Machine
• Hiatus Kaiyote
• Washed Out
• Ashe
• Surf Mesa
• Wet Leg
• Sam Fender
• Role Model
• Baby Tate
• The Backseat Lovers
• Amber Mark
• Best Coast
• Franc Moody
• Pussy Riot
• Duckwirth
• Empress Of
• Rostam
• Zoe Wees
• Faye Webster
• Griff
• Anna Lunoe
• Kennyhoopla
• Maxo Kream
• Lido Pimienta
• Briston Maroney
• Sampa The Great
• Del Water Gap
• Robert Glasper
• Inner Wave
• Tyla Yaweh
• The Beths
• Petey
• Odie
• Benny Sings
• Thuy
• Michelle
• Jelani Aryah
• Wilderado
• Cory Henry
• The Emo Night Tour
• Paw Paw Rod
• L’Rain
• Cassandra Jenkins
• Unusual Demont
• Forester
• The Blssm
• Spelling
• Tre’ Amani
• Rina Sawayama
• Symba
• Salem Ilese
• The Linda Lindas
The following acts performed at Outsidelands 2021. Note that no act has ever returned quicker than a three-year gap (and there was no 2020 festival):
• Tame Impala
• Lizzo
• The Strokes
• Tyler the Creator
• Vampire Weekend
• J. Balvin
• Rufus du Sol
• Kehlani
• Glass Animals
• Zhu
• Young Thug
• Kaytranda
• Khruangbin
• Lord Huron
• Nelly
• Brittany Howard
• Burna Boy
• Melanie Martinez
• 24Goldn
• Troyboi
• Angel Olsen
• Sofi Tukker
• Earthgang
• Sharon Van Etten
• SG Lewis
• Flo Milli
• ARIZONA
• Jpeg Mafia
• Drama
• Dr. Dog
• Shiba San
• Boy Pablo
• Rico Nasty
• Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
• 070 Shake
• Trevor Daniel
• The Midnight
• Moses Sumney
• MXMToon
• Dijon
• The Hu
• Young Bae
• Bakar
• The Soul Rebels
• Hinds
• Caroline Polachek
• Yves Tumor and Its Band
• Crooked Colours
• Scarypoolparty
• J.Philip
• Marc E. Bassy
• Julia Jacklin
• Goth Babe
• Remi Wolf
• Cam
• Neil Frances
• Rexx Life Raj
• Cannons
• Buscabulla
• Jessia
• Brijean
• Resistance Revival Chorus
• Claud
• Q
• Sofia Valdes
• Bartees Strange
• Amy Allen
• Nogo Erez
• Madeline Kenney
• Post Animal
• Evann McIntosh
• Nap Eyes
• Neal Francis
• Shilan
The following venues possess the capacity to hold 10,000 people or more. With one exception (Tame Impala), no act has never had an announced gig at one of these venues when the OSL lineup has been announced.
Levi’s Stadium (capacity 75,000) in Santa Clara, CA
• Taylor Swift (July 28-29)
• Beyonce (August 30)
• Ed Sheeran (September 16)
Oracle Park (capacity 41,915) in San Francisco, CA
• Dead & Co (July 14-16)
Shoreline Amphitheatre (capacity 22,500) in Mountain View, CA
• Shania Twain (May 26)
• Janet Jackson (June 16)
• Fall Out Boy (July 5)
• Nickelback (July 9)
• Luke Bryan (July 22)
• Big Time Rush (August 7)
• Rod Stewart & Cheap Trick (August 8)
• Lynyrd Skynyrd & ZZ Top (August 10)
• Foreigner (August 24)
• Pentatonix & Lauren Alaina (September 12)
• Jason Aldean (September 28)
Oakland Arena (capacity 19,596) in Oakland, CA
• YG (February 1)
• Carin Leon (February 4)
• Soul II Soul (February 11)
• SZA (March 14)
• Mana (March 18)
• Future (April 1)
• Burna Boy (April 8)
• New Edition (April 9)
• Muse (April 14)
• Suga (May 16-17)
• Grupo Frontera (May 28)
• Twice (June 13)
• Zach Bryan (August 21)
• Sam Smith (August 27)
• Anita Baker (December 23)
Toyota Amphitheatre (capacity 18,500) in Wheatland, CA
• Nickelback (July 8)
• Disturbed (July 18)
• Luke Bryan (July 21)
• Big Time Rush (August 10)
• Lynyrd Skynyrd & ZZ Top (August 11)
• Foreigner (August 23)
• Jason Aldean (September 21)
Chase Center (capacity 18,064) in San Francisco, CA
• Marc Anthony (March 10)
• Stevie Nicks (March 23)
• Ricardo Arjona (May 5)
• Illenium (June 2-3)
• Paramore (July 22)
• Bryan Adams (July 30)
• Santa Fe Klan (August 3)
• Sam Smith (August 28)
• Lionel Richie & Earth Wind & Fire (September 8)
• Arctic Monkeys (September 26)
• Madonna (October 4-5)
• RBD (October 8)
• Peter Gabriel (October 11)
• Pink (October 14-15)
• Depeche Mode (December 3)
• Bruce Springsteen (December 8, 10)
Golden 1 Center (capacity 17,608) in Sacramento, CA
• Carin Leon (February 26)
• Marc Anthony (March 2)
• Ana Gabriel (March 12)
• Carrie Underwood (March 14)
• Depeche Mode (March 23)
• Stevie Nicks (March 26)
• Greta Van Fleet (March 28)
• John Mayer (April 8)
• Rauw Alejandro (April 25)
• Grupo Arriesgado (May 26)
• Blink-182 (June 23)
• Santa Fe Klan (August 8)
• Duran Duran (August 24)
• Marco Antonio Solis (September 3)
• Alejandro Fernandez (September 8)
• Los Tigros del Norte (September 9)
• Mana (September 23)
• Arctic Monkeys (September 27)
• RBD (October 7)
• Pink (October 12)
• Pepe Aguilar (November 19)
SAP Center (capacity 17,496) in San Jose, CA
• Los Temerarios (February 3)
• JJ Lin (February 7)
• Ana Gabriel (February 16)
• Eagles (February 21)
• Marco Antonio Solis (March 3)
• Mana (March 17)
• Depeche Mode (March 25)
• Los Tigres del Norte (April 1)
• Rauw Alejandro (April 26)
• Kane Brown (April 27)
• Grupo Arriesgado (April 28)
• Anuel AA (May 14)
• Duran Duran (May 28)
• Pancho Barraza (June 10)
• Blink-182 (June 22)
• Alejandro Fernandez (September 9)
• RBD (October 6)
• Banda MS (October 7)
Concord Pavilion (capacity 12,500) in Concord, CA
• Mastodon & Gojira (April 20)
• Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds & Garbage (June 6)
• Ghost (August 2)
• Beck & Phoenix (August 5)
• Jelly Roll & Three 6 Mafia (September 14)
• Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper (September 22)
Heart Health Park (capacity 11,569) in Sacramento, CA
• None listed yet
The following are venues that hold anywhere from 500 to 8,500 people. Playing these venues in the same year as OSL does not necessarily rule these acts out, but having a gig anywhere from May to November likely lowers the probability of that act appearing in the lineup.
Greek Theatre (capacity 8,500) in Berkeley, CA
• Yeah Yeah Yeahs (June 10)
• Seven Lions (June 16)
• Louis Tomlinson (June 29)
• Charlie Puth (July 6)
• Jason Mraz (July 17)
• Big Thief (August 8)
• Young the Giant (August 17)
• Fleet Foxes & My Morning Jacket (August 18-19)
• Weezer (August 24)
• Sylvan Esso (August 30)
• The Revivalists & Band of Horses (August 31)
• Steve Miller Band (September 22)
• The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie (October 9-11)
Frost Amphitheater (capacity 8,000) in Stanford, CA
• Migguel Anggelo (May 5)
• Edward Simon (May 12)
• James Taylor (May 30)
• LCD Soundsystem (June 2)
• Steve Lacy (June 3)
• boygenius (June 4)
• Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit (June 29)
• Stick Figure (July 20)
• Cavetown (July 23)
• Rebelution (August 5)
Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (capacity 7,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Kali Uchis (May 26)
• Yellowcard (August 2)
Oxbow River Stage (capacity 4,000) in Napa, CA
• Train (July 21)
The Masonic (capacity 3,165) in San Francisco, CA
• Lil Wayne (May 12)
• Sisters of Mercy (May 17)
• $not (May 20)
• Ha*Ash (May 27)
• Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band (June 11)
• Tori Amos (July 26)
• Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova (August 26)
• Natalie Merchant (September 26)
• Macklemore (October 14)
Paramount Theatre (capacity 3,040) in Oakland, CA
• Seal (June 6)
Palace of Fine Arts (capacity 3,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Clannad (October 6)
San Jose Civic (capacity 2,850) in San Jose, CA
• Marauda (May 5)
• Charlie Zaa (May 12)
• Carlos Rivera (June 16)
• Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band (June 17)
• Black Tiger Sex Machine (July 17)
• Marisela (August 20)
• Eden Munoz (September 1)
The Warfield (capacity 2,300) in San Francisco, CA
• Caroline Polachek (May 1-2)
• Okean Elzy (May 11)
• Placebo (May 14)
• Death Grips (May 16 & May 20)
• Molchat Doma (May 17)
• Yves Tumor (May 23)
• Helloween (June 3)
• Beartooth & Trivium (June 12)
• Thrice (June 19)
• Grandson & K.Flay (June 26)
• Little Feat (July 29)
• Sammy Rae & the Friends (October 17)
• JR de Guzman (October 20)
• Oxxxymiron (October 25)
Golden Gate Theatre (capacity 2,297) in San Francisco, CA
• Kansas (September 14)
Mountain Winery (capacity 2,278) in Saratoga, CA
• Tower of Power (June 16)
• Tori Amos (July 25)
Fox Theatre (capacity 2,250) in Oakland, CA
• Pixies (May 4)
• Crowded House (May 6)
• Fever Ray (May 10)
• Metronomy (May 12)
• Lizzy McAlpine (May 13)
• Future Islands (May 14)
• First Aid Kit (May 15)
• M83 (May 16-17)
• Mr. Bungle (May 23-24)
• Rodrigo y Gabriela (June 3)
• Bebe Rexha (June 4)
• Kelsea Ballerini (June 21)
• Palace (June 24)
• Diana Krall (July 15)
• Goth Babe (July 16)
• JVKE (August 7)
• Ben Folds (August 17)
• Mt. Joy (August 26-27)
• Ashnikko (October 24)
• Stephen Sanchez (November 4)
The Midway (capacity 1,700) in San Francisco, CA
• Matroda (May 5)
• Biscits x Goodboys (May 7)
• Two Friends (May 20)
• Satin Jackets (June 10)
• Haliene (July 8)
• Kolohe Kai (September 7)
1015 Folsom (capacity 1,400) in San Francisco, CA
• Harry Mack (May 3)
• The Blessed Madonna (May 5)
• Cassian & Luude (May 12)
• Salute (May 18)
• Snake Hips (May 19)
UC Theatre (capacity 1,400) in Berkeley, CA
• L7 (May 4)
• Djavan (May 5)
• Tribal Seeds (May 6)
• Bi-2 (May 12)
• The Black Dahlia Murder (May 13)
• Obituary (May 18)
• Gary Numan (May 19)
• Phantogram (May 25)
• Lulu Santos (May 28)
• Tinariwen (June 2)
• Eels (June 11)
• Tarja (June 30)
The Fillmore (capacity 1,050) in San Francisco, CA
• Leon Larregul (May 1)
• Sierra Ferrell (May 2)
• Caroline Rose (May 3)
• Avatar (May 5)
• Watsky (May 6)
• Ruston Kelly (May 11)
• Hayley Kiyoko (May 15)
• KMFDM (May 18)
• Emily King (May 19)
• Valley (May 20)
• Sampa the Great (May 22)
• Meute (May 23)
• Siddhartha (May 24)
• The Interrupters (May 30)
The Regency Ballroom (capacity 1,050) in San Francisco, CA
• Clutch (May 4)
• Panchiko (May 10)
• Alestorm (May 15)
• The Human League (May 23)
• Anees (May 24)
• Sepultura & Kreator (May 28)
• Dark Funeral (June 9)
• The Bouncing Souls (October 15)
August Hall (capacity 1,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Alfa Mist (May 5)
• Ladytron (May 12)
• Haken & Arch Echo (May 25)
• The Wrecks & Paris Jackson (May 26)
• Yung Gravy (May 27)
• Cautious Clay (May 28)
• Clan of Xymox (June 13)
• Loveless (June 23)
• Summer Salt (July 18)
• Belinda Carlisle (August 20)
• Ocean Alley (September 5)
• Shame & Disq (October 2)
• Half Moon Run (October 25)
The Uptown (capacity 863) in Napa, CA
• Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs (May 25)
• Thee Sacred Souls (May 26)
• Thievery Corporation (May 27)
• Lucius (May 28)
• Kenny Wayne Shepherd (August 5)
Bimbo’s 365 Club (capacity 685) in San Francisco, CA
• Tamino (May 10)
• Lovejoy (May 17)
• Raja (August 20)
Great American Music Hall (capacity 600) in San Francisco, CA
• Ionnalee (May 2)
• Bill Frisell (May 4-7)
• Deerhoof (May 8)
• Rico Nasty (May 12)
• Fenne Lily (May 13)
• The Heavy (May 14)
• Elder (May 16)
• Martin Dupont (May 18)
• Moon Boots (May 19)
• Hoodoo Gurus (May 21)
• My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult (May 31)
• Acid King (June 3)
• Modi (June 8)
• Angel Dust (June 9)
• KT Tunstall (June 13)
• Have A Nice Life (June 20)
• Cheryl Porter (June 24)
• Fleetwood Macrame (July 14)
• Braid (July 21)
• Souls of Mischief (August 14)
• Ingrid Andress (August 23)
• Arroj Aftab (September 21)
• Igorrr (October 11)
• Agar Agar (October 31)
• Mudhoney (November 15)
The Cornerstone (capacity 600) in Berkeley, CA
• Porangui (May 10)
• Suga Free (May 12)
• Khemmis (May 17)
• Maoli (May 18)
• Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters (May 20)
• My Baby (May 24)
• GBH (May 26)
• Katchafire (May 27)
• The Exploited & Total Chaos (June 1)
• Dogs in a Pile (June 3)
• Peso Peso (June 22)
Bankhead Theater (capacity 500) in Livermore, CA
• Mariachi Sol de Mexico (May 7)
• T.S. Monk (June 2)
• Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters (June 3)
• Debbie Gibson (July 13)
• Keiko Matsui (August 4)
• Mustangs of the West (August 19)
The Chapel (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• Wolves in the Throne Room (May 3)
• Xiu Xiu (May 5)
• Frankie Cosmos (May 7)
• Haley Heynderick (May 9)
• The Wailers (May 10)
• Fruit Bats (May 12-14)
• William Parker New Heart Trio (May 15)
• Lucretia Salt (May 16)
• Rylee Walker and His Band (May 18)
• Earthless (May 19)
• This Charming Band (May 20)
• Sondre Lerche (May 24)
• Pearl & the Oysters (May 31)
• Billie Marten (June 7)
• Parker Millsap & His Band (June 16)
• November Ultra (June 19)
• OURS (June 21)
• Corduroy (July 14)
• Osees (September 3-6)
• The Mission UK (September 24-25)
YOLO Nightclub (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• None listed yet
The Independent (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• Donovan Woods & Henry Jamison (May 3)
• Wednesday (May 6)
• Westerman (May 7)
• Crumb (May 9)
• Kerala Dust (May 10)
• Wilder Woods (May 14)
• Overcoats (May 16)
• Frazey Ford (May 17)
• Rebecca Black (May 19)
• The Album Leaf (May 20)
• Meg Myers (May 24)
• Madison McFerrin (June 2)
• Ondara (June 5)
• Fish Narc (June 7)
• The Dirty Nil & Daniel Romano's Outfit (June 20)
• Clark (June 23)
• Pedro the Lion (June 27)
• Liturgy (June 28)
• Plaid (July 29)
• SYML (August 19)
• Kula Shaker (September 19)
• Blanco White (October 20)
The following are other Bay Area music festivals. Acts playing these festivals are less likely to be playing at OSL.
Bottlerock (May 26-28) in Napa, CA (Top 48 on bill only)
• Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Post Malone
• Lizzo
• Duran Duran
• Lil Nas X
• Smashing Pumpkins
• Leon Bridges
• Billy Strings
• Wu-Tang Clan
• The National
• Caamp
• Sheryl Crow
• Nile Rodgers & Chic
• Carly Rae Jepsen
• Bastille
• Tove Lo
• Phantogram
• Japanese Breakfast
• Quinn XCII
• Yung Gravy
• Thievery Corporation
• Dayglow
• Ashe
• Lucius
• Teddy Swims
• Cautious Clay
• Nicky Youre
• Los Lobos
• War
• Taj Mahal
• Mike Campell & the Dirty Knobs
• The Airborne Toxic Event
• The Struts
• Warren G
• Kennyhoopla
• Jean Dawson
• Lupe Fiasco
• Pete Yorn
• Beach Weather
• Jax
• Tom Odell
• Half-Alive
• Alvaro Diaz
• Meute
• Joey Valance & Brae
• The Wrecks
• Maude Latour
• Arden Jones
Sol Blume Festival (April 29-30) in Sacramento
• Brent Faiyaz
• Ella Mai
• Isaiah Rashad
• Joey Baddass
• NAO
• Sabrina Claudio
• Mariah the Scientist
• Amber Mark
• Larussell
• Rini
• Mereba
• Rejjie Snow
• Alex Isley
• Fana Hughes
• Christina Kuria
• Kehlani
• Jesse Reyez
• Pink Sweats
• Chloe
• Pinkpantheress
• Thuy
• Jacquees
• Muni Long
• Mahalia
• Marc E. Bassy
• Destin Conrad
• Arin Ray
• Flo
• Coco Jones
• Noodles
• Zae France
• Samaria
• Teyana Taylor
Mosswood Meltdown Festival (July 1-2) in Oakland, CA
• Le Tigre
• Bratmobile
• Gravy Train
• ESG
• Mika Miko
• JJ Fad
• The Rondelles
• Avengers
• Tina & the Total Babes
• Snooper
• Quintron & Miss Pussycat
• Brower
• Morgan & the Organ Donors
• Memo PST
• Cumgirl8
• Warp
Aftershock Festival (October 5-8) in Sacramento, CA
• Guns 'N Roses
• Pantera
The following are European music festivals happening the same weekend as OSL. Acts playing these festivals are less likely to be playing at OSL
Ypsigrock Festival (August 10-13) in Italy
• Slow Dive
• Panda Bear & Sonic Boom
• The Comet Is Coming
• Verdena
• Still Corners
• Ekkstacy
• HVOB
• King Hannah
• Just Mustard
• Liela Moss
• Thus Love
• Kiwi Jr.
