Ummm...I'm not too sure who else is on the bill because those are the bands I really wanted to see...ummm As I Lay Dying is...I can't really think of anybody else. Jeffrey Star is going to be there.

I will go and look it up!
Warped Tour is the greatest thing ever, i am so going next year, i will be finished UNI, so i will be there, look out for me people!

hahaha...I hope the Vandals are there next year...they were there this year but only until like July 14th or something so I won't get to see them

Anti-Flag is another band I hope is there next year.

I dont care who is there, as long as at least some of my favs come back, because i am starting to save now. I am going so i can see my 'obscure' bands at the Warped Tour.

hahaha...you'll find that everyone over here knows and loves your "obscure" bands.

I must recommend some of these bands to my best friend. She loves "emo" music so I can see her really liking some stuff mentioned. Only problem then would be getting her un-addicted.

Not sure how obscure, but The Albion Band was hardly mainstream, and turned out the single best folk rocker who now works solo, Ashley Hutchings. You need a treasure map to find his albums but once you do they mail you whenever he makes a new one, which have been pretty regular. Also Richard Thompson from Fairport Convention who has done the same but is slightly better known by anyone into folk. Ashley does more traditional music mainly based on Morris Dances brought up to date (the date is around 1968), where Richard writes most himself although the end results are quite similar. Mike Oldfield and Steeleye Span popularised folk rock in the early 70s but these other guys never got into the mainstream, unlike Fiddler's Dram's one hit wonder, Bangor. They probably prefer the old fashioned small concerts with long time followers than the big time.

I love Black Rebel Motorcycle club, The Album Leaf, Wilco, and Lamb of God.

This will be my first post here, I couldn't resist this topic! My choices are probably not as obscure as others:

Van Der Graaf Generator
Eloy
Transatlantic

I forgot a couple... The The, Snake River Conspiracy, and God lives under water.

Waking Ashland and Meg &Dia

Oh, and Imogen Heap, STEMM, ISIS, Sparkle horse, The receiving end of sirens, and The acacia strain. (I listen to alot of music!)

I dunno if these are "obscure" but I just recently heard of them.

Death Cab for Cutie
The Postal Service
Wintersleep
Joel Plaskett


Those are my newest favorites

Gary- They are obscure, because i have never heard of them. But as someone pointed out, bands over here that are 'obscure' are actually really popular over in the States and places like that.

I love this topic, it gives me some bands to look into.

Another band that I think is pretty cool is Motion City Soundtrack. It's been awhile since I've heard them though.

Elastica and Primal Scream are good too! I will just come back every once and a while and add more......

Ryan Star is AWESOME. He should have won. But he's better off.

My favorite obscure band is Sleater-Kinney (RIP). Maybe not the first riot grrls, but certainly the strongest-sounding. Of Montreal, Glassjaw, Bayside, Wesley Willis, Bad Brains, Against Me! - all are pretty good yet relatively obscure bands.

I like switchfoot, they have a few songs i like, i discovered them through wrestling, they did a couple of PPV songs.

I have a few more of my 'obscure' bands here, let me know if yall like them?

Alexisonfire
Bright Eyes
From First To Last
Something Coroprate
The Starting Line
Story of the Year
Thursday
Underoath
Funeral For A Friend
Death Cab for Cutie

I have heard a little bit of FFAF and FFTL. They're pretty good, but my best friend likes them a lot more than I do.

Death Cab for Cutie and Funeral for a Friend aren't really all that obscure (and I'm not even from the US!)

Switchfoot absolutely rock! I'm not sure whether other people know them, but I absolutely love their stuff.

Funeral For A Friend is pretty obscure in Australia. I only know a few people who have heard of them.

Does Andre Rieu and the johann Strauss orchestra count as a band. I think they are pretty obscure, but they are really good as well.

We must be really behind all other countries here in Aus, i mean, all these bands i know and love, are pretty much unheard of over here, yet all these other people from other countries know who they are. It is cool.

I guess I would say that Anberlin is my favourite obscure band. I don't consider them obscure, but no one ever seems to know who I'm talking about when I mention them.

The Fully Down as well. They're still pretty unknown outside of Ottawa, even though they've toured the US and played on Warped Tour three years in a row. Check them out on Myspace.