Primavera Sound 2017

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The Primavera Sound 2017 was held on 29 May to 4 June 2017 at the Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain. [1]

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The headliners were Arcade Fire, Bon Iver, the xx, Aphex Twin, Grace Jones, Slayer, Solange, and Van Morrison. [2] American musician Frank Ocean was set to headline the festival but cancelled due to production delays. [3]

Lineup

Headline performers are listed in boldface. Artists listed from latest to earliest set times. [4]

Heineken

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June
Heineken headlining set lists
Bon Iver [5]
  1. "22 (OVER S∞∞N)"
  2. "10 d E A T h b R E a s T"
  3. "715 - CREEKS"
  4. "33 “GOD”"
  5. "29 #Strafford APTS"
  6. "666 ʇ"
  7. "Beach Baby"
  8. "Brackett, WI"
  9. "21 M♢♢N WATER"
  10. "8 (circle)"
  11. "____45_____"
  12. "Perth"
  13. "Minnesota, WI"
  14. "Holocene"
  15. "Calgary"
  16. "Creature Fear"
  17. "Skinny Love"
The xx [6]
  1. "Say Something Loving"
  2. "Crystalised"
  3. "Islands"
  4. "I Dare You"
  5. "Lips"
  6. "Sunset"
  7. "Replica"
  8. "Performance"
  9. "Infinity"
  10. "VCR"
  11. "Dangerous"
  12. "Fiction"
  13. "Shelter"
  14. "Loud Places"
  15. "On Hold"
  16. "Intro"
  17. "Angels"
Grace Jones [7]
  1. "Nightclubbing"
  2. "This Is"
  3. "Private Life"
  4. "I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)"
  5. "My Jamaican Guy"
  6. "Shenanigans"
  7. "Williams' Blood"
  8. "Amazing Grace"
  9. "Love Is the Drug"
  10. "Pull Up to the Bumper"
  11. "Slave to the Rhythm"
Van Morrison [8]
  1. "Too Late"
  2. "Moondance"
  3. "Have I Told You Lately"
  4. "Days Like This"
  5. "Precious Time"
  6. "Sometimes We Cry"
  7. "Think Twice Before You Go"
  8. "Cleaning Windows"
  9. "Carrying a Torch"
  10. "All Work and No Play"
  11. "Baby, Please Don't Go" / "Don't Start Crying Now" / "Custard Pie" / "Here Comes the Night"
  12. "I Can't Stop Loving You"
  13. "Whenever God Shines His Light"
  14. "Magic Time"
  15. "Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven When You Smile)"
  16. "Wild Night"
  17. "Enlightenment"
  18. "In the Afternoon"
  19. "Brown Eyed Girl"
  20. "Gloria"

Mango

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June
Mango set lists
Slayer [9]
  1. "Repentless"
  2. "The Antichrist"
  3. "Disciple"
  4. "Mandatory Suicide"
  5. "War Ensemble"
  6. "Hallowed Point"
  7. "Captor of Sin"
  8. "Postmortem"
  9. "Seasons in the Abyss"
  10. "Dead Skin Mask"
  11. "Hate Worldwide"
  12. "Raining Blood"
  13. "South of Heaven"
  14. "Angel of Death"
Solange [10]
  1. "Rise"
  2. "Weary"
  3. "Cranes in the Sky"
  4. "Don't You Wait"
  5. "Some Things Never Seem to Fucking Work"
  6. "Mad"
  7. "F.U.B.U."
  8. "Locked in Closets"
  9. "T.O.N.Y."
  10. "Bad Girls"
  11. "Junie"
  12. "Losing You"
  13. "Don't Touch My Hair"
  14. "Rise" (Reprise)
Arcade Fire [11]
  1. "Wake Up"
  2. "Everything Now"
  3. "Haïti"
  4. "Here Comes the Night Time"
  5. "No Cars Go"
  6. "Intervention"
  7. "Neon Bible"
  8. "The Suburbs"
  9. "The Suburbs (Continued)"
  10. "In the Backseat"
  11. "Ready to Start"
  12. "Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)"
  13. "Reflektor"
  14. "Afterlife"
  15. "We Exist"
  16. "Creature Comfort"
  17. "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)"
  18. "Rebellion (Lies)"
  19. "Windowsill"