• Pale Blue Eyes
• Traams
• Plastic Mermaids
• Helen Ganya
• The Haunted Youth
MEO Sudoeste (August 5-13) in Portugal (only counting out acts appearing August 11-13)
• Ivandro
• Metro Boomin
• Slow J
• L7nnon
Open Flair Festival (August 9-13) in Germany
• Akne Kid Joe
• Bosse
• Broilers
• Cathe
• Cro
• Das Lumpenpack
• Deine Cousine
• Destroy Boys
• Donots
• Drei Meter Feldweg
• Edwin Rosen
• Fjort
• Frank Turner and Sleeping Souls
• Giant Rooks
• Kytes
• Leoniden
• Madeline Juno
• Marteria
• Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
• Megaloh
• Mele
• Mia Morgan
• Monsters of Liedermaching
• OK Kid
• Raum27
• Rong Kong Koma
• Saint City Orchestra
• Salo
• Slime
• Sportfreunde Stiller
• Sprints
• Team Scheisse
• The Answer
• The New Roses
• While She Sleeps
• Zebrahead
Leyendas Del Rock (August 9-12) in Spain
• Megadeth
• Arch Enemy
• Michael Schenker Group
• Hammerfall
• WarCry
• Beartooth
• Dragon Force
• Sepultra
• Feuerschwanz
• Angelus Apatrida
• Ugly Kid Joe
• Tierra Santa
• White Lion
• I Am Morbid
• Napalm Death
• Bleed From Within
• Decapitated
• Shalom
• Virgin Steele
• Delalma
• Dynazty
• Gigatron
• Diamond Head
• Burning Witches
• Exciter
• Angus McSix
• Narnia
• Pedro Botero
• Dragonfly
• Badana
• El Altar del Holocausto
• Power Quest
• The New Roses
• Ignea
• Mind Driller
Brutal Assault (August 9-12) in Czechia
• Abbie Falls
• Adacta
• Agnostic Front
• Angelus Apatrida
• Anthrax
• Archspire
• Beartooth
• Belakor
• Benediction
• Biohazard
• Birds in a Row
• Bleed From Within
• Borknagar
• Brand of Sacrifice
• Cabal
• Capra
• Carpenter Brut
• Catastrofy
• Church of Misery
• Church of the Cosmic Skull
• Concrete Winds
• Converge
• Crippled Fingers
• Crisix
• Crowbar
• Cult of Fire
• Death Before Dishonor
• Deicide
• Demonical
• Dismember
• Dodsrit
• Dying Fetus
• Enslaved
• Evildead
• Exciter
• EyeHateGod
• Fit for an Autopsy
• Forgotten Silence
• Gang Green
• Gatecreeper
• Get the Shot
• Heaving Earth
• Hsilung
• Horskh
• Hypnos
• Hypocrisy
• I Am Morbid
• Immolation
• In Flames
• Infected Rain
• Innersphere
• Insanity Alert
• Kataklysm
• Konvent
• Krisiun
• Lamp of Murmur
• Malevolence
• Manes
• Mantar
• Marduk
• Meshuggah
• Miasmatic Necrosis
• Mispyrming
• Mork
• Napalm Death
• Nile
• Nordjevel
• Obituary
• Omnium Gatherum
• Orbit Culture
• Overkill
• Pensees Nocturnes
• Perturbator
• Possessed
• Russian Circles
• Sacramentum
• Saturnus
• Sepultra
• Shadow of Intent
• Signs of the Swarm
• Skinless
• Slapshot
• Sodom
• Solothus
• Spectral Wounds
• Suicidal Angels
• Terror
• The Agonist
• Tribulation
• Trivium
• Watain
• White Ward
• Wiegedood
• Within Destruction
• Wolfheart
• Zeal & Ardor
Dreambeach (August 9-13) in Spain
• Apashe
• Armin Van Buuren
• Brennan Heart
• Carl Cox
• Coone
• Hybrid Minds
• Ida Engberg
• Kobosil
• Koven
• Marauda
• Morad
• Morten
• The Prodigy
Boardmasters (August 9-13) in UK
• Liam Gallagher
• Florence & the Machine
• Little Simz
• Four Tet
• Example
• Dylan
• Bob Vylan
• Cassyette
• Kid Kapichi
• Jockstrap
• Connie Constance
• Gwenno
• Katchafire
• Gretel Hanlyn
• Wunderhorse
• Ben Nicky
• Dimension
• Kanine
• Kings of the Rollers
• Inja
• Paul Woolford & Danny Howard
• Tsha
• Belters Only
• Charlie Tee
• Goddard
• Jaguar
• Vibe Chemistry
• Liam Gallagher
We Out Here (August 10-14) in UK
• Alabaster Deplume
• Alogte Oho and His Sounds of Joy
• Black Midi
• Brian Jackson
• Bruno Berle
• Carmen Lundy
• Chelsea Carmichael
• Cymande
• Dave Okumu & The Seven Generations
• Goldie
• Jasmine Myra
• Jimetta Rose & the Voices of Creation
• Kyoto Jazz Massive
• Makaya McCraven
• Marcos Valle
• Mauskovic Dance Band
• Meshell Ndegeocello
• Moin
• Nok Cultural Ensemble
• Nubya Garcia
• R.A.P. Ferreira
• Soichi Terada
• Space Afrika
• Sun Ra Arkestra
• Tara Clerkin Trio
• Tom Skinner
• Wu-Lu
• Yazmin Lacey
Locus Festival (August 8-14) in Italy
• The Comet Is Coming
• Ezra Collective
• Fatoumata Diawara
• Makaya McCraven
• Roy Ayers
• Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
• Sun Ra Arkestra
Tauberetal Festival (August 10-13) in Germany
• Broilers
• Marteria
• Electric Callboy
• Bilderbuch
• Frank Turner
• Donots
• Me First & the Gimme Gimmes
• Schmyt
• Dicht Und Ergreifend
• The Baboon Show
• Querbeat
• 102 Boyz
• Edwin Rosen
• Grossstadtgefluster
• Team Scheisse
• Betterboy
• Disarstar
• Blackout Problems
• Destroy Boys
• As Everything Unfolds
• Deine Cousine
• Engst
• 3 Meter Feldweg
• Mola
Way Out West (August 10-12) in Sweden
• Haken Hellstrom
• Blur
• Caroline Polachek
• Devo
• Amyl & the Sniffers
• Domi & JD Beck
• The Blessed Madonna
• Black Sherif
• TVGirl
• Jockstrap
• Shygirl
• Wizkid
• Viagra Boys
• The Soundtrack of Our Lives
• Aurora
• Sam Fender
• King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
Flow Festival (August 11-13) in Finland
• Wizkid
• FKA Twigs
• Suede
• 070 Shake
• Shygirl
• Jockstrap
• Anna Puu
• Litku Klemetti Viihdeorkesteri
• Kube
• Melo
• Ne Galaktiset
• Lorde
• Devo
• Tove Lo
• Pusha T
• Amyl & the Sniffers
• Eddie Palmieri
• Nu Genea Live Band
• Yona & Tapiola Sinfonietta
• Ruusut
• Ege Zulu
• Pehmoaino
• Sofa
• Blur
• Christine & The Queens
• Caroline Polachek
• Moderat
• Sudan Archives
• High Vis
• Sexmane
• Olavi Uusivirta 40/20
• Maustetytot III
Insane Festival (August 10-13) in France
• Angela
• Danakil
• Bonus Size
• Dub Inc.
• Gargantua
• Hysta B2B Yoshiko
• Indira Paganotto
• Mandragora B2B 4I20
• Paul Kalkbrenner
• Raoul Petite
• Roland Crystal
• Romeo Elvis
• Rooler B2B Expulse & Narfos
• Sofiane Pamart
United Arts Festival (August 11-13) in Poland
• Editors
• Kreator
• Kensington
• Sodom
• Zeal & Ardor
• Pain of Salvation
• Myrkur
• Antimatter
• Kampf
• Malevolent Creation
• Happysad
• Tides from Nebula
• Pure Reason Revolution
• Klone
• Me and that Man
• Turbo
• Sinister
• Lazuli
• Lion Shepherd
• Chemia
• Lysa Gora
• Backhand Slap
• Undefy
Alcatraz Festival (August 11-13) in Belgium
• Powerwolf
• KK’s Priest
• Killswitch Engage
• Anthrax
• Trivium
• Heaven Shall Burn
• Alestorm
• Biohazard
• Blind Guardian
• Michael Schenker Group
• Amorphis
• Hypocrisy
• Cult of Luna
• Metal Church
• Brutus
• Dismember
• Possessed
• Obituary
• Gloryhammer
• Sepultra
• Overkill
• The Exploited
• Russian Circles
• Bury Tomorrow
• Prong
• Bloodbath
• Kataklysm
• H.E.A.T.
• Stake
• I Am Morbid
• Deicide
• Belphegor
• Agnostic Front
• Converge
• Godflesh
• Sacred Reich
• Terror
• Grave Digger
• Madball
• Whitechapel
• Dying Fetus
• Elder
• Exciter
• Decapitated
• Shadow of Intent
• King 810
• Rise of the Northstar
• Bleed from Within
• Wind Rose
• Unto Others
• Tribulation
• Dynazty
• Unleashed
• Archspire
• Taake
• Pyschonaut
• Svalbard
• Gatekeeper
• Immolation
• Riot V
• Fifth Angel
• Vicious Rumors
• Wolves in the Throne Room
• La Muerte
• Celeste
• Acid King
• Midnight
• Gaupa
• Twilight Force
• Vital Remains
• Slapshot
• Jag Panzer
• Gang Green
• Evil Dead
• Vomitory
• Maceration
• Brutal Sphincter
• Serial Butcher
• Iron Mask
• Gaerea
• Mad Sin
• Angelus Apatrida
• Brand of Sacrifice
• Death Before Dishonor
• My Diligence
• Annisokay
• Holy Moses
• Crystal Viper
• Depressive Age
• Yoth Iria
• Kludde
• Schizophrenia
• Do or Die
• Drain
• Frozen Soul
• Slomosa
• Eleine
• Serpent’s Death
• Reject the Sickness
• Gnome
• Psyclona
• Predatory Void
• Mantah
• Slaughter the Giant
• Hexa Mera
• Aeveris
Pangea Festival (August 11-13) in Germany
• Kiz
• Badmomzjay
• Because of Lisbeth
• Jeremiah
• Makko
• Boywithuke
• Ekkstacy
• Mehnersmoos
• Ski Aggu
• Soho Bani
• Luna
• Domiziana
• Etna
• Mayberg
• U. Civetto
• Dilla
• Lostboy Lino
• Beach People
• Futurebae
• Hannah Grae
• Flower Garden
• Steintor Men’s Choir
• Sharaktah
• Lucifer XO
• Xavier & Kazonthebeat
• PA69
• Kitana
• Conc
• Mira
• Demujah
• Township Rebellion
• Atlantic
• Dana Ruh
• Friz 07
• Hans Hammer
• Janthe
• Joyce Muniz
• Cold Love
• Merchant
• Lucinee
• Marie Midori
• Power Suff Girls
• Ranko
Sonic Blast (August 10-12) in Portugal
• Off!
• Acid King
• EyeHateGod
• Kadaver
• A Place to Bury Strangers
• Earthless
• Church of Misery
• Elder
• Naxatras
• Death Valley Girls
• Mondo Generator
• Frankie & the Witch Fingers
• Black Rainbows
• Weedpecker
• Monarch
• Spirit Mother
• Acid Mammoth
• El Altar del Holocausto
• Kanaan
Fete du Bruit (August 11-13) in France
• Macklemore
• Damso
• Placebo
• Dropkick Murphys
• Foals
• Matmatah
Mera Luna (August 12-13) in Germany
• In Extreme
• Project Pitchfork
• Subway to Sally
• Joachim Witt
• The 69 Eyes
• Solar Fake
• Lezte Instanz
• Gothminister
• Blitz Union
The following acts are unlikely because they are playing elsewhere during or around OSL or for other reasons.
• Bon Iver: in Boise (August 11), Portland (August 12), and Seattle (August 13)
• Calvin Harris: in Spain (August 11), and France (August 16)
• Chris Stapleton: in New Hampshire (August 11-12), then Toronto (August 17)
• Def Leppard/Motley Crue/Alice Cooper: in Fargo (August 11) and Omaha (August 13)
• Fleetwood Mac: death of Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks with various tour dates through November.
• Franz Ferdinand: in Italy (August 11-13)
• Goo Goo Dolls/O.A.R.: in Atlantic City (August 11), Holmdel, NJ (August 12) and Bridgeport (August 13)
• Gorillaz: Damon Albarn playing Blur show at Way Out West festival in Sweden same weekend as OSL.
• Horsegirl: in Kansas (August 11) and Chicago (August 13)
• Imagine Dragons: in Croatia (August 8) and Poland (August 14)
• John Summit: in Pennsylvania (August 11) and Baltimore (August 12)
• Knocked Loose: in UK (August 10 & 12), then Germany (August 16)
• Metallica: in Montreal (August 11 & 13)
• MK: in Spain (August 11) and UK (August 12)
• Panic! At The Disco: Announced break-up after Feb-March European Tour
• Pink: in Minneapolis (August 10), Chicago (August 12) and Milwaukee (August 14)
• Snail Mail: in Norway (August 10), then UK (August 17)
• Two Feet: in Austria (August 11) and Turkey (August 13)
• Tyler Childers: in Maryland (August 11) and North Carolina (August 13)
• The Weeknd: in Poland (August 9) and Estonia (August 12)
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The following acts performed at Outsidelands 2022. Note that no act has ever returned quicker than a three-year gap:
• Green Day
• Post Malone
• SZA
• Jack Harlow
• Weezer
• Phoebe Bridgers
• Illenium
• Lil Uzi Vert
• Kali Uchis
• Disclosure
• Mitski
• Polo & Pan
• Dominic Fike
• Oliver Tree
• Mac DeMarco
• Pusha T
• Mt. Joy
• Kim Petras
• Local Natives
• The Marias
• Larry June
• 100 Gecs
• Parcels
• Dayglow
• Purple Disco Machine
• Hiatus Kaiyote
• Washed Out
• Ashe
• Surf Mesa
• Wet Leg
• Sam Fender
• Role Model
• Baby Tate
• The Backseat Lovers
• Amber Mark
• Best Coast
• Franc Moody
• Pussy Riot
• Duckwirth
• Empress Of
• Rostam
• Zoe Wees
• Faye Webster
• Griff
• Anna Lunoe
• Kennyhoopla
• Maxo Kream
• Lido Pimienta
• Briston Maroney
• Sampa The Great
• Del Water Gap
• Robert Glasper
• Inner Wave
• Tyla Yaweh
• The Beths
• Petey
• Odie
• Benny Sings
• Thuy
• Michelle
• Jelani Aryah
• Wilderado
• Cory Henry
• The Emo Night Tour
• Paw Paw Rod
• L’Rain
• Cassandra Jenkins
• Unusual Demont
• Forester
• The Blssm
• Spelling
• Tre’ Amani
• Rina Sawayama
• Symba
• Salem Ilese
• The Linda Lindas
The following acts performed at Outsidelands 2021. Note that no act has ever returned quicker than a three-year gap (and there was no 2020 festival):
• Tame Impala
• Lizzo
• The Strokes
• Tyler the Creator
• Vampire Weekend
• J. Balvin
• Rufus du Sol
• Kehlani
• Glass Animals
• Zhu
• Young Thug
• Kaytranda
• Khruangbin
• Lord Huron
• Nelly
• Brittany Howard
• Burna Boy
• Melanie Martinez
• 24Goldn
• Troyboi
• Angel Olsen
• Sofi Tukker
• Earthgang
• Sharon Van Etten
• SG Lewis
• Flo Milli
• ARIZONA
• Jpeg Mafia
• Drama
• Dr. Dog
• Shiba San
• Boy Pablo
• Rico Nasty
• Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
• 070 Shake
• Trevor Daniel
• The Midnight
• Moses Sumney
• MXMToon
• Dijon
• The Hu
• Young Bae
• Bakar
• The Soul Rebels
• Hinds
• Caroline Polachek
• Yves Tumor and Its Band
• Crooked Colours
• Scarypoolparty
• J.Philip
• Marc E. Bassy
• Julia Jacklin
• Goth Babe
• Remi Wolf
• Cam
• Neil Frances
• Rexx Life Raj
• Cannons
• Buscabulla
• Jessia
• Brijean
• Resistance Revival Chorus
• Claud
• Q
• Sofia Valdes
• Bartees Strange
• Amy Allen
• Nogo Erez
• Madeline Kenney
• Post Animal
• Evann McIntosh
• Nap Eyes
• Neal Francis
• Shilan
The following venues possess the capacity to hold 10,000 people or more. With one exception (Tame Impala), no act has never had an announced gig at one of these venues when the OSL lineup has been announced.
Levi’s Stadium (capacity 75,000) in Santa Clara, CA
• Taylor Swift (July 28-29)
• Beyonce (August 30)
• Ed Sheeran (September 16)
Oracle Park (capacity 41,915) in San Francisco, CA
• Dead & Co (July 14-16)
Shoreline Amphitheatre (capacity 22,500) in Mountain View, CA
• Shania Twain (May 26)
• Janet Jackson (June 16)
• Fall Out Boy (July 5)
• Nickelback (July 9)
• Luke Bryan (July 22)
• Big Time Rush (August 7)
• Rod Stewart & Cheap Trick (August 8)
• Lynyrd Skynyrd & ZZ Top (August 10)
• Foreigner (August 24)
• Pentatonix & Lauren Alaina (September 12)
• Jason Aldean (September 28)
Oakland Arena (capacity 19,596) in Oakland, CA
• YG (February 1)
• Carin Leon (February 4)
• Soul II Soul (February 11)
• SZA (March 14)
• Mana (March 18)
• Future (April 1)
• Burna Boy (April 8)
• New Edition (April 9)
• Muse (April 14)
• Suga (May 16-17)
• Grupo Frontera (May 28)
• Twice (June 13)
• Zach Bryan (August 21)
• Sam Smith (August 27)
• Anita Baker (December 23)
Toyota Amphitheatre (capacity 18,500) in Wheatland, CA
• Nickelback (July 8)
• Disturbed (July 18)
• Luke Bryan (July 21)
• Big Time Rush (August 10)
• Lynyrd Skynyrd & ZZ Top (August 11)
• Foreigner (August 23)
• Jason Aldean (September 21)
Chase Center (capacity 18,064) in San Francisco, CA
• Marc Anthony (March 10)
• Stevie Nicks (March 23)
• Ricardo Arjona (May 5)
• Illenium (June 2-3)
• Paramore (July 22)
• Bryan Adams (July 30)
• Santa Fe Klan (August 3)
• Sam Smith (August 28)
• Lionel Richie & Earth Wind & Fire (September 8)
• Arctic Monkeys (September 26)
• Madonna (October 4-5)
• RBD (October 8)
• Peter Gabriel (October 11)
• Pink (October 14-15)
• Depeche Mode (December 3)
• Bruce Springsteen (December 8, 10)
Golden 1 Center (capacity 17,608) in Sacramento, CA
• Carin Leon (February 26)
• Marc Anthony (March 2)
• Ana Gabriel (March 12)
• Carrie Underwood (March 14)
• Depeche Mode (March 23)
• Stevie Nicks (March 26)
• Greta Van Fleet (March 28)
• John Mayer (April 8)
• Rauw Alejandro (April 25)
• Grupo Arriesgado (May 26)
• Blink-182 (June 23)
• Santa Fe Klan (August 8)
• Duran Duran (August 24)
• Marco Antonio Solis (September 3)
• Alejandro Fernandez (September 8)
• Los Tigros del Norte (September 9)
• Mana (September 23)
• Arctic Monkeys (September 27)
• RBD (October 7)
• Pink (October 12)
• Pepe Aguilar (November 19)
SAP Center (capacity 17,496) in San Jose, CA
• Los Temerarios (February 3)
• JJ Lin (February 7)
• Ana Gabriel (February 16)
• Eagles (February 21)
• Marco Antonio Solis (March 3)
• Mana (March 17)
• Depeche Mode (March 25)
• Los Tigres del Norte (April 1)
• Rauw Alejandro (April 26)
• Kane Brown (April 27)
• Grupo Arriesgado (April 28)
• Anuel AA (May 14)
• Duran Duran (May 28)
• Pancho Barraza (June 10)
• Blink-182 (June 22)
• Alejandro Fernandez (September 9)
• RBD (October 6)
• Banda MS (October 7)
Concord Pavilion (capacity 12,500) in Concord, CA
• Mastodon & Gojira (April 20)
• Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds & Garbage (June 6)
• Ghost (August 2)
• Beck & Phoenix (August 5)
• Jelly Roll & Three 6 Mafia (September 14)
• Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper (September 22)
Heart Health Park (capacity 11,569) in Sacramento, CA
• None listed yet
The following are venues that hold anywhere from 500 to 8,500 people. Playing these venues in the same year as OSL does not necessarily rule these acts out, but having a gig anywhere from May to November likely lowers the probability of that act appearing in the lineup.
