Bilbao Live Festival

The Bilbao Live Festival is a rock and pop music festival that takes place in the summer in Bilbao, Spain since 2006. It is supported by BBK the savings bank.

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History

Some 51,000 people attended the first edition of Bilbao Live Festival in 2006, an event that reunited during three days more than 40 national and international bands of rock and carps of electronic music. Bilbao had thus burst in with force into the circuit of great musical festivals of the summer time. Ricardo Barkala, councilman of Use and Economic Promotion of the Bilbao, stressed the achievement. A personage Santiago revealed that (in effect), "All the artists have gone away contented of the festival and with the public of Bilbao, something that is very important to create this excellent impression in spite of going the first year completely without past history."

Thus, a repeat albeit bigger and better for 2007 was assured, with very top name artists the likes of Metallica and Iron Maiden and Red Hot Chili Peppers notwithstanding newer but still popular acts such as My Chemical Romance and heritage entries such as the reconstituted but once influential New York Dolls.

2006 Line-up

Ben Harper, The Cult, The Cardigans, Ladytron, Ojos de Brujo, The MFA , Capri , Alex Under & Paco Osuna, FC Kahuna, Guns N' Roses, Deftones, Feliz Da Housecat, Armin Van Buuren, Alexander Kowalski, Cristian Varela, Matthew Dekay, Markus Schulz, Gatibu, John Lord Fonda, Hash, Andres Calamaro y Ariel Rot, Placebo, The Pretenders, Los Planetas, Front 242, Junkie XL, Todd Terry, Derrick Carter, Francesco Farfa, Silicone Soul, El Inquilino Comunista, Der Dritte Raum, El Columpio Asesino, Oxia, Zodiacs, Donnacha costello, Rex the Dog

2007 Line-up

2008 Line-up

2009 Line-up

2010 Line-up

2011 Line-Up

Amy Winehouse was supposed to headline the second day of the festival, but cancelled due to personal problems, just before of her death, in July 23, 2011.

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