Primavera

Wednesday, 31 MayThursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Ray-Ban

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Pitchfork

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

adidas Originals

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Auditori Rockdelux

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Night Pro

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June
  • Tired Lion
  • Entropia
  • Skegss
  • Hańba!
  • Gold Class
  • Miss Garrison
  • Joel Sarakula
  • Persian Pelican
  • De Mónaco
  • Adelaida
  • Jaaa!
  • Marley Bloo
  • Sharman Den
  • G-C
  • Tourista
  • No Metal In This Battle
  • Me & the Plant
  • Prairie WWWW
  • WRONGONYOU
  • Aeromoças e Tenistas Russas
  • Bike
  • Riviere
  • Radio 123

Heineken Hidden Stage

Wednesday, 31 MayThursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June
  • Dancefloor Meditations

Firestone Stage

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Mango House

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Primavera a la Ciutat lineup

Sala Apolo

Monday, 29 MayTuesday, 30 MayWednesday, 31 MaySunday, 4 June

La [2] de Apolo

Tuesday, 30 MayWednesday, 31 MaySunday, 4 June
  • Entropia
  • Jaaa!
  • Hańba!
  • !!!
  • Rrucculla
  • Pavvla
  • Odina
  • Marta Delmont

Barts

Wednesday, 31 May
  • Romare
  • Formation

Day Pro

Wednesday, 31 MayThursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 JuneSunday, 4 June
  • RBP
  • Màquina Total
  • Pavvla
  • Odina
  • Astronaut Project
  • Inzul
  • G-C
  • Radio 123
  • Miss Garrison
  • De Mónaco
  • Adelaida
  • Persian Pelican
  • Prairie WWWW
  • Riviere
  • Tourista
  • Lígula
  • Meridian Response
  • No Metal in This Battle
  • Patients
  • Marley Bloo
  • Diealright
  • Billy Carter

Seat

Friday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 JuneSunday, 4 June
  • Priests
  • Playback Maracas
  • The Wheels
  • Sorry Kate

Sala Teatre

Friday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 JuneSunday, 4 June

Primavera Bits lineup

Bacardí Live

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June

Desperados Club feat. Bowers & Wilkins Sound System

Thursday, 1 JuneFriday, 2 JuneSaturday, 3 June
  • DJ Dustin
  • Khidja
  • John Talabot
  • Young Marco
  • Don't DJ
  • Vladimir Ivkovic
  • JMII
  • Dave P.
  • Golden Bug
  • !!!
  • Lauer
  • Marvin & Guy
  • Pedro Vian

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  1. ↑ Deville, Chris (30 November 2016). "Primavera Sound 2017 Lineup". Stereogum . Retrieved 19 January 2022.
  2. ↑ Monroe, Jazz (30 November 2016). "Frank Ocean, Arcade Fire, Bon Iver, the xx, Aphex Twin, More Announced for Primavera Sound 2017". Pitchfork . Retrieved 19 January 2022.
  3. ↑ Moore, Sam (28 May 2017). "Frank Ocean cancels Primavera headline show". NME . Retrieved 19 January 2022.
  4. ↑ "Primavera Sound Barcelona 2017 - Set Times" (PDF). Primavera Sound . Archived from the original (PDF) on 17 November 2018. Retrieved 19 January 2022.
  5. ↑ "Bon Iver Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound 2017 on June 1, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  6. ↑ "The xx Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound 2017 on June 2, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  7. ↑ "Grace Jones Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound 2017 on June 3, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  8. ↑ "Van Morrison Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound 2017 on June 3, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  9. ↑ "Slayer Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound Festival 2017 on June 1, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  10. ↑ "Solange Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound Festival 2017 on June 1, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  11. ↑ "Arcade Fire Concert Setlist at Primavera Sound Festival 2017 on June 3, 2017". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
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