Greek Theatre (capacity 8,500) in Berkeley, CA
• Yeah Yeah Yeahs (June 10)
• Seven Lions (June 16)
• Louis Tomlinson (June 29)
• Charlie Puth (July 6)
• Jason Mraz (July 17)
• Big Thief (August 8)
• Young the Giant (August 17)
• Fleet Foxes & My Morning Jacket (August 18-19)
• Weezer (August 24)
• Sylvan Esso (August 30)
• The Revivalists & Band of Horses (August 31)
• Steve Miller Band (September 22)
• The Postal Service & Death Cab for Cutie (October 9-11)
Frost Amphitheater (capacity 8,000) in Stanford, CA
• Migguel Anggelo (May 5)
• Edward Simon (May 12)
• James Taylor (May 30)
• LCD Soundsystem (June 2)
• Steve Lacy (June 3)
• boygenius (June 4)
• Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit (June 29)
• Stick Figure (July 20)
• Cavetown (July 23)
• Rebelution (August 5)
Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (capacity 7,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Kali Uchis (May 26)
• Yellowcard (August 2)
Oxbow River Stage (capacity 4,000) in Napa, CA
• Train (July 21)
The Masonic (capacity 3,165) in San Francisco, CA
• Lil Wayne (May 12)
• Sisters of Mercy (May 17)
• $not (May 20)
• Ha*Ash (May 27)
• Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band (June 11)
• Tori Amos (July 26)
• Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova (August 26)
• Natalie Merchant (September 26)
• Macklemore (October 14)
Paramount Theatre (capacity 3,040) in Oakland, CA
• Seal (June 6)
Palace of Fine Arts (capacity 3,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Clannad (October 6)
San Jose Civic (capacity 2,850) in San Jose, CA
• Marauda (May 5)
• Charlie Zaa (May 12)
• Carlos Rivera (June 16)
• Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band (June 17)
• Black Tiger Sex Machine (July 17)
• Marisela (August 20)
• Eden Munoz (September 1)
The Warfield (capacity 2,300) in San Francisco, CA
• Caroline Polachek (May 1-2)
• Okean Elzy (May 11)
• Placebo (May 14)
• Death Grips (May 16 & May 20)
• Molchat Doma (May 17)
• Yves Tumor (May 23)
• Helloween (June 3)
• Beartooth & Trivium (June 12)
• Thrice (June 19)
• Grandson & K.Flay (June 26)
• Little Feat (July 29)
• Sammy Rae & the Friends (October 17)
• JR de Guzman (October 20)
• Oxxxymiron (October 25)
Golden Gate Theatre (capacity 2,297) in San Francisco, CA
• Kansas (September 14)
Mountain Winery (capacity 2,278) in Saratoga, CA
• Tower of Power (June 16)
• Tori Amos (July 25)
Fox Theatre (capacity 2,250) in Oakland, CA
• Pixies (May 4)
• Crowded House (May 6)
• Fever Ray (May 10)
• Metronomy (May 12)
• Lizzy McAlpine (May 13)
• Future Islands (May 14)
• First Aid Kit (May 15)
• M83 (May 16-17)
• Mr. Bungle (May 23-24)
• Rodrigo y Gabriela (June 3)
• Bebe Rexha (June 4)
• Kelsea Ballerini (June 21)
• Palace (June 24)
• Diana Krall (July 15)
• Goth Babe (July 16)
• JVKE (August 7)
• Ben Folds (August 17)
• Mt. Joy (August 26-27)
• Ashnikko (October 24)
• Stephen Sanchez (November 4)
The Midway (capacity 1,700) in San Francisco, CA
• Matroda (May 5)
• Biscits x Goodboys (May 7)
• Two Friends (May 20)
• Satin Jackets (June 10)
• Haliene (July 8)
• Kolohe Kai (September 7)
1015 Folsom (capacity 1,400) in San Francisco, CA
• Harry Mack (May 3)
• The Blessed Madonna (May 5)
• Cassian & Luude (May 12)
• Salute (May 18)
• Snake Hips (May 19)
UC Theatre (capacity 1,400) in Berkeley, CA
• L7 (May 4)
• Djavan (May 5)
• Tribal Seeds (May 6)
• Bi-2 (May 12)
• The Black Dahlia Murder (May 13)
• Obituary (May 18)
• Gary Numan (May 19)
• Phantogram (May 25)
• Lulu Santos (May 28)
• Tinariwen (June 2)
• Eels (June 11)
• Tarja (June 30)
The Fillmore (capacity 1,050) in San Francisco, CA
• Leon Larregul (May 1)
• Sierra Ferrell (May 2)
• Caroline Rose (May 3)
• Avatar (May 5)
• Watsky (May 6)
• Ruston Kelly (May 11)
• Hayley Kiyoko (May 15)
• KMFDM (May 18)
• Emily King (May 19)
• Valley (May 20)
• Sampa the Great (May 22)
• Meute (May 23)
• Siddhartha (May 24)
• The Interrupters (May 30)
The Regency Ballroom (capacity 1,050) in San Francisco, CA
• Clutch (May 4)
• Panchiko (May 10)
• Alestorm (May 15)
• The Human League (May 23)
• Anees (May 24)
• Sepultura & Kreator (May 28)
• Dark Funeral (June 9)
• The Bouncing Souls (October 15)
August Hall (capacity 1,000) in San Francisco, CA
• Alfa Mist (May 5)
• Ladytron (May 12)
• Haken & Arch Echo (May 25)
• The Wrecks & Paris Jackson (May 26)
• Yung Gravy (May 27)
• Cautious Clay (May 28)
• Clan of Xymox (June 13)
• Loveless (June 23)
• Summer Salt (July 18)
• Belinda Carlisle (August 20)
• Ocean Alley (September 5)
• Shame & Disq (October 2)
• Half Moon Run (October 25)
The Uptown (capacity 863) in Napa, CA
• Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs (May 25)
• Thee Sacred Souls (May 26)
• Thievery Corporation (May 27)
• Lucius (May 28)
• Kenny Wayne Shepherd (August 5)
Bimbo’s 365 Club (capacity 685) in San Francisco, CA
• Tamino (May 10)
• Lovejoy (May 17)
• Raja (August 20)
Great American Music Hall (capacity 600) in San Francisco, CA
• Ionnalee (May 2)
• Bill Frisell (May 4-7)
• Deerhoof (May 8)
• Rico Nasty (May 12)
• Fenne Lily (May 13)
• The Heavy (May 14)
• Elder (May 16)
• Martin Dupont (May 18)
• Moon Boots (May 19)
• Hoodoo Gurus (May 21)
• My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult (May 31)
• Acid King (June 3)
• Modi (June 8)
• Angel Dust (June 9)
• KT Tunstall (June 13)
• Have A Nice Life (June 20)
• Cheryl Porter (June 24)
• Fleetwood Macrame (July 14)
• Braid (July 21)
• Souls of Mischief (August 14)
• Ingrid Andress (August 23)
• Arroj Aftab (September 21)
• Igorrr (October 11)
• Agar Agar (October 31)
• Mudhoney (November 15)
The Cornerstone (capacity 600) in Berkeley, CA
• Porangui (May 10)
• Suga Free (May 12)
• Khemmis (May 17)
• Maoli (May 18)
• Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters (May 20)
• My Baby (May 24)
• GBH (May 26)
• Katchafire (May 27)
• The Exploited & Total Chaos (June 1)
• Dogs in a Pile (June 3)
• Peso Peso (June 22)
Bankhead Theater (capacity 500) in Livermore, CA
• Mariachi Sol de Mexico (May 7)
• T.S. Monk (June 2)
• Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters (June 3)
• Debbie Gibson (July 13)
• Keiko Matsui (August 4)
• Mustangs of the West (August 19)
The Chapel (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• Wolves in the Throne Room (May 3)
• Xiu Xiu (May 5)
• Frankie Cosmos (May 7)
• Haley Heynderick (May 9)
• The Wailers (May 10)
• Fruit Bats (May 12-14)
• William Parker New Heart Trio (May 15)
• Lucretia Salt (May 16)
• Rylee Walker and His Band (May 18)
• Earthless (May 19)
• This Charming Band (May 20)
• Sondre Lerche (May 24)
• Pearl & the Oysters (May 31)
• Billie Marten (June 7)
• Parker Millsap & His Band (June 16)
• November Ultra (June 19)
• OURS (June 21)
• Corduroy (July 14)
• Osees (September 3-6)
• The Mission UK (September 24-25)
YOLO Nightclub (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• None listed yet
The Independent (capacity 500) in San Francisco, CA
• Donovan Woods & Henry Jamison (May 3)
• Wednesday (May 6)
• Westerman (May 7)
• Crumb (May 9)
• Kerala Dust (May 10)
• Wilder Woods (May 14)
• Overcoats (May 16)
• Frazey Ford (May 17)
• Rebecca Black (May 19)
• The Album Leaf (May 20)
• Meg Myers (May 24)
• Madison McFerrin (June 2)
• Ondara (June 5)
• Fish Narc (June 7)
• The Dirty Nil & Daniel Romano's Outfit (June 20)
• Clark (June 23)
• Pedro the Lion (June 27)
• Liturgy (June 28)
• Plaid (July 29)
• SYML (August 19)
• Kula Shaker (September 19)
• Blanco White (October 20)
The following are other Bay Area music festivals. Acts playing these festivals are less likely to be playing at OSL.
Bottlerock (May 26-28) in Napa, CA (Top 48 on bill only)
• Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Post Malone
• Lizzo
• Duran Duran
• Lil Nas X
• Smashing Pumpkins
• Leon Bridges
• Billy Strings
• Wu-Tang Clan
• The National
• Caamp
• Sheryl Crow
• Nile Rodgers & Chic
• Carly Rae Jepsen
• Bastille
• Tove Lo
• Phantogram
• Japanese Breakfast
• Quinn XCII
• Yung Gravy
• Thievery Corporation
• Dayglow
• Ashe
• Lucius
• Teddy Swims
• Cautious Clay
• Nicky Youre
• Los Lobos
• War
• Taj Mahal
• Mike Campell & the Dirty Knobs
• The Airborne Toxic Event
• The Struts
• Warren G
• Kennyhoopla
• Jean Dawson
• Lupe Fiasco
• Pete Yorn
• Beach Weather
• Jax
• Tom Odell
• Half-Alive
• Alvaro Diaz
• Meute
• Joey Valance & Brae
• The Wrecks
• Maude Latour
• Arden Jones
Sol Blume Festival (April 29-30) in Sacramento
• Brent Faiyaz
• Ella Mai
• Isaiah Rashad
• Joey Baddass
• NAO
• Sabrina Claudio
• Mariah the Scientist
• Amber Mark
• Larussell
• Rini
• Mereba
• Rejjie Snow
• Alex Isley
• Fana Hughes
• Christina Kuria
• Kehlani
• Jesse Reyez
• Pink Sweats
• Chloe
• Pinkpantheress
• Thuy
• Jacquees
• Muni Long
• Mahalia
• Marc E. Bassy
• Destin Conrad
• Arin Ray
• Flo
• Coco Jones
• Noodles
• Zae France
• Samaria
• Teyana Taylor
Mosswood Meltdown Festival (July 1-2) in Oakland, CA
• Le Tigre
• Bratmobile
• Gravy Train
• ESG
• Mika Miko
• JJ Fad
• The Rondelles
• Avengers
• Tina & the Total Babes
• Snooper
• Quintron & Miss Pussycat
• Brower
• Morgan & the Organ Donors
• Memo PST
• Cumgirl8
• Warp
Aftershock Festival (October 5-8) in Sacramento, CA
• Guns 'N Roses
• Pantera
The following are European music festivals happening the same weekend as OSL. Acts playing these festivals are less likely to be playing at OSL
Ypsigrock Festival (August 10-13) in Italy
• Slow Dive
• Panda Bear & Sonic Boom
• The Comet Is Coming
• Verdena
• Still Corners
• Ekkstacy
• HVOB
• King Hannah
• Just Mustard
• Liela Moss
• Thus Love
• Kiwi Jr.
• Pale Blue Eyes
• Traams
• Plastic Mermaids
• Helen Ganya
• The Haunted Youth
MEO Sudoeste (August 5-13) in Portugal (only counting out acts appearing August 11-13)
• Ivandro
• Metro Boomin
• Slow J
• L7nnon
Open Flair Festival (August 9-13) in Germany
• Akne Kid Joe
• Bosse
• Broilers
• Cathe
• Cro
• Das Lumpenpack
• Deine Cousine
• Destroy Boys
• Donots
• Drei Meter Feldweg
• Edwin Rosen
• Fjort
• Frank Turner and Sleeping Souls
• Giant Rooks
• Kytes
• Leoniden
• Madeline Juno
• Marteria
• Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
• Megaloh
• Mele
• Mia Morgan
• Monsters of Liedermaching
• OK Kid
• Raum27
• Rong Kong Koma
• Saint City Orchestra
• Salo
• Slime
• Sportfreunde Stiller
• Sprints
• Team Scheisse
• The Answer
• The New Roses
• While She Sleeps
• Zebrahead
Leyendas Del Rock (August 9-12) in Spain
• Megadeth
• Arch Enemy
• Michael Schenker Group
• Hammerfall
• WarCry
• Beartooth
• Dragon Force
• Sepultra
• Feuerschwanz
• Angelus Apatrida
• Ugly Kid Joe
• Tierra Santa
• White Lion
• I Am Morbid
• Napalm Death
• Bleed From Within
• Decapitated
• Shalom
• Virgin Steele
• Delalma
• Dynazty
• Gigatron
• Diamond Head
• Burning Witches
• Exciter
• Angus McSix
• Narnia
• Pedro Botero
• Dragonfly
• Badana
• El Altar del Holocausto
• Power Quest
• The New Roses
• Ignea
• Mind Driller
Brutal Assault (August 9-12) in Czechia
• Abbie Falls
• Adacta
• Agnostic Front
• Angelus Apatrida
• Anthrax
• Archspire
• Beartooth
• Belakor
• Benediction
• Biohazard
• Birds in a Row
• Bleed From Within
• Borknagar
• Brand of Sacrifice
• Cabal
• Capra
• Carpenter Brut
• Catastrofy
• Church of Misery
• Church of the Cosmic Skull
• Concrete Winds
• Converge
• Crippled Fingers
• Crisix
• Crowbar
• Cult of Fire
• Death Before Dishonor
• Deicide
• Demonical
• Dismember
• Dodsrit
• Dying Fetus
• Enslaved
• Evildead
• Exciter
• EyeHateGod
• Fit for an Autopsy
• Forgotten Silence
• Gang Green
• Gatecreeper
• Get the Shot
• Heaving Earth
• Hsilung
• Horskh
• Hypnos
• Hypocrisy
• I Am Morbid
• Immolation
• In Flames
• Infected Rain
• Innersphere
• Insanity Alert
• Kataklysm
• Konvent
• Krisiun
• Lamp of Murmur
• Malevolence
• Manes
• Mantar
• Marduk
• Meshuggah
• Miasmatic Necrosis
• Mispyrming
• Mork
• Napalm Death
• Nile
• Nordjevel
• Obituary
• Omnium Gatherum
• Orbit Culture
• Overkill
• Pensees Nocturnes
• Perturbator
• Possessed
• Russian Circles
• Sacramentum
• Saturnus
• Sepultra
• Shadow of Intent
• Signs of the Swarm
• Skinless
• Slapshot
• Sodom
• Solothus
• Spectral Wounds
• Suicidal Angels
• Terror
• The Agonist
• Tribulation
• Trivium
• Watain
• White Ward
• Wiegedood
• Within Destruction
• Wolfheart
• Zeal & Ardor
Dreambeach (August 9-13) in Spain
• Apashe
• Armin Van Buuren
• Brennan Heart
• Carl Cox
• Coone
• Hybrid Minds
• Ida Engberg
• Kobosil
• Koven
• Marauda
• Morad
• Morten
• The Prodigy
Boardmasters (August 9-13) in UK
• Liam Gallagher
• Florence & the Machine
• Little Simz
• Four Tet
• Example
• Dylan
• Bob Vylan
• Cassyette
• Kid Kapichi
• Jockstrap
• Connie Constance
• Gwenno
• Katchafire
• Gretel Hanlyn
• Wunderhorse
• Ben Nicky
• Dimension
• Kanine
• Kings of the Rollers
• Inja
• Paul Woolford & Danny Howard
• Tsha
• Belters Only
• Charlie Tee
• Goddard
• Jaguar
• Vibe Chemistry
• Liam Gallagher
We Out Here (August 10-14) in UK
• Alabaster Deplume
• Alogte Oho and His Sounds of Joy
• Black Midi
• Brian Jackson
• Bruno Berle
• Carmen Lundy
• Chelsea Carmichael
• Cymande
• Dave Okumu & The Seven Generations
• Goldie
• Jasmine Myra
• Jimetta Rose & the Voices of Creation
• Kyoto Jazz Massive
• Makaya McCraven
• Marcos Valle
• Mauskovic Dance Band
• Meshell Ndegeocello
• Moin
• Nok Cultural Ensemble
• Nubya Garcia
• R.A.P. Ferreira
• Soichi Terada
• Space Afrika
• Sun Ra Arkestra
• Tara Clerkin Trio
• Tom Skinner
• Wu-Lu
• Yazmin Lacey
Locus Festival (August 8-14) in Italy
• The Comet Is Coming
• Ezra Collective
• Fatoumata Diawara
• Makaya McCraven
• Roy Ayers
• Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
• Sun Ra Arkestra
Tauberetal Festival (August 10-13) in Germany
• Broilers
• Marteria
• Electric Callboy
• Bilderbuch
• Frank Turner
• Donots
• Me First & the Gimme Gimmes
• Schmyt
• Dicht Und Ergreifend
• The Baboon Show
• Querbeat
• 102 Boyz
• Edwin Rosen
• Grossstadtgefluster
• Team Scheisse
• Betterboy
• Disarstar
• Blackout Problems
• Destroy Boys
• As Everything Unfolds
• Deine Cousine
• Engst
• 3 Meter Feldweg
• Mola
Way Out West (August 10-12) in Sweden
• Haken Hellstrom
• Blur
• Caroline Polachek
• Devo
• Amyl & the Sniffers
• Domi & JD Beck
• The Blessed Madonna
• Black Sherif
• TVGirl
• Jockstrap
• Shygirl
• Wizkid
• Viagra Boys
• The Soundtrack of Our Lives
• Aurora
• Sam Fender
• King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
Flow Festival (August 11-13) in Finland
• Wizkid
• FKA Twigs
• Suede
• 070 Shake
• Shygirl
• Jockstrap
• Anna Puu
• Litku Klemetti Viihdeorkesteri
• Kube
• Melo
• Ne Galaktiset
• Lorde
• Devo
• Tove Lo
• Pusha T
• Amyl & the Sniffers
• Eddie Palmieri
• Nu Genea Live Band
• Yona & Tapiola Sinfonietta
• Ruusut
• Ege Zulu
• Pehmoaino
• Sofa
• Blur
• Christine & The Queens
• Caroline Polachek
• Moderat
• Sudan Archives
• High Vis
• Sexmane
• Olavi Uusivirta 40/20
• Maustetytot III
Insane Festival (August 10-13) in France
• Angela
• Danakil
• Bonus Size
• Dub Inc.
