Music
3rd Annual Olympic Island Concert line-up announced

Once again curated by Broken Social Scene, on June 24th Toronto's Olympic Island will host its third summer Olympic Island Music Festival. The incredible day of music thus far includes:
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
BLOC PARTY
FEIST
J. MASCIS (of Dinosaur Jr.)
RAISING THE FAWN
and more…
Gates 1pm
All Ages
General Admission
Show goes rain or shine, no weather related refunds
Tickets are available to 102.1 The Edge listeners at a discounted rate for 48 hours. Starting at 10 AM Thursday April 6th, 2006, 1021 tickets will be accessible through edge.ca with a password for $38.50 plus $6.00 ferry and applicable service charges.
Public on sale starts Saturday April 8th, 2006 @ 10 AM through Ticketmaster, Rotate This and Soundscapes for $44.50 plus $6.00 ferry and applicable service charges. All tickets include the cost of the ferry to Toronto Islands Park.


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BSS has been seen by everyone by now.
Bloc Party are very good, but kind of last year. It'll be the same songs we heard at The Docks months ago.
Feist doesn't do it for me, and it's really not an upbeat festival type of performance.
J Mascis & Raising the Fawn seem like opener level bands...
I'll probably still go cuz it's a fun day in the sun, but come on, $50 for this??? sheeesh.
Dude, you've probably had enough of Ladyfuzz, moved beyond the Klaxons and are well on your way to being too cool. Unless you're Steve Lamacq, just enjoy the music.
some of which sounded more like Echo and the Bunnymen played by Can than Gang of Four so go figure...
ill be there
btw have u guys heard klaxons??ouch i nearly ate my own ears.
a better bet for hugeness next year is Fields
or somebody equally as interesting..
You're probably unimpressed with the line-up because you sound like a pretentious scenester. "Bloc Party was kind of last year"??? They are an awesome band regardless of whether or not in your mind their cool designation expired long ago.
This just in: good music doesn't have an expiration date. See the following: Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Beatles etc. etc.
Skip the show. We don't need anymore moody hipsters ruining the fun.