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In fucking MIKKELI?? Mitä vittua Joker Out

First Festival appearance announced and it's in fucking Finland

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[📝ENG translation] The Finnish festival summer will be scorching hot next year - a new festival headlined by the Eurovision Sensation.

A legendary festival is making a comeback in Finland next summer with Joker Out as a headline artist. This post will summarize two articles to tell what is all of this about. There were few articles published in the media but these two will summarize the main points.

English translation by @niini5 and @drugsforaddicts, review by @saallotar proofread by X klámstrákur.

The Finnish festival summer will be scorching hot next year - a new festival headlined by the Eurovision Sensation

Original article written by Jarkko Fräntilä for Rumba, published 19.11.2024.

Happening in Mikkeli!

Dinosaurock, which started in 1987, and Jurassic Rock, which began in 2007, are getting a successor. Dinosaurock comes to Visulahti, Mikkeli,from August 15 to 16, 2025.

The first 12 artists to be announced for the festival have now been revealed. The lineup includes names like Joker Out, Ismo Alanko, Sexmane, Stam1na, Etta, Sara Siipola, Irina, Eevil Stöö, and Mikkeli-based BRHG. Additional programmes will be revealed soon.

The band, which rose to international fame with their song Carpe Diem in last year's Eurovision Song Contest, visited Finland for the first time in 2023. Joker Out performed to sold-out audiences at Olympia, Tampere, at Logomo, Turku, and at two shows at the Tavastia Club, Helsinki. The tickets were sold out in no time. The band performed at Tavastia¹ in the early 2024.

¹Translator note: Concert location in the early 2024 was Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki

Dinosaurock's Aikainen Lisko (Early Lizard)-tickets are on sale from today, 19.11.2024, onward. You can find the event's website here.

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Dinosaurock of Visulahti makes a comeback next summer - organising the festival are Jurassic veteran Mikko Jokipii and Jonna Vuolle from Mikkeli

Original article writte by Anssi Mehtälä for Mikkelin Kaupunkilehti, published 19.11.2024.

A dream had for many years of many live music lovers in Mikkeli is about to come true next summer, on on the 15th and 16th of August to be precise.

Mikkeli will then once again host a rock festival, and in what many even consider to be the only right venue too, Visulahti Travel Center.

On Friday and Saturday, around a dozen domestic and foreign artists will perform in Visulahti, of which about half will be announced at this stage.

Among others, Stam1na, Ismo Alanko, Bloodred Hourglass, Sexmane, Irina, Saimaa, Mokoma, Etta and Eevil Stöö will be coming to Visulahti.

One international guest has been confirmed so far: Joker Out, the Slovenian indie rock band that made a name for themselves at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023.

The band has since visited Finland, performing for instance twice at the Tavastia club in Helsinki and at Ruisrock last summer.

“We are still looking for two or three international performers. The essential thing is that they'll strengthen the festival's repertoire” says Mikko Jokipii, one of the festival's creators.

The festival carries a name that can only be described as legendary, Dinosaurock.

The organiser is a joint-stock company of the same name, founded this autumn and backed by Jurassic Rock's long-time background figure Mikko Jokipii, who is also a film producer, Jonna Vuolle from Mikkeli, and Mikko Linnansaari, who has extensive experience in festival production.

“Our goal is to create a great event for the people of Mikkeli, a celebration of life and joy. It will be a medium-sized rock festival with lots of fun things to do.”

“As a Mikkeli resident, I feel really great to be able to create an event like this with great professionals” festival's producer Vuolle sums up.

“There has been a tremendous amount of positivity about this everywhere.

Let's take a look at the festival history of Mikkeli.

Dinosaurock was a festival organised by the live music association Melmu in Visulahti between 1987 and 1990. It revolutionised Finnish festival culture with its high quality, diverse lineup and relaxed atmosphere.

The Jurassic Rock festival, on the other hand, was held from 2007 to 2018, first in Visulahti and then in Kenkävero.

The new Dinosaurock can be seen as a continuation of the work of Jurassic Rock, which many still fondly remember. So why the name Dinosaurock?

“Dinosaurock is the original rock festival from Mikkeli. We want to honour that, it simply felt better to return to that name” explains Jokipii.

“Additionally, the name Jurassic Rock is now owned by Sanoma Group. It’s better that it stays there” Vuolle adds.

“In any case, our Dinosaurock aims to be liked by both Dinosaurock and Jurassic Rock visitors” Jokipii sums up.

The two-day event is being built in line with its predecessors, as a warm-hearted event.

“Visulahti has always been important to me. It was the number one aspect of Jurassic Rock and once the venue was moved to Kenkävero, the event wasn’t the same for me anymore” Jokipii says.

Visulahti will have two stages, a bigger and a smaller one.

“The planning of the festival area is already underway. Now we are scouting the best possible locations for the stages and other infrastructure” Jokipii says.

Services will cater to even the most demanding audience.