• Gargantua
• Hysta B2B Yoshiko
• Indira Paganotto
• Mandragora B2B 4I20
• Paul Kalkbrenner
• Raoul Petite
• Roland Crystal
• Romeo Elvis
• Rooler B2B Expulse & Narfos
• Sofiane Pamart
United Arts Festival (August 11-13) in Poland
• Editors
• Kreator
• Kensington
• Sodom
• Zeal & Ardor
• Pain of Salvation
• Myrkur
• Antimatter
• Kampf
• Malevolent Creation
• Happysad
• Tides from Nebula
• Pure Reason Revolution
• Klone
• Me and that Man
• Turbo
• Sinister
• Lazuli
• Lion Shepherd
• Chemia
• Lysa Gora
• Backhand Slap
• Undefy
Alcatraz Festival (August 11-13) in Belgium
• Powerwolf
• KK’s Priest
• Killswitch Engage
• Anthrax
• Trivium
• Heaven Shall Burn
• Alestorm
• Biohazard
• Blind Guardian
• Michael Schenker Group
• Amorphis
• Hypocrisy
• Cult of Luna
• Metal Church
• Brutus
• Dismember
• Possessed
• Obituary
• Gloryhammer
• Sepultra
• Overkill
• The Exploited
• Russian Circles
• Bury Tomorrow
• Prong
• Bloodbath
• Kataklysm
• H.E.A.T.
• Stake
• I Am Morbid
• Deicide
• Belphegor
• Agnostic Front
• Converge
• Godflesh
• Sacred Reich
• Terror
• Grave Digger
• Madball
• Whitechapel
• Dying Fetus
• Elder
• Exciter
• Decapitated
• Shadow of Intent
• King 810
• Rise of the Northstar
• Bleed from Within
• Wind Rose
• Unto Others
• Tribulation
• Dynazty
• Unleashed
• Archspire
• Taake
• Pyschonaut
• Svalbard
• Gatekeeper
• Immolation
• Riot V
• Fifth Angel
• Vicious Rumors
• Wolves in the Throne Room
• La Muerte
• Celeste
• Acid King
• Midnight
• Gaupa
• Twilight Force
• Vital Remains
• Slapshot
• Jag Panzer
• Gang Green
• Evil Dead
• Vomitory
• Maceration
• Brutal Sphincter
• Serial Butcher
• Iron Mask
• Gaerea
• Mad Sin
• Angelus Apatrida
• Brand of Sacrifice
• Death Before Dishonor
• My Diligence
• Annisokay
• Holy Moses
• Crystal Viper
• Depressive Age
• Yoth Iria
• Kludde
• Schizophrenia
• Do or Die
• Drain
• Frozen Soul
• Slomosa
• Eleine
• Serpent’s Death
• Reject the Sickness
• Gnome
• Psyclona
• Predatory Void
• Mantah
• Slaughter the Giant
• Hexa Mera
• Aeveris
Pangea Festival (August 11-13) in Germany
• Kiz
• Badmomzjay
• Because of Lisbeth
• Jeremiah
• Makko
• Boywithuke
• Ekkstacy
• Mehnersmoos
• Ski Aggu
• Soho Bani
• Luna
• Domiziana
• Etna
• Mayberg
• U. Civetto
• Dilla
• Lostboy Lino
• Beach People
• Futurebae
• Hannah Grae
• Flower Garden
• Steintor Men’s Choir
• Sharaktah
• Lucifer XO
• Xavier & Kazonthebeat
• PA69
• Kitana
• Conc
• Mira
• Demujah
• Township Rebellion
• Atlantic
• Dana Ruh
• Friz 07
• Hans Hammer
• Janthe
• Joyce Muniz
• Cold Love
• Merchant
• Lucinee
• Marie Midori
• Power Suff Girls
• Ranko
Sonic Blast (August 10-12) in Portugal
• Off!
• Acid King
• EyeHateGod
• Kadaver
• A Place to Bury Strangers
• Earthless
• Church of Misery
• Elder
• Naxatras
• Death Valley Girls
• Mondo Generator
• Frankie & the Witch Fingers
• Black Rainbows
• Weedpecker
• Monarch
• Spirit Mother
• Acid Mammoth
• El Altar del Holocausto
• Kanaan
Fete du Bruit (August 11-13) in France
• Macklemore
• Damso
• Placebo
• Dropkick Murphys
• Foals
• Matmatah
Mera Luna (August 12-13) in Germany
• In Extreme
• Project Pitchfork
• Subway to Sally
• Joachim Witt
• The 69 Eyes
• Solar Fake
• Lezte Instanz
• Gothminister
• Blitz Union
The following acts are unlikely because they are playing elsewhere during or around OSL or for other reasons.
• Bon Iver: in Boise (August 11), Portland (August 12), and Seattle (August 13)
• Calvin Harris: in Spain (August 11), and France (August 16)
• Chris Stapleton: in New Hampshire (August 11-12), then Toronto (August 17)
• Def Leppard/Motley Crue/Alice Cooper: in Fargo (August 11) and Omaha (August 13)
• Fleetwood Mac: death of Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks with various tour dates through November.
• Franz Ferdinand: in Italy (August 11-13)
• Goo Goo Dolls/O.A.R.: in Atlantic City (August 11), Holmdel, NJ (August 12) and Bridgeport (August 13)
• Gorillaz: Damon Albarn playing Blur show at Way Out West festival in Sweden same weekend as OSL.
• Horsegirl: in Kansas (August 11) and Chicago (August 13)
• Imagine Dragons: in Croatia (August 8) and Poland (August 14)
• John Summit: in Pennsylvania (August 11) and Baltimore (August 12)
• Knocked Loose: in UK (August 10 & 12), then Germany (August 16)
• Metallica: in Montreal (August 11 & 13)
• MK: in Spain (August 11) and UK (August 12)
• Panic! At The Disco: Announced break-up after Feb-March European Tour
• Pink: in Minneapolis (August 10), Chicago (August 12) and Milwaukee (August 14)
• Snail Mail: in Norway (August 10), then UK (August 17)
• Two Feet: in Austria (August 11) and Turkey (August 13)
• Tyler Childers: in Maryland (August 11) and North Carolina (August 13)
• The Weeknd: in Poland (August 9) and Estonia (August 12)
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2021.07.24 23:28 ciralho Olimpíadas Thread - Noite 24/07 e Madrugada/Manhã 25/07
Bem amigos do futebol, segundo dia oficial de competições chegando, e já tamo pique português - somente em busca do ouro. Então chega mais, traz uma cerveja (de preferência não Itaipava), um refri, que a carne tá na conta do pai e vamo que vamo.
PS - Não entendo absolutamente nada de esportes olímpicos, então se tiver um erro foi mal e me avisa que irei corrigir (se alguém quiser me ajudar a fazer esses posts também, tamo junto rsrsrs).
Olimpíadas Threads anteriores:
Noite 22/07 e Manhã 23/07
Noite 23/07 e Manhã 24/07
Site dos Jogos Olímpicos (aff ta em inglês)
Quadro de Medalhas
Termômetro Olímpico - CHANCES DE MEDALHAS PARA O BRASIL
Previsões de Medalhas - GERAL
Programação SporTV
Programação BandSports
Planilhão de transmissões (Google Docs)
Globo
BandSports
Tudo depende da programação deles e do encaixe do horário, então é melhor conferir nos sites deles do que confiar em algo que colocar aqui em qual canal vai passar e tals, vai que muda do nada.
Masculino - Brasil x Noruega 21h
Resultado: Noruega 27-24 Brasil
Feminino até 49kg - Natasha Rosa Figueiredo - 21:50h
Resultado: Natasha 9ª colocada
Espada individual Feminino - Nathalie Moellhausen x Rosella Fiamingo (ITA) - 21:55h -
Resultado - Nathalie eliminada na segunda rodada (10-9)
Masculino - Alison e Álvaro Filho x Azaad e Capogrosso (ARG) - 22h
Resultado: Brasil 2-0 Argentina (21-16 e 21-17)
Feminino - Agatha e Duda x Gallay e Pereira (ARG) - 23h
Resultado: Brasil 2-0 Argentina (21-19 e 21-11)
Duplas Feminino - Stefani e Pigossi x Dabrowski e Fich (CAN) - 23h
Resultado: Stefani e Pigossi vencem e avançam de fase 2-0 (7-6 e 6-4)
Duplas Masculino - Demoliner e Melo x Mektic e Pavic (CRO) - 05:30h
Resultado: Demoliner e Melo eliminados 2-0 (7-5 e 6-4)
Simples Masculino - Thiago Monteiro x Jan-Lennard Struff (ALE) - 1:10h
Resultado: Thiago Monteiro eliminado 2-0 (6-3 e 6-4)
Simples Masculino - João Menezes x Marin Cilic (CRO) - 05:30h
Resultado: João Menezes eliminado 2-1 (6-7, 7-5 e 7-6)
Feminino até 48kg - Gabriela Chibana x Harriet Bonface (QUE) - 23h
Resultado: Gabriela eliminada na Segunda rodada x Distria Krasniqi (KOS)
Masculino até 60kg - Eric Takabatake x Soukphaxay Sithisane (LAO) - 23:42h
Resultado: Eric eliminado na Segunda Rodada x Kim Won-Jin (COR)
Masculino - Brasil x Tunísia - 23:05h
Resultado: Brasil 3-0 Tunísia (25-22, 25-20 e 25-15)
Pistola 10m Masculino - Felipe Wu - 1:00h
Resultado: Felipe eliminado nas classificatórias (32º colocado)
Simples Feminino - Jessica Yamada x Rachel Moret (SUI) - 2:15h
Resultado: Jessica eliminada na primeira rodada (4-2)
Arthur Zanetti classificado para a final das argolas - 3ª maior nota
Caio Souza classificado para a final do salto - 4ª maior nota e 9º no individual geral
Diogo Soares classificado para a final do individual geral
Adestramento individual Misto - João Victor Marcari Oliva (cavalo Escorial) - 5:00h
Resultado: 5º colocado no Grupo A - Não classificado para as oitavas
400m livre Masculino - 7:48h
Resultado: Guilherme Costa eliminado nas semifinais - 11º melhor tempo
100m peito Masculino - 8:55h
Resultado: Felipe Lima classificado para a seminal - 8º melhor tempo
Caio Pumpitus eliminado - 6º colocado na bateria
Revezamento 4x100m livre Feminino - 9:15h
Resultado: 12º melhor tempo, não classificado para a final
Resultado: Brasil 3x3 Holanda
Ítalo Ferreira - 19h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS OITAVAS
Gabriel Medina - 21:40h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS OITAVAS
Classificatórias - Individual - Feminino
Silvana Lima - 23:40
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS OITAVAS
Tatiana Weston-Webb - 0:20
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS OITAVAS
Gustavo Felipe - 20:30
Resultado: Eliminado nas classificatórias - 14º colocado
Kelvin Hoefler - 21:19
RESULTADO: MEDALHA DE PRATA
Giovanni Viana - 22:58
Resultado: Eliminado nas classificatórias - 11º colocado
Evandro e Bruno Schmidt vs E. Grimalt e M. Grimalt (CHL) - 23h
RESULTADO: VITÓRIA DE EVANDRO E BRUNO - 2-1 (21-15, 16-21 e 15-12)
Brasil x Atletas Russos - 23h
Resultado: Brasil 24x24 Atletas Russos
Daniel Cargnin vs Mohamed Abdelmawgoud (EGI) - 23:14h
RESULTADO: MEDALHA DE BRONZE
Primeira Rodada - Feminino - até 52kg
Larissa Pimenta vs Agata Perenc (POL) - 23:49h
Resultado: Eliminada nas oitavas vs Uta Abe (JAP) - campeã olímpica
Felipe Lima - 23:33h
Resultado: Eliminado na semifinal - 12º melhor tempo
Qualificatórias - 200m livre - Masculino
Fernando Scheffer - 07:27h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 1º da bateria
Murilo Sartori - 07:30h
Resultado: Eliminado nas qualificatórias
Qualificatórias - 100m costas - Masculino
Guilherme Basseto - 07:56h
Resultado: Eliminado nas qualificatórias
Guilherme Guido - 07:58h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 11º melhor tempo
Qualificatórias - 4x100m livre - Masculino
(não achei os participantes kkkk) - 08:30h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA A FINAL - 5º melhor tempo
Lucas Verthein - 23:40h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIS - 2º melhor da bateria
Edival Marques vs Hakan Recber (TUR) - 01:02h
Resultado: Eliminado vs Hakan Recber nas oitavas
Ana Satila - 01:47h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 7ª colocada
Robert Scheidt - 02:35h
Resultado: 11º colocado (ainda tem muita competição)
1ª, 2ª e 3ª Regata - RS:X - Feminino
Patricia Freitas - 03:05h
Resultado: 13ª, 14ª e 4ª colocada (são 12 etapas até a final)
Gustavo Tsuboi vs Ovidiu Ionescu (ROM) - 04:15h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO - 4-1 vs Ovidiu Ionescu (ROM)
Segunda Rodada - Simples - Feminino
Bruna Takahashi vs Jia Nan Yuan (FRA) - 05h
Resultado: Eliminado na segunda rodada 4-0 vs Jia Nan Yuan (FRA)
Brasil x Costa do Marfim - 05:30h
Resultado: Brasil 0x0 Costa do Marfim
Wanderson Oliveira vs Wessam Salamana (Time dos refugiados) - 07:06h
RESULTADO: VITÓRIA POR PONTOS (5-0) VS WESSAM SALAMANA
Flávia Saraiva, Rebeca Andrade - 08:20h
RESULTADOS: REBECA ANDRADE CLASSIFICADA NO INDIVIDUAL GERAL, SOLO E SALTO
FLÁVIA SARAIVA CLASSIFICADA NA TRAVE [mas lesionou então tá fora :(]
Brasil x Coreia do Sul - 09:45h
RESULTADO: BRASIL 3-0 COREIA (25-10, 25-22 e 25-19)
400m livre - Masculino - 22:50h
400m medley - Feminino - 23:10h
4x100m livre - Feminino - 23:45
Carabina 10m - Masculino - 03:30h
Até 67kg - Masculino - 07:50h
Até 66kg - Masculino - 07:10h
Espada individual - Masculino - 09:15h
Até 68kg - Masculino - 09:45h
Creio que seja isso meus consagrados, qualquer sugestão só falar aí, tamo junto.
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Bem amigos do futebol, segundo dia oficial de competições chegando, e já tamo pique português - somente em busca do ouro. Então chega mais, traz uma cerveja (de preferência não Itaipava), um refri, que a carne tá na conta do pai e vamo que vamo.
PS - Não entendo absolutamente nada de esportes olímpicos, então se tiver um erro foi mal e me avisa que irei corrigir (se alguém quiser me ajudar a fazer esses posts também, tamo junto rsrsrs).
Olimpíadas Threads anteriores:
Noite 22/07 e Manhã 23/07
Noite 23/07 e Manhã 24/07
Links úteis:
Calendário do GESite dos Jogos Olímpicos (aff ta em inglês)
Quadro de Medalhas
Termômetro Olímpico - CHANCES DE MEDALHAS PARA O BRASIL
Previsões de Medalhas - GERAL
Programação SporTV
Programação BandSports
Planilhão de transmissões (Google Docs)
TRANSMISSÕES:
SporTV 1/2/3/4 + uma porrada de sinal extra solto por aíGlobo
BandSports
Tudo depende da programação deles e do encaixe do horário, então é melhor conferir nos sites deles do que confiar em algo que colocar aqui em qual canal vai passar e tals, vai que muda do nada.
