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    Bamboozle reveals 2023 lineup: “the festival will not have high priced headliners”

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    Bamboozle reveals 2023 lineup: “the festival will not have high priced headliners”

    NJ’s Bamboozle festival returns this year for the first time since 2012, in celebration of the festival’s 20th anniversary. In November, they revealed the phase one lineup, then they gave an update saying that headliners were not announced during phase one, and then they gradually rolled out phase two on social media the week between Christmas and New Year’s. The fest’s founder John D’Esposito then issued a statement that walked back the headliners comment, saying, “Bamboozle headlines this years festival. The festival will not have high priced headliners, as we brought it back to how it started. It starts with a scene. Warped Tour nor Bamboozle ever relied on a headliner, the headliners will rely and want to be part of Bamboozle!” And with that, the full lineup is here, and it’s… interesting.

    Because they revealed the festival’s return with a nostalgic mock Myspace page and the slogan “the awakening of an emo revolution,” you might’ve thought they were hopping on the same emo nostalgia train as festivals like When We Were Young and Emo’s Not Dead, but Bamboozle hasn’t been a strictly emo/punk festival in a while (big names at the last two editions included Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters, Incubus, Motley Crue, Mac Miller, Lil Wayne, and Wiz Khalifa), and this new lineup is similarly all over the place.

    As for the “emo nostalgia” that it does have: Saves The Day (performing In Reverie for its 20th anniversary), Say Anything, Saosin, Finch, I Set My Friends On Fire, Mayday Parade, The Spill Canvas, Boys Like Girls, Valencia, and We The Kings mostly fit that description. There’s also nu metal nostalgia (Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach, and Flyleaf, who are back with original vocalist Lacey Sturm), a handful of cool new hardcore and post-hardcore bands (Scowl, End It, Mindforce, The Callous Daoboys, Kaonashi), some good hip hop (Joey Bada$$, Rick Ross, Ice Spice, BabyTron, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Ski Mask The Slump God, Trippie Redd), some deathcore (Chelsea Grin, Carnifex), some huge mall-metalcore bands (Motionless In White, Bad Omens), and other things like superstar DJ Steve Aoki, rapcore vets E.Town Concrete, sad clown belter Puddles Pity Party, punk-rapper DE’WAYNE, and more, and there are still a few more artists TBA.

    The fest goes down May 5-7 in Atlantic City. Tickets to Bamboozle go on sale Friday (1/27) at noon. Full lineup and poster below.

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    Bamboozle — 2023 Lineup
    A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
    Alex Sampson
    Attila
    BabyTron
    Bad Omens
    Blackbear
    Boys Like Girls
    Cane Hill
    Carnifex
    Chelsea Grin
    DE’WAYNE
    Diablo
    E-Town Concrete
    Ellise
    End It
    Finch
    Flyleaf w/Lacey Sturm
    Freddie Dredd
    Gideon
    Gridiron
    Hollywood Undead
    I Set My Friends On Fire
    Ice Spice
    Jax
    Joey Bada$$
    Kaonashi
    Kayzo
    Killboy
    Left To Suffer
    Limp Bizkit
    Mayday Parade
    Mindforce
    Motionless In White
    Oz Pearlman
    Palisades
    Papa Roach
    Pardyalone
    Poorstacy
    Puddles Pity Party
    Rick Ross
    Saosin
    Saves The Day
    Say Anything
    Scowl
    Shallow Pools
    Ski Mask The Slump God
    Steve Aoki
    Sueco
    Tallah
    Teddy Swims
    The Callous Daoboys
    The Driver Era
    The Garden
    The Spill Canvas
    The Wrecks
    Trippie Redd
    Valencia
    We The Kings
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