En los últimos días, varios medios internacionales de música reportaron algunos rumores sobre Daft Punk, los Rolling Stones, Phoenix y los Yeah Yeah Yeahs, entre otras bandas, formando parte de la próxima edición del Coachella 2013, a celebrarse a mediados de abril.
La fuente de esos rumores fue un screenshot que alguien tomó del sitio de Songkick cuando se publicaron las fechas del Coachella.
En un comunicado oficial, Songkick declaró que la alineación de Coachella fue incorrectamente editada y publicada. Unas horas después, un administrador de Songkick se percató del error y lo borró del sitio. Sin embargo, el daño ya estaba hecho. Algunos correos fueron enviados con la información incorrecta y la noticia se desplegó como mecha encendida.
Songkick pone énfasis en que se trata de un error de edición. No se trata de una filtración que se haya originado de algún organizador del festival ni por las mismas bandas. Sin embargo, cabe señalar que Songkick no está confirmando en ningún punto del comunicado que los artistas en cuestión no formarán parte de Coachella 2013.
Simplemente se están disculpando por el error técnico y desmintiendo cualquier afirmación sobre la presencia de los artistas. También aseguran que se tomarán medidas para no volver a cometer un error parecido en el futuro.
Songkick denied rumors presentation of The Rolling Stones at Coachella 2013
In recent days, several international music media reported some rumors about Daft Punk, The Rolling Stones, Phoenix and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, among other bands, being part of the next edition of Coachella 2013, to be held in mid-April.
The source of these rumors was someone took a screenshot of the site Songkick when Coachella published dates.
In an official statement, said that Songkick Coachella lineup was improperly edited and published. A few hours later, a manager Songkick noticed the mistake and deleted it from the site. However, the damage was done. Some emails were sent with the wrong information and the news was deployed as a lit fuse.
Songkick emphasizes that this is an editing mistake. This is not a leak that originated from a festival organizer or by the same bands. However, it should be noted that confirming Songkick is nowhere on the statement that the artists in question are not part of Coachella 2013.
They are simply apologizing for the technical error and denying any claim about the presence of the artists. They also ensure that measures are taken not to make a similar mistake in the future.
To date, the only bands confirmed to be part of the festival in Indio, California are Father John Misty, Paul Kalkbrenner, Kill The Noise, Hardwell & Bingo Players, which represents 3% of the final alignment.
In recent days, several international music media reported some rumors about Daft Punk, The Rolling Stones, Phoenix and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, among other bands, being part of the next edition of Coachella 2013, to be held in mid-April.
The source of these rumors was someone took a screenshot of the site Songkick when Coachella published dates.
In an official statement, said that Songkick Coachella lineup was improperly edited and published. A few hours later, a manager Songkick noticed the mistake and deleted it from the site. However, the damage was done. Some emails were sent with the wrong information and the news was deployed as a lit fuse.
Songkick emphasizes that this is an editing mistake. This is not a leak that originated from a festival organizer or by the same bands. However, it should be noted that confirming Songkick is nowhere on the statement that the artists in question are not part of Coachella 2013.
They are simply apologizing for the technical error and denying any claim about the presence of the artists. They also ensure that measures are taken not to make a similar mistake in the future.
To date, the only bands confirmed to be part of the festival in Indio, California are Father John Misty, Paul Kalkbrenner, Kill The Noise, Hardwell & Bingo Players, which represents 3% of the final alignment.
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