Resultados brasileiros de "ontem":
(Todo ontem/hoje que vocês lerem aqui, se refere ao dia de competição lá do Japão, que aqui vai de 20:00 até umas 10:00 +-, já que são 12h de diferença daqui até Tóquio)
- Handebol (Fase de Grupos)
Masculino - Brasil x Noruega 21h
Resultado: Noruega 27-24 Brasil
- Levantamento de peso (Grupo B)
Feminino até 49kg - Natasha Rosa Figueiredo - 21:50h
Resultado: Natasha 9ª colocada
- Esgrima (Segunda Rodada)
Espada individual Feminino - Nathalie Moellhausen x Rosella Fiamingo (ITA) - 21:55h -
Resultado - Nathalie eliminada na segunda rodada (10-9)
- Vôlei de Praia (Fase de Grupos)
Masculino - Alison e Álvaro Filho x Azaad e Capogrosso (ARG) - 22h
Resultado: Brasil 2-0 Argentina (21-16 e 21-17)
Feminino - Agatha e Duda x Gallay e Pereira (ARG) - 23h
Resultado: Brasil 2-0 Argentina (21-19 e 21-11)
- Tênis (Primeira Rodada)
Duplas Feminino - Stefani e Pigossi x Dabrowski e Fich (CAN) - 23h
Resultado: Stefani e Pigossi vencem e avançam de fase 2-0 (7-6 e 6-4)
Duplas Masculino - Demoliner e Melo x Mektic e Pavic (CRO) - 05:30h
Resultado: Demoliner e Melo eliminados 2-0 (7-5 e 6-4)
Simples Masculino - Thiago Monteiro x Jan-Lennard Struff (ALE) - 1:10h
Resultado: Thiago Monteiro eliminado 2-0 (6-3 e 6-4)
Simples Masculino - João Menezes x Marin Cilic (CRO) - 05:30h
Resultado: João Menezes eliminado 2-1 (6-7, 7-5 e 7-6)
- Judô (Primeira rodada)
Feminino até 48kg - Gabriela Chibana x Harriet Bonface (QUE) - 23h
Resultado: Gabriela eliminada na Segunda rodada x Distria Krasniqi (KOS)
Masculino até 60kg - Eric Takabatake x Soukphaxay Sithisane (LAO) - 23:42h
Resultado: Eric eliminado na Segunda Rodada x Kim Won-Jin (COR)
- Vôlei (Fase de Grupos)
Masculino - Brasil x Tunísia - 23:05h
Resultado: Brasil 3-0 Tunísia (25-22, 25-20 e 25-15)
- Tiro esportivo (Classificatórias)
Pistola 10m Masculino - Felipe Wu - 1:00h
Resultado: Felipe eliminado nas classificatórias (32º colocado)
- Tênis de Mesa (Primeira rodada)
Simples Feminino - Jessica Yamada x Rachel Moret (SUI) - 2:15h
Resultado: Jessica eliminada na primeira rodada (4-2)
- Ginástica Artística (Qualificação 2)
Arthur Zanetti classificado para a final das argolas - 3ª maior nota
Caio Souza classificado para a final do salto - 4ª maior nota e 9º no individual geral
Diogo Soares classificado para a final do individual geral
- Hipismo (Grand Prix 1)
Adestramento individual Misto - João Victor Marcari Oliva (cavalo Escorial) - 5:00h
Resultado: 5º colocado no Grupo A - Não classificado para as oitavas
- Natação (Classificatórias)
400m livre Masculino - 7:48h
Resultado: Guilherme Costa eliminado nas semifinais - 11º melhor tempo
100m peito Masculino - 8:55h
Resultado: Felipe Lima classificado para a seminal - 8º melhor tempo
Caio Pumpitus eliminado - 6º colocado na bateria
Revezamento 4x100m livre Feminino - 9:15h
Resultado: 12º melhor tempo, não classificado para a final
- Futebol (Fase de Grupos)
Resultado: Brasil 3x3 Holanda
Brasil hoje:
- Surfe
Ítalo Ferreira - 19h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS OITAVAS
Gabriel Medina - 21:40h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS OITAVAS
Classificatórias - Individual - Feminino
Silvana Lima - 23:40
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS OITAVAS
Tatiana Weston-Webb - 0:20
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS OITAVAS
- Skate
Gustavo Felipe - 20:30
Resultado: Eliminado nas classificatórias - 14º colocado
Kelvin Hoefler - 21:19
RESULTADO: MEDALHA DE PRATA
Giovanni Viana - 22:58
Resultado: Eliminado nas classificatórias - 11º colocado
- Vôlei de Praia
Evandro e Bruno Schmidt vs E. Grimalt e M. Grimalt (CHL) - 23h
RESULTADO: VITÓRIA DE EVANDRO E BRUNO - 2-1 (21-15, 16-21 e 15-12)
- Handebol
Brasil x Atletas Russos - 23h
Resultado: Brasil 24x24 Atletas Russos
- Judô
Daniel Cargnin vs Mohamed Abdelmawgoud (EGI) - 23:14h
RESULTADO: MEDALHA DE BRONZE
Primeira Rodada - Feminino - até 52kg
Larissa Pimenta vs Agata Perenc (POL) - 23:49h
Resultado: Eliminada nas oitavas vs Uta Abe (JAP) - campeã olímpica
- Natação
Felipe Lima - 23:33h
Resultado: Eliminado na semifinal - 12º melhor tempo
Qualificatórias - 200m livre - Masculino
Fernando Scheffer - 07:27h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 1º da bateria
Murilo Sartori - 07:30h
Resultado: Eliminado nas qualificatórias
Qualificatórias - 100m costas - Masculino
Guilherme Basseto - 07:56h
Resultado: Eliminado nas qualificatórias
Guilherme Guido - 07:58h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 11º melhor tempo
Qualificatórias - 4x100m livre - Masculino
(não achei os participantes kkkk) - 08:30h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA A FINAL - 5º melhor tempo
- Remo
Lucas Verthein - 23:40h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO PARA AS SEMIS - 2º melhor da bateria
- Taekwondo
Edival Marques vs Hakan Recber (TUR) - 01:02h
Resultado: Eliminado vs Hakan Recber nas oitavas
- Canoagem Slalom
Ana Satila - 01:47h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADA PARA AS SEMIFINAIS - 7ª colocada
- Vela
Robert Scheidt - 02:35h
Resultado: 11º colocado (ainda tem muita competição)
1ª, 2ª e 3ª Regata - RS:X - Feminino
Patricia Freitas - 03:05h
Resultado: 13ª, 14ª e 4ª colocada (são 12 etapas até a final)
- Tênis de Mesa
Gustavo Tsuboi vs Ovidiu Ionescu (ROM) - 04:15h
RESULTADO: CLASSIFICADO - 4-1 vs Ovidiu Ionescu (ROM)
Segunda Rodada - Simples - Feminino
Bruna Takahashi vs Jia Nan Yuan (FRA) - 05h
Resultado: Eliminado na segunda rodada 4-0 vs Jia Nan Yuan (FRA)
- Futebol
Brasil x Costa do Marfim - 05:30h
Resultado: Brasil 0x0 Costa do Marfim
- Boxe
Wanderson Oliveira vs Wessam Salamana (Time dos refugiados) - 07:06h
RESULTADO: VITÓRIA POR PONTOS (5-0) VS WESSAM SALAMANA
- Ginástica Artística
Flávia Saraiva, Rebeca Andrade - 08:20h
RESULTADOS: REBECA ANDRADE CLASSIFICADA NO INDIVIDUAL GERAL, SOLO E SALTO
FLÁVIA SARAIVA CLASSIFICADA NA TRAVE [mas lesionou então tá fora :(]
- Vôlei
Brasil x Coreia do Sul - 09:45h
RESULTADO: BRASIL 3-0 COREIA (25-10, 25-22 e 25-19)
DISPUTAS DE MEDALHA DE OURO "HOJE":
- Natação
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Chase Kalisz | EUA |
| PRATA | Jay Litherland | EUA |
| BRONZE | Brendon Smith | Austrália |
400m livre - Masculino - 22:50h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Ahmed Hafnaoui | Tunísia |
| PRATA | Jack McLoughlin | Austrália |
| BRONZE | Kieran Smith | EUA |
400m medley - Feminino - 23:10h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Yui Ohashi | Japão |
| PRATA | Emma Weyant | EUA |
| BRONZE | Hali Flickinger | EUA |
4x100m livre - Feminino - 23:45
| Medalha | País |
|---|---|
| OURO | Austrália (WR) |
| PRATA | Canadá |
| BRONZE | EUA |
- Skate
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Yuto Horigome | Japão |
| PRATA | Kelvin Hoefler | BRASIL |
| BRONZE | Jagger Eaton | EUA |
- Ciclismo
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Anna Kiesenhofer | Áustria |
| PRATA | Annemiek van Vleuten | Holanda |
| BRONZE | Elisa Longo Borghini | Itália |
- Saltos Ornamentais
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Tingmao Shi e Han Wang | China |
| PRATA | Jennifer Abel e Melissa Bealieu | Canadá |
| BRONZE | Lena Hentschel e Tina Punzel | Alemanha |
- Tiro Esportivo
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Vitalina Batsarashkina | Atletas Russos |
| PRATA | Antoaneta Kostadinova | Bulgária |
| BRONZE | Ranxin Jiang | China |
Carabina 10m - Masculino - 03:30h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | William Shaner | EUA |
| PRATA | Lihao Sheng | China |
| BRONZE | Haoran Yang | China |
- Levantamento de Peso
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Li Fabin | China |
| PRATA | Eko Yuli Irawan | Indonésia |
| BRONZE | Igor Son | Cazaquistão |
Até 67kg - Masculino - 07:50h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Lijun Chen | China |
| PRATA | Luis Javier Mosquera Lozano | Colômbia |
| BRONZE | Mirko Zanni | Itália |
- Tiro com Arco
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | An San, Jang Min Hee e Kang Chae Young | Coreia do Sul |
| PRATA | Svetlana Gomboeva, Elena Osipova e Ksenia Perova | Atletas Russos |
| BRONZE | Michelle Kroppen, Charline Schwarz e Lisa Unruh | Alemanha |
- Judô
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Uta Abe | Japão |
| PRATA | Amandine Buchard | França |
| BRONZE | Chelsie Giles e Odette Giufrida | Reino Unido e Itália |
Até 66kg - Masculino - 07:10h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Hifumi Abe | Japão |
| PRATA | Vazha Margvelashvili | Geórgia |
| BRONZE | Daniel Cargnin e An Ba Ul | BRASIL e Coreia do Sul |
- Esgrima
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Lee Kiefer | EUA |
| PRATA | Inna Derizaglova | Atletas Russos |
| BRONZE | Larissa Korobeynikova | Atletas Russos |
Espada individual - Masculino - 09:15h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Romain Cannone | França |
| PRATA | Gergely Siklosi | Hungria |
| BRONZE | Igor Reizlin | Ucrânia |
- Taekwondo
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Anastasija Zolotic | EUA |
| PRATA | Tatiana Minina | Atletas Russos |
| BRONZE | Kubra Hatice Ilgun e Chia-Ling Lo | Turquia e Taiwan |
Até 68kg - Masculino - 09:45h
| Medalha | Atleta(s) | País |
|---|---|---|
| OURO | Ulugbek Rashitov | Uzbequistão |
| PRATA | Bradly Sinden | Reino Unido |
| BRONZE | Shuai Zhao e Hakan Recber | China e Turquia |
O QUE MAIS TEM HOJE?
Basquete, Basquete 3x3, Hipismo, Hóquei de Grama, Polo Aquático, Softbol, Tênis
QUADRO DE MEDALHAS
| COLOCAÇÃO | PAÍS | OUROS | PRATAS | BRONZES | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | 6 | 1 | 4 | 11 |
| 2 | Japão | 5 | 1 | 0 | 6 |
| 3 | EUA | 4 | 2 | 4 | 10 |
| 4 | Coreia do Sul | 2 | 0 | 3 | 5 |
| 5 | Atletas Russos | 1 | 4 | 2 | 7 |
| 6 | Itália | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 |
| 7 | Austrália | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| 7 | França | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| 9 | Hungria | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| 9 | Tunísia | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| 19 | BRASIL | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Creio que seja isso meus consagrados, qualquer sugestão só falar aí, tamo junto.
2020.06.06 19:50 displacedindavis Every 2016 and 2018 Olympic final: how close was 2nd place to 1st place?
OK, this is going to be a really huge undertaking. And yes, sometimes the numbers just don't do certain events justice as to how close, lopsided, or controversial an event really was, but it does give us a bit of a benchmark.
Without further ado, here we go:
Aquatics
Biathlon
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Without further ado, here we go:
Aquatics
- Diving
- Men's 3m springboard (Cao Yuan over Jack Laugher): 23.75 pts
- Men's 10m platform (Chen Aisen over Germán Sánchez): 52.60 pts
- Men's synchronized 3m springboard (Chris Mears and Jack Laugher over Sam Dorman and Michael Hixon): 4.11 pts
- Men's synchronized 10m platform (Chen Aisen and Lin Yue over David Boudia and Steele Johnson): 39.87 pts
- Women's 3m springboard (Shi Tingmao over He Zi): 18.15 pts
- Women's 10m platform (Ren Qian over Si Yaije): 19.85 pts
- Women's synchronized 3m springboard (Shi Tingmao and Wu Minxia over Tania Cagnotto and Francesca Dallapé): 31.77 pts
- Women's synchronized 10m platform (Chen Ruolin and Liu Huixia over Cheong Jun Hoong and Pandelela Rinong): 9.66 pts
- Swimming
- Men's 50m freestyle (Anthony Ervin over Florent Manaudou): 0.01 s
- Men's 100m freestyle (Kyle Chalmers over Pieter Timmers): 0.22 s
- Men's 200m freestyle (Sun Yang over Chad le Clos): 0.55 s
- Men's 400m freestyle (Mack Horton over Sun Yang): 0.13 s
- Men's 1500m freestyle (Gregorio Paltrinieri over Connor Jaeger): 4.91 s
- Men's 100m backstroke (Ryan Murphy Xu Jiayu): 0.34 s
- Men's 200m backstroke (Ryan Murphy over Mitch Larkin): 0.34 s
- Men's 100m breaststroke (Adam Peaty over Cameron van der Burgh): 1.56 s
- Men's 200m breaststroke (Dmitriy Balandin over Josh Prenot): 0.07 s
- Men's 100m butterfly (Joseph Schooling over Michael Phelps, Chad le Clos, and László Cseh): 0.75 s
- Men's 200m butterfly (Michael Phelps over Masato Sakai): 0.04 s
- Men's 200m individual medley (Michael Phelps over Kosuke Higano): 1.95 s
- Men's 400m individual medley (Kosuke Higano over Chase Kalisz): 0.70 s
- Men's 4x100m freestyle relay (United States over France): 0.61 s
- Men's 4x200m freestyle relay (United States over Great Britain): 2.47 s
- Men's 4x100m medley relay (United States over Great Britain): 1.29 s
- Men's 10km open water (Ferry Weertman over Spyridon Gianniotis): 0.00s (photo finish)
- Women's 50m freestyle (Pernille Blume over Simone Manuel): 0.02s
- Women's 100m freestyle* (Penny Oleksiak and Simone Manuel over Sarah Sjöström): 0.29s
- *Dead heat, so calculated difference between first and third
- Women's 200m freestyle (Katie Ledecky over Sarah Sjöström): 0.31s
- Women's 400m freestyle (Katie Ledecky over Jazmin Carlin): 4.77s
- Women's 800m freestyle (Katie Ledecky over Jazmin Carlin): 11.38s
- Women's 100m backstroke (Katinka Hosszú over Kathleen Baker): 0.30s
- Women's 200m backstroke (Maya DiRado over Katinka Hosszú): 0.06s
- Women's 100m breaststroke (Lilly King over Yulia Efimova): 0.47s
- Women's 200m breaststroke (Rie Kaneto over Yulia Efimova): 1.67s
- Women's 100m butterfly (Sarah Sjöström over Penny Oleksiak): 0.98s
- Women's 200m butterfly (Mireia Belmonte García over Madeline Groves): 0.03s
- Women's 200m individual medley (Katinka Hosszú over Siobhan-Marie O'Connor): 0.30s
- Women's 400m individual medley (Katinka Hosszú over Maya DiRado): 4.79s
- Women's 4x100m freestyle relay (Australia over United States): 1.24s
- Women's 4x200m freestyle relay (United States over Australia): 1.84s
- Women's 4x100m medley relay (United States over Australia): 1.87s
- Women's 10km open water (Sharon van Rouwendaal over Rachele Bruni): 17.4s
- Synchronized Swimming
- Duet (Natalia Ishchenko and Svetlana Romashina over Huang Xuechen and Sun Wenyan): 2.6222 pts
- Team (Russia over China): 3.1598 pts
- Water Polo
- Men (Serbia over Croatia): 4 goals
- Women (United States over Italy): 7 goals
- *I will also list how close the deciding 5th set/tiebreaker was if it had to go that far.