“The time has changed quite a lot since the early years of Jurassic Rock when it comes to festival services. At the same time, the customer expectations have risen regarding the quality of food and drink sales, accessibility, and VIP services. We are working hard on these aspects in collaboration with Visulahti” Jokipii reveals.

The organisers are pleased with the reception the festival project has received. The preparations were started well in advance.

“At the beginning of summer 2023, I was in contact with Mikko for the first time, when I got the idea of organising a music event in Mikkeli.”

“Due to Mikko having a busy schedule with films, the idea was left to simmer and the serious planning of Dinosaurock began this spring with the first meetings in Mikkeli” Vuolle explains.

“It feels like Mikkeli’s music scene now has a space for at least an event of this size” Jokipii describes.

“People everywhere have been incredibly positive about it. Ticket buyers, concert organisers, bands, everyone has been totally like, “Yeah!” And yes, the word ‘legendary’ has come up quite a few times” Vuolle laughs.

This positive reception has also convinced the organisers that the project is worth pursuing.

“If the feedback had been more along the lines of ‘meh, I’m not sure’, we probably wouldn’t even be talking about Dinosaurock right now” Vuolle says.

Mikko Jokipii and Jukka Holmstedt were posing with the Visulahti dinosaur in 2007. (Ph: Taru Hokkanen)

Next summer, the organisers of Dinosaurock expect to attract approximately 5000 people per day.

“It’s a modest goal. But we want to create an event that grows sustainably, if it grows, and that it can be organised practically, repeatedly, and every year” Vuolle notes.

“The program is curated so that every performer matters. And, of course so that the selection is diverse and interesting” she concludes

Dinosaurock’s ‘Aikainen Lisko’ (early lizard) tickets are now on sale today, November 19, 2024. A limited number of tickers are available here.

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Something about ✨them✨

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hello baby boos, pookies and dopamin donuts enthusiasts! 🍩

it’s been a week since šta bih ja release and i was lucky enough to be an animator that created the music video. i wanted to showcase some of my favorite frames from the animation and also thank everyone who was supporting my animation journey from the start! and of course, big thank you to Joker Out for choosing me for this and Kris for being the coolest co-designer i could dream of 😁

creating my first short carpe diem animation as a practice i never thought it’s gonna take me where i am now, it’s such a surreal feeling. the amount of nice comments, people supporting me, coming up to me on gigs and congratulating, i am still in disbelief. i love you all so much and i am so so thankful 🥹🩷 stream šta bih ja and stream the music video, we all worked really hard on this!

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generacija ljubezni

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Jure Maček 🩷 Ptuj

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EXIT 2024

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Käärijä and friends ♡

With Kris, Jesse, Nace, Jan,

Bojan, Erika, Häärijä and Chelsea, Käärijä, Jure, Mikke, Tommy,

and of course the Daltons.

Art by me🙂

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while we're here, i've made all joker out songs sorter too<3

you can also find sorters for all 3 albums in my profile, just search joker out<3

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Bluza in the studio at radio1slo

(from radio1slo IG)

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Joker Out x I Feel Slovenia: Location guide

Interested about the locations depicted in the 'I Feel Slovenia' reel? Check them all out here! 👇

Slovenian Philharmonic (Slovenska filharmonija)

It is the white building in the background, right behind Nace. Check out its history here. And the website.

Ljubljana City Museum (Mestni muzej Ljubljana)

Kris is standing in the first room of the City Museum. That room is a display of the people of Ljubljana, both famous and everyday residents. Right now there is a temporary exhibition about the LGBT movement in Ljubljana called Spaces of Movement. Check out their website. Tomaž Mihelič's dress from when Sestre were at Eurovision is in it.

Ljubljana's Central Farmer's Market (Centralna tržnica)

Jure is at Ljubljana's Central Farmer's Market which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Check out the Wikipedia page.

Tivoli Park

This is the largest park in Ljubljana. Check out all the beautiful things you can see in this park here. Nace is here with Pino.

Bojan and Kris' street shot.

Bojan is riding past the high school for music and ballet (srednja glasbena in baletna šola), located next to Križanke. The white obelisk you see in Kris' shot is Napoleonov spomenik, a monument built for Napoleon in 1929.

Jan's shots

Jan is visiting the record store SpinVinyl, next to the Ljubljanica river, near the Café Romeo.

Jan is at Kino Šiška, which houses the Centre for Urban Culture and which doubles as a concert hall. Check out its story here.

Tabor's Court (Športno društvo Tabor)

Bojan is playing basketball at Tabor's Court.

From there you can spot also the church from Katrina's music video!

Ring making at the Rog Centre (Center Rog)

The boys are at Rog Centre, which is a production space where you can create things with your hands. There they organise different workshops for children and adults alike! It was controversial upon its opening due to the removal of a previous artistic space, and saw several protests. Check out their info page and their programme page.

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Some Jure pets for y'all 🧡

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sweet

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🐱✨️🐈

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