- Men's individual (Ku Bon-chan over Jean-Charles Valladont): 7-3 (5th set decided by 1 point)
- Men's team (South Korea over United States): 6-0
- Women's individual (Chang Hye-jin over Lisa Unrah): 6-2
- Women's team (South Korea over Russia): 5-1
- Men's 100m (Usain Bolt over Justin Gatlin): 0.08s
- Men's 200m (Usain Bolt over Andre De Grasse): 0.24s
- Men's 400m (Wayde van Niekirk over Kirani James): 0.73s
- Men's 800m (David Rudisha over Taoufik Makhloufi): 0.46s
- Men's 1500m (Matthew Centrowitz Jr. over Taoufik Makhloufi): 0.11s
- Men's 5000m (Mo Farah over Paul Chelimo): 0.60s
- Men's 10000m (Mo Farah over Paul Tanui): 0.47s
- Men's 110m hurdles (Omar McLeod over Orlando Ortega): 0.12s
- Men's 400m hurdles (Kerron Clement over Boniface Tumuti): 0.05s
- Men's 3000m steeplechase (Conseslus Kipruto over Evan Jager): 1.00s
- Men's 4x100m relay (Jamaica over Japan): 0.33s
- Men's 4x400m relay (United States over Jamaica): 0.86s
- Men's marathon (Eliud Kipchoge over Feyisa Lilesa): 70s
- Men's 20km walk (Wang Zhen over Cai Zelin): 12s
- Men's 50km walk (Matej Tóth over Jared Tallent): 18s
- Men's high jump (Derek Drouin over Mutaz Essa Barshim): 0.02m
- Men's pole vault (Thiago Braz da Silva over Renaud Lavillenie): 0.05m
- Men's long jump (Jeff Henderson over Luvo Manyonga): 0.01m
- Men's triple jump (Christian Taylor over Will Claye): 0.10m
- Men's shot put (Ryan Crouser over Joe Kovacs): 0.74m
- Men's discus throw (Christoph Harting over Piotr Małachowski): 0.82m
- Men's hammer throw (Dilshod Nazarov over Ivan Tsikhan): 0.89m
- Men's javelin throw (Thomas Röhler over Julius Yego): 2.06m
- Men's decathlon (Ashton Eaton over Kévin Mayer): 59 pts
- Women's 100m (Elaine Thompson over Tori Bowie): 0.12s
- Women's 200m (Elaine Thompson over Dafne Schippers): 0.10s
- Women's 400m (Shaunae Miller over Allyson Felix): 0.07s
- Women's 800m (Caster Semenya over Francine Niyonsaba): 1.21s
- Women's 1500m (Faith Kipyegon over Genzebe Dibaba): 1.35s
- Women's 5000m (Vivian Cheruiyot over Hellen Onsando Obiri): 3.50s
- Women's 10000m (Almaz Ayana over Vivian Cheruiyot): 15.03s
- Women's 100m hurdles (Brianna Rollins over Nia Ali): 0.11s
- Women's 400m hurdles (Dalilah Muhammad over Sara Petersen): 0.42s
- Women's 3000m steeplechase (Ruth Jebet over Hyvin Jepkemoi): 7.37s
- Women's 4x100m relay (United States over Jamaica): 0.34s
- Women's 4x400m relay (United States over Jamaica): 1.28s
- Women's marathon (Jemima Sumgong over Eunice Kirwa): 9s
- Women's 20km walk (Liu Hong over María Guadalupe González): 2s
- Women's high jump (Ruth Beitia over Mirela Demireva): 0m (1 fewer miss)
- Women's pole vault (Ekaterini Stefanidi over Sandi Morris): 0m (1 fewer miss)
- Women's long jump (Tianna Bartoletta over Brianna Reese): 0.02m
- Women's triple jump (Caterine Ibargüen over Yulimar Rojas): 0.19m
- Women's shot put (Michelle Carter over Valerie Adams): 0.21m
- Women's discus throw (Sandra Perković over Mélina Robert-Michon): 2.48m
- Women's hammer throw (Anita Włodarczyk over Zhang Wenxiu): 5.54m
- Women's javelin throw (Sara Kolak over Sunette Viljoen): 1.26m
- Women's heptathlon (Nafissatou Thiam over Jessica Ennis-Hill): 35 pts
- *I will also show how close the deciding 3rd set was if it had to go that far
- Men's singles (Chen Long over Lee Chong Wei): 2-0
- Men's doubles (Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan over Goh V Shem and Tan Wee Kiong): 2-1 (3rd set decided by 2 pts)
- Women's singles (Carolina Marín over P.V. Sindhu): 2-1 (3rd set decided by 6 pts)
- Women's doubles (Misaki Matsumoto and Ayaka Takahashi over Christinna Pedersen and Kamilla Rytter Juhl): 2-1 (3rd set decided by 2 pts)
- Mixed doubles (Tontowi Ahmed and Liliyana Natsir over Chan Peng Soon and Goh Liu Ying): 2-0
- Men (United States over Serbia): 30 pts
- Women (United States over Spain): 29 pts
- Men's light flyweight (Hasanboy Dusmatov over Yuberjen Martínez): 3-0
- Men's flyweight* (Shakhobidin Zoirov over Misha Aloyan): 3-0
- Aloyan was later disqualified for doping
- Men's bantamweight (Robeisy Ramírez over Shakur Stevenson: 2-1
- Men's lightweight (Robson Conceição over Sofiane Oumiha): 3-0
- Men's light welterweight (Fazliddin Gaibnazarov over Lorenzo Sotomayor): 2-1
- Men's welterweight (Daniyar Yeleussinov over Shakhram Giyasov): 3-0
- Men's middleweight (Arlen López over Bektemir Melikuziev): 3-0
- Men's light heavyweight (Julio César La Cruz over Adilbek Niyazymbetov): 3-0
- Men's heavyweight (Evgeny Tishchenko over Vasiliy Levit): 3-0
- Men's super heavyweight (Tony Yoka over Joe Joyce): 2-1
- Women's flyweight (Nicola Adams over Sarah Ourahmoune): 3-0
- Women's lightweight (Estelle Mossely over Yin Junhua): 2-1
- Women's middleweight (Claressa Shields over Nouchka Fontijn): 3-0
- Sprint
- Men's C-1 200m (Yuriy Cheban over Valentin Demyanenko): 0.214s
- Men's C-1 1000m (Sebastian Brendel over Isaquias Queiroz): 1.603s
- Men's C-2 1000m (Sebastian Brendel and Jan Vandrey over Erlon Silva and Isaquias Queiroz): 0.907s
- Men's K-1 200m (Liam Heath over Maxime Beaumont): 0.165s
- Men's K-1 1000m (Marcus Walz over Josef Dostál): 0.698s
- Men's K-2 200m (Saúl Craviotto and Cristian Toro over Liam Heath and Jon Schofield): 0.293s
- Men's K-2 1000m (Max Rendschmidt and Marcus Gross over Marko Tomićević and Milenko Zorić): 0.188s
- Men's K-4 1000m (Germany over Slovakia): 2.901s
- Women's K-1 200m (Lisa Carrington over Marta Walczykiewicz): 0.415s
- Women's K-1 500m (Danuta Kozák over Emma Jørgensen): 1.832s
- Women's K-2 500m (Gabriella Szabó and Danuta Kozák over Franziska Weber and Tina Dietze): 0.051s
- Women's K-4 500m (Hungary over Germany): 0.901s
- Slalom
- Men's C-1 (Denis Gargaud Chanut over Matej Beňuš): 0.85s
- Men's C-2 (Ladislav Škantár and Peter Škantár over David Florence and Richard Hounslow): 0.43s
- Men's K-1 (Joe Clarke over Peter Kauzer): 0.17s
- Women's K-1 (Maialen Chourrant over Luuka Jones): 3.17s
- BMX
- Men (Connor Fields over Jelle van Gorkom): 0.674s
- Women (Mariana Pojón over Alise Post): 0.342s
- Mountain bike
- Men's cross-country (Nico Schurter over Jaroslav Kulhavý): 50s
- Women's cross-country (Jenny Rissveds over Maja Włoszczowska): 38s
- Road
- Men's road race (Greg Van Avermaet over Jakob Fuglsang): 0s (same group, but a clear difference in finishing order)
- Men's time trial (Fabian Cancellara over Tom Dumoulin): 47.41s
- Women's road race (Anna van der Breggen over Emma Johansson): 0s (same group, but a clear difference in finishing order)
- Women's time trial (Kristin Armstrong over Olga Zabelinskaya): 5.55s
- Track
- Men's keirin (Jason Kenny over Matthijs Buchli): 0.040s
- Men's omnium (Elia Viviani over Mark Cavendish): 13 pts
- Men's team pursuit (Great Britain over Australia): 0.743s
- Men's sprint (Jason Kenny over Callum Skinner): 2-0 (0.113s Race 1, 0.086s Race 2)
- Men's team sprint (Great Britain over New Zealand): 0.102s
- Women's keirin (Elis Ligtlee over Becky James): 0.033s
- Women's omnium (Laura Trott over Sarah Hammer): 24 pts
- Women's team pursuit (Great Britain over United States): 2.218s
- Women's sprint (Kristina Vogel over Becky James): 2-0 (0.016s Race 1, 0.004s Race 2)
- Women's team sprint (China over Russia): 0.294s
- Individual dressage (Charlotte Dujardin over Isabell Werth): 4.786 pts
- Team dressage (Germany over Great Britain): 4.640 pts
- Individual eventing (Michael Jung over Astier Nicolas): 7.90 penalties
- Team eventing (France over Germany): 3.80 penalties
- Individual jumping (Nick Skelton over Peder Fredricson): 0.53s (both had 0 penalties)
- Team jumping (France over United States): 2 penalties
- Men's individual épée (Park Sang-young over Géza Imre): 1 point (15-14)
- Men's team épée (France over Italy): 14 points (45-31)
- Men's individual foil (Daniele Garozzo over Alexander Massialas): 4 points (15-11)
- Men's team foil (Russia over France): 4 points (45-41)
- Men's individual sabre (Áron Szilágyi over Daryl Homer): 7 points (15-8)
- Women's individual épée (Emese Szász ovr Rossella Flamingo): 2 points (15-13)
- Women's team épée (Romania over China): 6 points (44-38)
- Women's individual foil (Inna Deriglazova over Elisa Di Francisca): 1 point (12-11)
- Women's individual sabre (Yana Egorian over Sofiya Velikaya): 1 point (15-14)
- Women's team sabre (Russia over Ukraine): 15 points (45-30)
- Men (Argentina over Belgium): 2 goals (4-2)
- Women (Great Britain over Netherlands): 2 penalty shootout goals (3-3 regulation, 2-0 p.s.o.)
- Men (Brazil over Germany): 1 penalty kick (1-1 regulation, 5-4 p)
- Women (Germany over Sweden): 1 goal (2-1)
- Men (Justin Rose over Henrik Stenson): 2 strokes
- Women (Inbee Park over Lydia Ko): 5 strokes
- Artistic
- Men's team all-around (Japan over Russia): 2.641 pts
- Men's individual all-around (Kōhei Uchimura over Oleg Vernyayev): 0.099 pts
- Men's floor exercise (Max Whitlock over Diego Hypólito): 0.100 pts
- Men's horizontal bar (Fabian Hambüchen over Danell Leyva): 0.266 pts
- Men's parallel bars (Oleg Vernyayev over Danell Leyva): 0.141 pts
- Men's pommel horse (Max Whitlock over Louis Smith): 0.133 pts
- Men's rings (Eleftherios Petrounias over Arthur Zanetti): 0.234 pts
- Men's vault (Ri Se-gwang over Denis Ablyazin): 0.175 pts
- Women's team all-around (United States over Russia): 8.209 pts
- Women's individual all-around (Simone Biles over Aly Raisman): 2.359 pts
- Women's vault (Simone Biles over Maria Paseka): 0.713 pts
- Women's uneven bars (Aliya Mustafina over Madison Kocian): 0.067 pts
- Women's balance beam (Sanne Wevers over Laurie Hernandez): 0.133 pts
- Women's floor exercise (Simone Biles over Aly Raisman): 0.466 pts
- Rhythmic
- Group all-around (Russia over Spain): 0.467 pts
- Individual all-around (Margarita Mamun over Yana Kudryavtseva): 0.875 pts
- Trampoline
- Men's individual (Uladzislau Hancharou over Dong Dong): 1.310 pts
- Women's individual (Rosie MacLennan over Bryony Page): 0.425 pts
- Men (Denmark over France): 2 goals (28-26)
- Women (Russia over France): 3 goals (22-19)
- *Assume no score by the opposition unless otherwise stated. Ippon > waza-ari > yuko. Ippon = automatic win. 2 waza-ari = ippon. Yuko = minor points (any amount less than a waza-ari).
- Men's extra-lightweight (Beslan Mudranov over Yeldos Smetov): 1 waza-ari
- Men's half-lightweight (Fabio Basile over An Ba-ul): ippon
- Men's lightweight (Shohei Ono over Rustam Orujov): ippon + 1 waza-ari
- Men's half-middleweight (Khasan Khalmurzaev over Travis Stevens): ippon
- Men's middleweight (Mashu Baker over Varlam Liparteliani): 1 yuko
- Men's half-heavyweight (Lukáš Krpálek over Elmar Gasimov): ippon
- Men's heavyweight (Teddy Riner over Hisayoshi Harasawa): even score (shido tiebreak)
- Women's extra-lightweight (Paula Pareto over Jeong Bo-kyeong): 1 waza-ari
- Women's half-lightweight (Majlinda Kelmendi over Odette Giuffrida): 1 yuko
- Women's lightweight (Rafaela Silva over Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa): 1 waza-ari
- Women's half-middleweight (Tina Trstenjak over Clarisse Agbegnenou): ippon + 1 yuko
- Women's middleweight (Haruka Tachimoto over Yuri Alvear): ippon
- Women's half-heavyweight (Kayla Harrison over Audrey Tcheuméo): ippon
- Women's heavyweight (Émille Andéol over Idalys Ortiz): ippon
- Men (Aleksander Lesun over Pavlo Tymoshchenko): 7 pts
- Women (Chloe Esposito over Élodie Clouvel): 16 pts
- Men's single sculls (Mahé Drysdale over Damir Martin): 0s (photo finish)
- Men's double sculls (Martin Sinković and Valent Sinković over Mindaugas Griškonis and Saulius Ritter): 1.11s
- Men's quadruple sculls (Germany over Australia): 1.15s
- Men's coxless pair (Eric Murray and Hamish Bond over Lawrence Brittain and Shaun Keeling): 2.80s
- Men's coxless four (Great Britain over Australia): 1.83s
- Men's coxed eight (Great Britain over Germany): 1.33s
- Men's lightweight double sculls (Pierre Houin and Jérémie Azou over Gary O'Donovan and Paul O'Donovan): 0.53s
- Men's lightweight coxless four (Switzerland over Denmark): 1.46s
- Women's single sculls (Kim Brennan over Genevra Stone): 1.38s
- Women's double sculls (Magdalena Fularczyk and Natalia Madaj over Victoria Thornley and Katherine Grainger): 0.95s
- Women's quadruple sculls (Germany over Netherlands): 0.94s
- Women's coxless pair (Helen Glover and Heather Stanning over Genevieve Behrent and Rebecca Scown): 1.24s
- Women's coxed eight (United States over Great Britain): 2.49s
- Women's lightweight double sculls (Ilse Paulis and Maaike Head over Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee): 1.15s
- Men (Fiji over Great Britain): 36 pts (43-7)
- Women (Australia over New Zealand): 7 pts (24-17)
- Men's RS:X (Dorian van Rijsselberghe over Nick Dempsey): 27.0 pts
- Men's Laser (Tom Burton over Tonči Stipanović): 2.0 pts
- Men's Finn (Giles Scott over Vasilij Žbogar): 32.0 pts
- Men's 470 (Šime Fantela and Igor Marencić over Mathew Belcher and William Ryan): 16.0 pts
- Men's 49er (Peter Burling and Blair Tuke over Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen): 43.0 pts
- Women's RS:X (Charline Picon over Chen Peina): 2.0 pts
- Women's Laser Radial (Marit Bouwmeester over Annalise Murphy): 6.0 pts
- Women's 470 (Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark over Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie): 10.0 pts
- Women's 49erFX (Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze): 3.0 pts
- Mixed Nacra 17 (Santiago Lange and Cecilia Carranza Saroli over Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin): 1.0 pt
- Men's 10m air pistol (Hoàng Xuân Vinh over Felipe Almeida Wu): 0.4 pts
- Men's 25m rapid fire pistol (Christian Reitz over Jean Quiquampoix): 4 pts
- Men's 50m pistol (Jin Jong-oh over Hoàng Xuân Vinh): 2.4 pts
- Men's 10m air rifle (Niccolò Campriani over Serhiy Kulish): 1.5 pts
- Men's 50m rifle prone (Henri Junghänel over Kim Jong-hyun): 1.3 pts
- Men's 50m rifle three positions (Niccolò Campriani over Sergey Kamenskiy): 0.3 pts
- Men's skeet (Gabriele Rossetti over Marcus Svensson): 1 pt
- Men's trap (Josip Glasnović over Giovanni Pellielo): 1 pt shoot-off (tied at end of final)
- Men's double trap (Fehaid Al-Deehani over Marco Innocenti): 2 pts
- Women's 10m air pistol (Zhang Mengxue over Vitalina Batsarashkina): 2.3 pts
- Women's 25m pistol (Anna Korakiki over Monika Karsch): 2 pts
- Women's 10m air rifle (Virginia Thrasher over Du Li): 1.0 pt
- Women's 50m rifle three positions (Barbara Engleder over Zhang Binbin): 0.2 pts
- Women's skeet (Diana Bacosi over Chiara Cainero): 1 pt
- Women's trap (Catherine Skinner over Natalie Rooney): 1 pt
- *I will also show how close the deciding 7th set (individual) or 5th match (team) was if it had to go that far
- Men's singles (Ma Long over Zhang Jike): 4-0
- Men's team (China over Japan): 3-1
- Women's singles (Ding Ning over Li Xiaoxia): 4-3 (7th set decided by 4 pts)
- Women's team (China over Germany): 3-0
- Men's flyweight (Zhao Shuai over Tawin Hanprab): 2 pts (6-4)
- Men's featherwight (Ahmad Abughaush over Alexey Denisenko): 4 pts (10-6)
- Men's welterweight (Cheick Sallah Cissé over Lutalo Muhammad): 2 pts (8-6)
- Men's heavyweight (Radik Isayev over Abdoul Razak Issoufou): 4 pts (6-2)
- Women's flyweight (Kim So-hui over Tijana Bogdanović): 1 pt (7-6)
- Women's featherweight (Jade Jones over Eva Calvo): 9 pts (16-7)
- Women's welterweight (Oh Hye-ri over Haby Niaré): 1 pt (13-12)
- Women's heavyweight (Zheng Shuyin over María Espinoza): 4 pts (5-1)
- *I will also show how close the deciding 5th set (men's singles) or 3rd set (everything else) was if it had to go that far
- Men's singles (Andy Murray over Juan Martín del Potro): 3-1
- Men's doubles (Marc López and Rafael Nadal over Florin Mergea and Horia Tecău): 2-1 (3rd set decided 6-4)
- Women's singles (Monica Puig over Angelique Kerber): 2-1 (3rd set decided 6-1)
- Women's doubles (Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina over Timea Bacsinszky and Martina Hingis): 2-0
- Mixed doubles (Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Jack Sock over Venus Williams and Rajeev Ram): 2-1 (3rd set decided in tiebreaker 10-7
- Men (Alistair Brownlee over Jonathan Brownlee): 6s
- Women (Gwen Jorgensen over Nicola Spirig Hug): 40s
- *I will also show how close the deciding 5th set (indoor) or 3rd set (beach) was if it had to go that far
- Men (Brazil over Italy): 3-0
- Women (China over Serbia): 3-1
- Men's beach (Alison Cerutti and Bruno Oscar Schmidt over Daniele Lupo and Paolo Nicolai): 2-0
- Women's beach (Laura Ludwig and Kira Walkenhorst over Ágatha Bednarczuk and Bárbara Seixas): 2-0
- Men's 56kg (Long Qingquan over Om Yun-chol): 4kg
- Men's 62kg (Óscar Figueroa over Eko Yuli Irawan): 6kg
- Men's 69kg (Shi Zhiyong over Daniyar Ismayilov): 1kg
- Men's 77kg (Nijat Rahimov over Lü Xiaojun): 0kg (body weight tiebreak)
- Men's 85kg (Kianoush Rostami over Tian Tao): 1kg
- Men's 94kg (Sohrab Moradi over Madzim Straltsou): 8kg
- Men's 105kg (Ruslan Nurudinov over Simon Martirosyan): 14kg
- Men's +105kg (Lasha Talakhadze over Gor Minasyan): 23kg
- Women's 48kg (Sopia Tanasan over Sri Wahyuni Agustiani): 8kg
- Women's 53kg (Hsu Shu-ching over Hidilyn Diaz): 12kg
- Women's 58kg (Sukanya Srisurat over Pimsiri Sirikaew): 8kg
- Women's 63kg (Deng Wei over Choe Hyo-sim): 14kg
- Women's 69kg (Xiang Yanmei over Zhazira Zhapparkul): 2kg
- Women's 75kg (Rim Jong-sim over Darya Naumava): 16kg
- Women's +75kg (Meng Suping over Kim Kuk-hyang): 1kg
- Freestyle
- Men's 57kg (Vladimer Khinchegashvili over Rei Higuchi): 1 pt (4-3)
- Men's 65kg (Soslan Ramonov over Toghrul Asgarov): 11 pts (11-0)
- Men's 74kg (Hassan Yazdani over Aniuar Geduev): 0 pts (tied 6-6, final score tiebreak)
- Men's 86kg (Abdulrashid Sadulaev over Selim Yaşar): 5 pts (5-0)
- Men's 97kg (Kyle Snyder over Khetag Gazyumov): 1 pt (2-1)
- Men's 125kg (Taha Akhül over Komeil Ghasemi): 2 pts (3-1)
- Women's 48kg (Eri Tosaka over Marita Stadnek): 1 pt (3-2)
- Women's 53kg (Helen Maroulis over Saori Yoshida): 3 pts (4-1)
- Women's 58kg (Kaori Icho over Valeria Koblova): 1 pt (3-2)
- Women's 63kg (Risako Kawai over Mariya Mamashuk): 6 pts (6-0)
- Women's 69kg (Sara Dosho over Natalia Vorobieva): 0 pts (tied 2-2, final score tiebreak)
- Women's 75kg (Erica Wiebe over Guzel Manyurova): 6 pts (6-0)
- Greco-Roman
- Men's 59kg (Ismael Borrero over Shinobu Ota): 8 pts (8-0)
- Men's 66kg (Davor Štefanek over Mihran Harutyunyan): 0 pts (tied 1-1, final score tiebreak)
- Men's 75kg (Roman Vlasov over Mark Madsen): 4 pts (5-1)
- Men's 85kg (Davit Chakvetadze over Zhan Beleniuk): 7 pts (9-2)
- Men's 98kg (Artur Aleksanyan over Yasmany Lugo): 3 pts (3-0)
- Men's 130kg (Mijaín Lopez over Rıza Kayaalp): 6 pts (6-0)
Biathlon
- Men's individual (Johannes Thingnes Bø over Jakov Fak): 5.5s
- Men's sprint (Arnd Peiffer over Michal Krčmář): 4.4s
- Men's pursuit (Martin Fourcade over Sebastian Samuelsson): 72.0s
- Men's mass start (Martin Fourcade over Simon Schempp): 0s (photo finish)
- Men's relay (Sweden over Norway): 55.5s
- Women's individual (Hanna Öberg over Anastasiya Kuzmina): 24.5s
- Women's sprint (Laura Dahlmeier over Marte Olsbu Røiseland): 24.2s
- Women's pursuit (Laura Dahlmeier over Anastasiya Kuzmina): 29.4s
- Women's mass start (Anastasiya Kuzmina over Darya Domracheva): 18.8s
- Women's relay (Belarus over Sweden): 10.7s
- Mixed relay (France over Norway): 20.9s
- Bobsleigh
- Two-man* (Justin Kripps and Alexander Kopacz, Francesco Friedrich and Thorsten Margis over Oskars Melbārdis and Jānis Strenga): 0.05s
- *Dead heat, so calculated difference between 1st and 3rd
- Four-man* (Germany I over Germany II and South Korea): 0.53s
- *Tie for second
- Two-women (Mariama Jamanka and Lisa Buckwitz over Elana Meyers Taylor and Lauren Gibbs): 0.07s
- Two-man* (Justin Kripps and Alexander Kopacz, Francesco Friedrich and Thorsten Margis over Oskars Melbārdis and Jānis Strenga): 0.05s
- Skeleton
- Men (Yun Sung-bin over Nikita Tregubov): 1.63s
- Women (Lizzy Yarnold over Jacqueline Lölling): 0.45s
- Men (United States over Sweden): 3 pts (10-7)
- Women (Sweden over South Korea): 5 pts (8-3)
- Mixed doubles (Kaitlyn Lawes and John Morris over Jenny Perret and Martin Rios): 7 pts (10-3)
- Men (Russia over Germany): 1 goal (4-3 OT)
- Women (United States over Canada): 1 shootout goal (3-2 SO, even went an extra shootout round)
- Men's singles (David Gleirscher over Chris Mazdzer): 0.026s
- Women's singles (Natalie Geisenberger over Dajana Eitberger): 0.367s
- Doubles (Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt over Peter Penz and Georg Fischler): 0.088s
- Team relay (Germany over Canada): 0.357s
- Figure skating
- Men's singles (Yuzuru Hanyu over Shoma Uno): 10.95 pts
- Women's singles (Alina Zagitova over Evgenia Medvedeva): 1.31 pts
- Pair skating (Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Mosset over Sui Wenjing and Han Cong): 0.43 pts
- Ice dance (Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir over Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron): 0.79 pts
- Team (Canada over Russia): 7 pts
- Short track speed skating
- Men's 500m (Wu Dajing over Hwang Dae-heon): 0.270s
- Men's 1000m (Samuel Girard over John-Henry Krueger): 0.214s
- Men's 1500m (Lim Hyo-jun over Sjinkie Knegt): 0.070s
- Men's 5000m relay (Hungary over China): 0.064s
- Women's 500m (Arianna Fortana over Yara van Kerkhof): 0.678s
- Women's 1000m (Suzanne Schulting over Kim Boutin): 0.178s
- Women's 1500m (Choi Min-jeong over Li Jinyu): 0.055s
- Women's 3000m relay (South Korea over Italy): 8.450s
- Speed skating
- Men's 500m (Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen over Cha Min-kyu): 0.01s
- Men's 1000m (Kjeld Nuis over Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen): 0.04s
- Men's 1500m (Kjeld Nuis over Patrick Roest): 0.085s
- Men's 5000m (Sven Kramer over Ted-Jan Bloemen): 1.85s*
- *Bloemen's official time had 0.006s attached to it as well, but it was only for the purposes of breaking a tie with the bronze medalist. I did not include it in the difference between Kramer's time because it was not needed to decide gold vs silver.
- Men's 10000m (Ted-Jan Bloemen over Jorrit Bergsma): 2.21s
- Men's mass start (Lee Seung-hoon over Bart Swings): 0.11s
- Men's team pursuit (Norway over South Korea): 1.20s
- Women's 500m (Nao Kodaira over Lee Sang-hwa): 0.39s
- Women's 1000m (Jorien ter Mors over Nao Kodaira): 0.26s
- Women's 1500m (Ireen Wüst over Miho Takagi): 0.20s
- Women's 3000m (Carlijn Achtereekte over Ireen Wüst): 0.08s
- Women's 5000m (Esmee Visser over Martina Sábliková): 1.62s
- Women's mass start (Nana Takaki over Kim Bo-reum): 0.12s
- Women's team pursuit (Japan over Netherlands): 1.59s
- Alpine skiing
- Men's downhill (Aksel Lund Svindal over Kjetil Jansrud): 0.12s
- Men's super-G (Matthias Mayer over Beat Feuz): 0.13s
- Men's giant slalom (Marcel Hirscher over Henrik Kristoffersen): 1.27s
- Men's slalom (André Myhrer over Ramon Zenhäusern): 0.43s
- Men's combined (Marcel Hirscher over Alexis Pinturault): 0.23s
- Women's downhill (Sofia Goggia over Ragnhild Mowinckel): 0.09s
- Women's super-G (Ester Ledecká over Anna Veith): 0.01s
- Women's giant slalom (Mikaela Shiffrin over Ragnhild Mowinckel): 0.39s
- Women's slalom (Frida Hansdotter over Wendy Holdener): 0.05s
- Women's combined (Michelle Gisin over Mikaela Shiffrin): 0.97s
- Mixed team (Switzerland over Austria): 3-1
- Cross country skiing
- Men's 15km freestyle (Dario Cologna over Simen Hegstad Krüger): 18.3s
- Men's 30km skiathlon (Simen Hegstad Krüger over Martin Johnsrud Sundby): 8.0s
- Men's 50km classical (Iivo Niskanen over Aleksandr Bolshunov): 18.7s
- Men's 4x10km relay (Norway over Russia): 9.4s
- Men's sprint classical (Johannes Høsflot Klæbo over Federico Pellegrino): 1.34s
- Men's team sprint freestyle (Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo over Denis Spitsov and Aleksandr Bolshunov): 1.71s
- Women's 10km freestyle (Ragnhild Haga over Charlotte Kala): 20.3s
- Women's 15km skiathlon (Charlotte Kalla over Marit Bjørgen): 7.8s
- Women's 30km classical (Marit Bjørgen over Krista Pärmäkoski): 109.5s
- Women's 4x5km relay (Norway over Sweden): 2.0s
- Women's sprint classical (Stina Nilsson over Maiken Caspersen Falla): 3.03s
- Women's team sprint freestyle (Kikkan Randall and Jessica Diggins over Charlotte Kalla and Stina Nilsson): 0.19s
- Freestyle skiing
- Men's aerials (Oleksandr Abramenko over Jia Zongyang): 0.46 pts
- Men's halfpipe (David Wise over Alex Ferreira): 0.80 pts
- Men's moguls (Mikaël Kingsbury over Matt Graham): 4.06 pts
- Men's ski-cross (Brady Leman over Marc Bischofberger): no time records
- Men's slopestyle (Øystein Bråten over Nick Goepper): 1.40 pts
- Women's aerials (Hanna Huskova over Zhang Xin): 0.62 pts
- Women's halfpipe (Cassie Sharpe over Marie Martinod): 3.20 pts
- Women's moguls (Perrine Laffont over Justine Dufour-Lapointe): 0.09 pts
- Women's ski-cross (Kelsey Serwa over Brittany Phelan): no time records
- Women's slopestyle (Sarah Höfflin over Mathilde Gremaud): 3.20 pts
- Nordic combined
- Individual large hill/10km (Johannes Rydzek over Fabian Rießle): 0.04s
- Individual normal hill/10km (Eric Frenzel over Akito Watabe): 4.8s
- Team large hill/4x5km (Germany over Norway): 52.7s
- Ski jumping
- Normal hill individual (Andreas Wellinger over Johann André Forfang): 8.2 pts
- Large hill individual (Kamil Stoch over Andreas Wellinger): 3.4 pts
- Large hill team (Norway over Germany): 22.8 pts
- Women (Maren Lundby over Katharina Althaus): 12.0 pts
- Snowboarding
- Men's big air (Sébastian Toutant over Kyle Mack): 5.50 pts
- Men's halfpipe (Shaun White over Ayumu Hirano): 2.50 pts
- Men's parallel giant slalom (Nevin Galmarini over Lee Sang-ho): 0.43s
- Men's slopestyle (Red Gerard over Max Perrot): 1.16 pts
- Men's snowboard cross (Pierre Vautier over Jarryd Hughes): no time records
- Women's big air (Anna Gasser over Jamie Anderson): 7.75 pts
- Women's halfpipe (Chloe Kim over Liu Jiayu): 8.50 pts
- Women's parallel giant slalom (Ester Ledecká over Selina Jörg): 0.46s
- Women's slopestyle (Jamie Anderson over Laurie Blouin): 6.67 pts
- Women's snowboard cross (Michela Moioli over Julia Perreira de Sousa-Mabileau): no time records
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- 102 Dalmatians (Director: Kevin Lima)
- A Fish Tale (Directors: Stefan Fjeldmark, Greg Manwaring, Michael Donovan + Michael Hegner)
- Big Brother Trouble (Director: Ralph E. Portillo)
- Bored Silly (Director: Robert Shallcross)
- Carnivale (Director: Deane Taylor)
- Chicken Run (Directors: Peter Lord + Nick Park)
- Escape To Grizzly Mountain (Director: Anthony Dalesandro)
- Little Heros II (Director: Dog Story) (Director: Henri Charr)
- Old No. 587: The Great Train Robbery (Director: Dan T. Hall)
- Pokémon 3: The Movie (Directors: Kunihiko Yuyama + Michael Haigney)
- Return To The Secret Garden (Director: Scott Featherstone)
- Rugrats In Paris: The Movie (Directors: Stig Bergqvist + Paul Demeyer)
- The Adventures Of Cinderella’s Daughter (Director: Scott Zakarin)
- The Brainiacs.com (Director: Blair Treu)
- The Emperor’s New Groove (Director: Mark Dindal)
- The Newcomers (Director: James Allen Bradley)
- The Tigger Movie (Director: Jun Falkenstein + Chris Butler)
- Thomas + The Magic Railroad (Director: Britt Allcroft)
- Whispers: An Elephants Tale (Director: Dereck Joubert)
- Achilles’ Love (Director: undisclosed)
- Believe (Director: Robert Tinnell)
- Between Christmas + New Year’s (Director: Stefan Lysenko)
- Can’t Be Heaven (Director: Richard Friedman)
- Cowboys + Angels (Director: Gregory C. Haynes)
- Digimon: The Movie (Directors: Mamoru Hosoda + Shigeyasu Yamauchi)
- Dinosaur (Directors: Eric Leighton + Ralph Zondag)
- Finding Kelly (Director: Lynn Hamrick)
- Flight Of Fancy (Director: Noel Quiñones)
- God’s Army (Director: Richard Dutcher)
- Happy Family Plan (Director: Tsutomu Abe)
- Happy Times (Director: Yimou Zhang)
- How The Grinch Stole Christmas (Director: Ron Howard)
- In The Mood For Love (Director: Kar-Wai Wong)
- It Had To Be You (Director: Steven Feder)
- Love’s Labour’s Lost (Director: Kenneth Branagh)
- Love...At Your Disposal (Director: Paul Lombardo)
- MVP: Most Valuable Primate (Director: Robert Vince)
- Message In A Cell Phone (Director: Eric Hendershot)
- Mission To Mars (Director: Brian De Palma)
- Mr. Rice’s Secret (Director: Nicholas Kendall)
- My Dog Skip (Director: Jay Russell)
- Oriundi (Director: Ricardo Bravo)
- Ping! (Director: Chris Baugh)
- Rat (Director: Steve Barron)
- Relative Values (Director: Eric Styles)
- Remember The Titans (Director: Boaz Yakin)
- Return To Me (Director: Bonnie Hunt)
- Secret Society (Director: Imogen Kimmel)
- Shadow Magic (Director: Ann Hu)
- Sinbad: Beyond The Veil Of Mists (Directors: Evan Ricks + Alan Jacobs)
- Small Time Crooks (Director: Woody Allen)
- Snow Day (Director: Chris Koch)
- Starforce (Directors: Cary Howe + Tony Kandah)
- Taliesin Jones (Director: Martin Duffy)
- The Adventures Of Rocky + Bullwinkle (Director: Des McAnuff)
- The Amati Girls (Director: Anne De Salvo)
- The Flintstone’s in “Viva Rock Vegas”) (Director: Brian Levant)
- The House Of Mirth (Director: Terence Davies)
- The Kid (Director: Jon Turteltaub)
- The Little Vampire (Director: Uli Edel)
- The Million Dollar Kid (Director: Neil Mandt)
- The Prince Of Light (Director: Yûgô Sakô)
- The Road To El Dorado (Directors: Bibo Bergeron, Don Paul + Jeffrey Katzenberg)
- Time Share (Director: Sharon von Wietersheim)
- Titan A.E. (Directors: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman + Art Vitello)
- Un amor de Borges (Director: Javier Torre)
- White Wolves III: Cry Of The White Wolf (Director: Victoria Muspratt)
- 28 Days (Director: Betty Thomas)
- A Lowrider Spring Break (Director: Efrain Gutierrez)
- A Question Of Faith (Director: Tim Disney)
- A Rumor Of Angels (Director: Peter O’Fallon)
- Airboss III: The Payback (Director: J. Christian Ingvordsen)
- All The Pretty Horses (Director: Billy Bob Thornton)
- Autumn In New York (Director: Joan Chen)
- Battlefield Earth (Director: Roger Christian)
- Beautiful (Director: Sally Field)
- Bedazzled (Director: Harold Ramis)
- Best In Show (Director: Christopher Guest)
- Big Eden (Director: Thomas Bezucha)
- Big Momma’s House (Director: Raja Gosnell)
- Blue Moon (Director: John A. Gallagher)
- Bounce (Director: Don Roos)
- Boys + Girls (Director: Robert Iscove)
- Bread + Tulips (Director: Silvio Soldini)
- Bring It On (Director: Peyton Reed)
- Bruno (Director: Shirley MacLaine)
- Cast Away (Director: Robert Zemeckis)
- Center Stage (Director: Nicholas Hytner)
- Charlie’s Angels (Director: McG)
- Chocolat (Director: Lasse Hallström)
- Close To The Border (Director: Rodolfo Durán)
- Coyote Ugly (Director: David McNally)
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Director: Ang Lee)
- Deep Core (Director: Rodney McDonald)
- Divided We Fall (Director: Jan Hrebejk)
- Down To You (Director: Kris Isacsson)
- Drowning Mona (Director: Nick Gomez)
- Dude, Where’s My Car? (Director: Danny Leiner)
- Dungeons + Dragons (Director: Courtney Solomon)
- Escaflowne The Movie (Directors: Kazuki Akane + Yoshiyuki Takei)
- Face The Music (Director: Jeff Howard)
- Felicidades (Director: Lucho Bender)
- Finding Forrester (Director: Gus van Sant)
- Frequency (Director: Gregory Hoblit)
- G-Men From Hell (Director: Christopher Coppola)
- Gone In Sixty Seconds (Director: Dominic Sena)
- Hanging Up (Director: Diane Keaton)
- Here On Earth (Director: Mark Piznarski)
- I Dreamed Of Africa (Director: Hugh Hudson)
- I Know Who You Are (Director: Patricia Ferreira)
- I’ll Wave Back (Director: Jefferson Davis)
- Icebreaker (Director: David Giancola)
- If You Only Knew (Director: David Snedeker)
- Impact (Director: Christopher Robin Hood)
- Jericho (Director: Merlin Miller)
- Just One Night (Director: Alan Jacobs)
- Keeping The Faith (Director: Edward Norton)
- Knockout (Director: Lorenzo Doumani)
- Letter From Home (Director: Tony Savant)
- Lisa Picard Is Famous (Director: Griffin Dunne)
- Little Nicky (Director: Steven Brill)
- Loser (Director: Amy Heckerling)
- Love + Basketball (Director: Gina Prince-Bythewood)
- Mad About Mambo (Director: John Forte)
- Mambo Café (Director: Reuben Gonzalez)
- Me You Them (Director: Andrucha Waddington)
- Meet The Parents (Director: Jay Roach)
- Mercy Streets (Director: Jon Gunn)
- Miss Congeniality (Director: Donald Petrie)
- Mission: Impossible II (Director: John Woo)
- Moonglow (Director: Dennis Christianson)
- Mr. Accident (Director: Yahoo Serious)
- Nemesis (Director: James McDonald)
- Nowheresville (Director: Bishop Trout)
- O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Director: Joel Coen)
- Pandaemonium (Director: Julien Temple)
- Passion Of Mind (Director: Alain Berliner)
- Pay It Forward (Director: Mimi Leder)
- Prank (Director: Mikki Willis)
- Price Of Glory (Director: Carlos Ávila)
- Prince Of Central Park (Director: John Leekley)
- Ready To Rumble (Director: Brian Robbins)
- Red Planet (Director: Antony Hoffman)
- Screwed (Director: Scott Alexander + Larry Karaszewski)
- Shades Of Darkness (Director: Christopher Johnson)
- Shanghai Noon (Director: Tom Dey)
- Songcatcher (Director: Maggie Greenwald)
- Space Cowboys (Director: Clint Eastwood)
- Supernova (Director: Walter Hill)
- Tadpole (Director: Gary Winick)
- The 6th Day (Director: Roger Spottiswoode)
- The Closer You Get (Director: Aileen Ritchie)
- The Crew (Director: Michael Dinner)
- The Dancer (Director: Frédéric Garson)
- The Dish (Director: Rob Sitch)
- The Family Man (Director: Brett Ratner)
- The Hiding Place (Director: Douglas Green)
- The In Crowd (Director: Mary Lambert)
- The King’s Guard (Director: Jonathan Tydor)
- The Last Patrol (Director: Sheldon Lettich)
- The Legend Of Bagger Vance (Director: Robert Redford)
- The Luzhin Defence (Director: Marleen Gorris)
- The Next Best Thing (Director: John Schlesinger)
- The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (Director: Peter Segal)
- The Perfect Storm (Director: Wolfgang Petersen)
- The Price Of Milk (Director: Harry Sinclair)
- The Replacements (Director: Howard Deutch)
- The Skulls (Director: Rob Cohen)
- The Vertical Ray Of The Sun (Director: Tran Anh Hung)
- Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her (Director: Rodrigo García)
- Thirteen Days (Director: Roger Donaldson)
- Tokyo Raiders (Director: Jingle Ma)
- Tribulation (Director: André van Heerden)
- U-571 (Director: Jonathan Mostow)
- Unbreakable (Director: M. Night Shyamalan)
- Unshackled (Director: Bart Patton)
- Up At The Villa (Director: Philip Haas)
- Vatel (Director: Roland Joffé)
- Vertical Limit (Director: Martin Campbell)
- Waterproof (Director: Barry Berman)
- What Lies Beneath (Director: Robert Zemeckis)
- What Women Want (Director: Nancy Meyers)
- What’s Cooking? (Director: Gurinder Chadha)
- Whatever It Takes (Director: David Raynr)
- Where The Heart Is Director (Director: Matt Williams)
- Where The Money Is (Director: Marek Kanievska)
- Wind River (Director: Tom Shell)
- X-Men (Director: Bryan Singer)
- 100 Girls (Director: Michael Davis)
- 12 O’clock (Director: Drew Stone)
- 2001: A Space Travesty (Director: Allan A. Goldstein)
- 24 Hours In London (Director: Alexander Finbow)
- 3 Strikes (Director: DJ Pooh)
- A Better Way To Die (Director: Scott Wiper)
- A Shot At Glory (Director: Michael Corrente)
- About Adam (Director: Gerard Stembridge)
- Above Suspicion (Director: Stephen La Rocque)
- After Alice (Director: Paul Marcus)
- Against The Wind (Director: Peter Del Monte)
- Agent Red (Director: Damian Lee + Jim Wynorski)
- Almost Famous (Director: Cameron Crowe)
- American Psycho (Director: Mary Herron)
- Amores Perros (Director: Alejandro González Iñárritu)
- An Everlasting Piece (Director: Barry Levinson)
- Anatomy (Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky)
- Animal Factory (Director: Steve Buscemi)
- Another Heaven (Director: Jôji Iida)
- Apariencias (Director: Alberto Lecchi)
- Astoria (Director: Nick Efteriades)
- Attention Shoppers (Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie)
- Attraction (Director: Russell DeGrazier)
- Auggie Rose (Director: Matthew Tabak)
- Bad Seed (Director: Jon Bokenkamp)
- Bait (Director: Antoine Fuqua)
- Bamboozled (Director: Spike Lee)
- Bang Rajan (Director: Tanit Jitnukul)
- Beat (Director: Gary Walkow)
- Beautiful Creatures (Director: Bill Eagles)
- Beautiful Joe (Director: Stephen Metcalfe)
- Before Night Falls (Director: Julian Schnabel)
- Better Housekeeping (Director: Frank Novak)
- Better Than Sex (Director: Jonathan Teplitzky)
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2016.06.29 08:01 Yuli-Ban Elon Isle: A Post-Cyberpunk City-State [World-building Post]
So I've been fleshing out one of my worlds lately, and I figured that I would create a general hub that I could use across multiple story series. Eventually, I want to open-source the place so more people than myself could write stories set there. If needbe, it's a good idea to read this.
Elon Isle is meant to be a corporation-state that's in the process of becoming Vyrdist, though there's still a long way to go. I always imagined it to be an overgrown Chicken McNugget, but when I sketched it out, it felt much more natural to add peninsulas, keys, bays, barrier islands, reaches, archipelagos, and deltas.
The nature of the island was inspired by video game sandboxes; particularly the difference between the likes of Saints Row 2 and Saints Row the Third and 4— that is, the difference between a fleshed out, living, landmark-infested world and a world that's so god-lifeless and bland that it's basically as stock as they come. I created Elon Isle as if was going to be a wide-open sandbox, so I wanted to come up with a gameworld that I would want to play in, one that I could come back to, one where I could play for years and always find new things as well as feel that I could always find new things. When I completed that goal, I then reimagined it as a real life location.
Continuing the video game influences, I also imagined it as being a little over half the size of Just Cause 2's Panau; roughly 210 square miles in size.
It was founded by a man named Yuli Baba (no relation) and his partner in crime, Hyun Ryu, two of the world's wealthiest men— president and CEO of Janvier Corporation respectively— who had intended on creating a sort of futurist theme park in the vein of Dubai. Yuli Baba founded the city of Elon, while Ryu created Van Norlon. They eventually grew to merge. Already existing on the island was the once quaint town of Duryset, which soon had an expansive college built within its borders. Elsewhere, there rose Babenshire and Falstead.
20 years ago, the Word of Vyrd spread outwards from Duryset's college, kickstarting a wave of techno-syndicalism known as Vyrdism. Baba became infected by the Word, and betrayed Ryu to take control over Janvier Corporation. Ryu had already intended upon wresting control himself in order to create a corporatocratic fascist state on Elon Isle, but he had been outmaneuvered and was forced to fall back upon a few of his old allies part of another corporation, alphaDyne. Even worse for Ryu was the rise of a third corporation— Izumi Corp.— which was so thoroughly Vyrdist that it had actually made waves across the globe.
Elon and Duryset became hotbeds of Vyrdism, which raised the standards of living for the underclass tremendously. Baba had intended on giving much of his wealth to charity, but opted against it, instead choosing to hand over various elements of Janvier to Izumi while also investing in Izumi. He recognized that Ryu and his cabal weren't going to give up so easily.
Janvier Corporation is the expy to Alphabet in that it was born in Silicon Valley and rose to prominence as a search engine. Its motto is also "Never do wrong." AlphaDyne (no relation to Alphabet) is styled more like Comcast and Koch Industries.
Izumi is the freak misfit of Elon in that it's the expy of Mondragon Corporation— that is, a union/federation of worker cooperatives. It has the same problems that Mondragon has— worker-owners are of a slightly higher class than mere workers— but it's better than what came before.
The construct of the island goes like this
Over-arching: Elon Isle. Formerly an earthy Chicken McNugget.
Elon can best be described as a futurist theme park meets San Francisco. There are parts of the city that are located on hills, giving the place an almost Mediterranean-esque quality. The architectural theme of the city is 'neo-futurism' with an excessive influence from cyberpunk.
Baba and Ryu crafted Elon to be the new Dubai, taking everything that was cool about Dubai, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, Moscow, etc. and putting it all in one place. Many buildings are replicated in Elon, such as the Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, Jeddah Tower, Oriental Pearl Tower, Taipei 101, Emerald Plaza, Ryugyong Hotel, London's Shard, the Montreal Biosphère, just about all of Moscow's business district's buildings, and a few others— on top of entirely new constructions. It's superfuturistic and proud of it. There's Sun City, a deck located on the 46th floor of the downtown district. A whole host of ultra-high-tech corporations exist in the city, including a boatload of robotics and artificial intelligence companies. There's a district called Neo-Shibuya, which was created as a shoutout to cyberpunk and is infested with neon lights and kanji symbols and is basically a Little Tokyo. It's a fun city, no doubt. In the center is the Trinity Starscraper, a 1.5 mile high building which houses the world's most powerful computer— and subsequently, the world's most powerful artificial intelligence.
The climate of Elon is identical to that of England— rain, rain, snow, sleet, rain, with hints of sunshine every so often.
The economy of Elon has been described by many as everything from 'techno-syndicalist' to 'post-capitalist' to even 'free market socialist', largely thanks to Izumi Corporation and their abundance of worker co-ops/technates. Aside from a State largely run by AI and featuring quite a bit of helotism keeping the place looking nice, there's very little intervention in the economy. Yes, there's a basic income, but it's administrated purely through AI and is mostly derived from the helot class of droids. It's expected that you use your income to invest in droids of your own, but no one's telling you to do anything with it. All in all, Elon Isle's economy is more like a mixture between a free market economy, a cooperative economy, and a slave economy.
The government's still in flux right now. Most political power is held by an AI, an AI that was trained to hold as little power as possible. While Baba and most in Elon like this hands-off approach, there are elements throughout the island— from the Left and Right alike— that wish for there to be a much more authoritarian structure. Ryu is one of those, but he's not the only one; just one of the more Rightist elements. Some from Duryset, for example, aim for abolishing the free market and establishing a Dictatorship of the Proletariat, though they are rather splintered amongst themselves over whether two keep the technostist economy (that is, everything necessary is automated) or to go Luddite and bring back human labor.
While Elon is, indeed, a megacity, it's still just one part of Elon Isle.
Duryset is the only other municipality that can be called a 'city', and it's borderline. it has a mixture between upscale neighborhoods and wards. There are a few low-level skyscrapers in the town.
Babenshire is solidly a town, though it's somewhat lively for a town. Falstead, as aforementioned, was never meant to be anything more than nostalgic Americana.
Between these municipalities, there is the natural world. It's peppered with human civilization, but you won't be disappointed if you're also looking for long stretches of pure nature. There is even a wildlife reserve in the middle of Elon— Kyu Park. Based heavily off New York City's "Central Park". Elsewhere, there are caves, caverns, hidden treasures, and various other little fun things. There's a mountain/dormant volcano, and two major rivers carving up the island.
There are various conspiracies. "Conspiracies". Some are difficult to find. Deep within the sewers, you will find an entrance to a coordined-off ultra-tech base. There's an expansive cave system. There are hidden underground military bases in the forest and even the municipalities. There's a shortwave radio numbers station broadcasting. There's actually three— one broadcasting from Elon, one broadcasting from an underground base, and one broadcasting from low earth orbit.
There are Greco-Egyptian ruins hidden throughout the map. Why? Who knows...!
There's quite an extensive woodlands on Elon Island, full of hills. You can find some loners out in the woods, as well as many animals and caves and other hidden goodies. And, of course, the dark things...
One thing to get out of the way: I tossed it out at you before, but Elon Isle as a whole was long famous for being incredibly haunted, whether by ghosts, cryptids, or aliens. There are ghost vehicles that you can find driving down rural roads. There are disappearing ghost planes and ghost drones. Even in the ultra-high tech metropolis of Elon, there are urban legends of strange entities, curses, and the like. There are many stories from the original locals and the earlier natives about strange beasts lurking in the forests— some being hairy apes; others being clawed lizardmen; a few even telling of a man that looks like a moth.... It's also a UFO hot spot, with a high number of unidentifiable craft appearing in the skies every year. Considering that Elon has so many drones in the sky— including passenger drones, private drones, and helot drones— it's actually rather freaky that there are so many UFOs.
While you can find the paranormal just about anywhere on the island, the epicenter is undoubtedly Falstead. It actually celebrates the paranormal every year. Falstead has always been a small town, a kind of place where it feels like everyone knows each other and the line between the woods and the edge of town are fuzzy. So when you feel like you're being watched all the time, you can know it's not by Big Brother, or any human, or AI...
Well, that's the gist so far. There's still a lotta work to be done. Whaddya think?
As I said quite a bit early in the post, it's an open-source story location that can best be described as 'eutopian'— generally a good place, generally improving, but that's not to say things can quickly reverse course.
To keep with the video game inspiration, I even thought of 4 "expansion packs" (I'd guess they'd be called DLC, but most DLC nowadays is just content that was cut from the main game, so I refuse to call it this)
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Elon Isle is meant to be a corporation-state that's in the process of becoming Vyrdist, though there's still a long way to go. I always imagined it to be an overgrown Chicken McNugget, but when I sketched it out, it felt much more natural to add peninsulas, keys, bays, barrier islands, reaches, archipelagos, and deltas.
The nature of the island was inspired by video game sandboxes; particularly the difference between the likes of Saints Row 2 and Saints Row the Third and 4— that is, the difference between a fleshed out, living, landmark-infested world and a world that's so god-lifeless and bland that it's basically as stock as they come. I created Elon Isle as if was going to be a wide-open sandbox, so I wanted to come up with a gameworld that I would want to play in, one that I could come back to, one where I could play for years and always find new things as well as feel that I could always find new things. When I completed that goal, I then reimagined it as a real life location.
Continuing the video game influences, I also imagined it as being a little over half the size of Just Cause 2's Panau; roughly 210 square miles in size.
It was founded by a man named Yuli Baba (no relation) and his partner in crime, Hyun Ryu, two of the world's wealthiest men— president and CEO of Janvier Corporation respectively— who had intended on creating a sort of futurist theme park in the vein of Dubai. Yuli Baba founded the city of Elon, while Ryu created Van Norlon. They eventually grew to merge. Already existing on the island was the once quaint town of Duryset, which soon had an expansive college built within its borders. Elsewhere, there rose Babenshire and Falstead.
20 years ago, the Word of Vyrd spread outwards from Duryset's college, kickstarting a wave of techno-syndicalism known as Vyrdism. Baba became infected by the Word, and betrayed Ryu to take control over Janvier Corporation. Ryu had already intended upon wresting control himself in order to create a corporatocratic fascist state on Elon Isle, but he had been outmaneuvered and was forced to fall back upon a few of his old allies part of another corporation, alphaDyne. Even worse for Ryu was the rise of a third corporation— Izumi Corp.— which was so thoroughly Vyrdist that it had actually made waves across the globe.
Elon and Duryset became hotbeds of Vyrdism, which raised the standards of living for the underclass tremendously. Baba had intended on giving much of his wealth to charity, but opted against it, instead choosing to hand over various elements of Janvier to Izumi while also investing in Izumi. He recognized that Ryu and his cabal weren't going to give up so easily.
Janvier Corporation is the expy to Alphabet in that it was born in Silicon Valley and rose to prominence as a search engine. Its motto is also "Never do wrong." AlphaDyne (no relation to Alphabet) is styled more like Comcast and Koch Industries.
Izumi is the freak misfit of Elon in that it's the expy of Mondragon Corporation— that is, a union/federation of worker cooperatives. It has the same problems that Mondragon has— worker-owners are of a slightly higher class than mere workers— but it's better than what came before.
The construct of the island goes like this
Over-arching: Elon Isle. Formerly an earthy Chicken McNugget.
- Elon. The City-State of Elon keeps the 'futurist theme park' aspect that Baba and Ryu originally aimed at creating when they were still friends. It has multiple towns and cities within it, of course, including Van Norlon.
- Duryset. University town with only a few high-rises; it's the world capital of Vyrdism and thus a hotbed of student radicalism. It's also a hotbed of occultism.
- Babenshire. Smaller than Duryset, though it's still got a few charms itself.
- Falstead. A recreation of small-town Americana in the Atlanic, this sleepy town is virtually hidden within the sticks and is where those tired of Elon and Duryset retire to. It's a hotbed of paranormal activity (to be precise, it's the center of paranormal activity; Elon Isle as a whole is highly haunted).
Elon can best be described as a futurist theme park meets San Francisco. There are parts of the city that are located on hills, giving the place an almost Mediterranean-esque quality. The architectural theme of the city is 'neo-futurism' with an excessive influence from cyberpunk.
Baba and Ryu crafted Elon to be the new Dubai, taking everything that was cool about Dubai, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, Moscow, etc. and putting it all in one place. Many buildings are replicated in Elon, such as the Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, Jeddah Tower, Oriental Pearl Tower, Taipei 101, Emerald Plaza, Ryugyong Hotel, London's Shard, the Montreal Biosphère, just about all of Moscow's business district's buildings, and a few others— on top of entirely new constructions. It's superfuturistic and proud of it. There's Sun City, a deck located on the 46th floor of the downtown district. A whole host of ultra-high-tech corporations exist in the city, including a boatload of robotics and artificial intelligence companies. There's a district called Neo-Shibuya, which was created as a shoutout to cyberpunk and is infested with neon lights and kanji symbols and is basically a Little Tokyo. It's a fun city, no doubt. In the center is the Trinity Starscraper, a 1.5 mile high building which houses the world's most powerful computer— and subsequently, the world's most powerful artificial intelligence.
The climate of Elon is identical to that of England— rain, rain, snow, sleet, rain, with hints of sunshine every so often.
The economy of Elon has been described by many as everything from 'techno-syndicalist' to 'post-capitalist' to even 'free market socialist', largely thanks to Izumi Corporation and their abundance of worker co-ops/technates. Aside from a State largely run by AI and featuring quite a bit of helotism keeping the place looking nice, there's very little intervention in the economy. Yes, there's a basic income, but it's administrated purely through AI and is mostly derived from the helot class of droids. It's expected that you use your income to invest in droids of your own, but no one's telling you to do anything with it. All in all, Elon Isle's economy is more like a mixture between a free market economy, a cooperative economy, and a slave economy.
The government's still in flux right now. Most political power is held by an AI, an AI that was trained to hold as little power as possible. While Baba and most in Elon like this hands-off approach, there are elements throughout the island— from the Left and Right alike— that wish for there to be a much more authoritarian structure. Ryu is one of those, but he's not the only one; just one of the more Rightist elements. Some from Duryset, for example, aim for abolishing the free market and establishing a Dictatorship of the Proletariat, though they are rather splintered amongst themselves over whether two keep the technostist economy (that is, everything necessary is automated) or to go Luddite and bring back human labor.
While Elon is, indeed, a megacity, it's still just one part of Elon Isle.
Duryset is the only other municipality that can be called a 'city', and it's borderline. it has a mixture between upscale neighborhoods and wards. There are a few low-level skyscrapers in the town.
Babenshire is solidly a town, though it's somewhat lively for a town. Falstead, as aforementioned, was never meant to be anything more than nostalgic Americana.
Between these municipalities, there is the natural world. It's peppered with human civilization, but you won't be disappointed if you're also looking for long stretches of pure nature. There is even a wildlife reserve in the middle of Elon— Kyu Park. Based heavily off New York City's "Central Park". Elsewhere, there are caves, caverns, hidden treasures, and various other little fun things. There's a mountain/dormant volcano, and two major rivers carving up the island.
There are various conspiracies. "Conspiracies". Some are difficult to find. Deep within the sewers, you will find an entrance to a coordined-off ultra-tech base. There's an expansive cave system. There are hidden underground military bases in the forest and even the municipalities. There's a shortwave radio numbers station broadcasting. There's actually three— one broadcasting from Elon, one broadcasting from an underground base, and one broadcasting from low earth orbit.
There are Greco-Egyptian ruins hidden throughout the map. Why? Who knows...!
There's quite an extensive woodlands on Elon Island, full of hills. You can find some loners out in the woods, as well as many animals and caves and other hidden goodies. And, of course, the dark things...
While you can find the paranormal just about anywhere on the island, the epicenter is undoubtedly Falstead. It actually celebrates the paranormal every year. Falstead has always been a small town, a kind of place where it feels like everyone knows each other and the line between the woods and the edge of town are fuzzy. So when you feel like you're being watched all the time, you can know it's not by Big Brother, or any human, or AI...
As I said quite a bit early in the post, it's an open-source story location that can best be described as 'eutopian'— generally a good place, generally improving, but that's not to say things can quickly reverse course.
To keep with the video game inspiration, I even thought of 4 "expansion packs" (I'd guess they'd be called DLC, but most DLC nowadays is just content that was cut from the main game, so I refuse to call it this)
- Black Saturday Elon Isle: Atomicpunk Edition, which is where nuclear war breaks out and the island is hit by a few megatons. It's ultra-depressing, with electric death everywhere, burning remnants of a now dead civilization.
- '84 Elon Isle: Cyberpunk Edition, which is where Ryu managed to take control from the start and Baba was the one who was ousted, turning Elon Isle into a classic cyberpunk dystopia.
- '84 Elon Isle: Sovietpunk Edition, where one of the Marxists from Duryset managed to take control of the island.
- '84 Elon Isle: Nazipunk Edition, which is actually set in an alternate timeline where the island is occupied by Nazis. Basically 'sovietpunk' but with extreme eugenics and 'causting the undesirables rather than proletarian vengeance against the corporate elite and violent class warfare.
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