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Acts with planned activity on or around June 2014


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I think there's a good few bands Eavis still has to choose from.

I was just wondering, does the whole "they're touring in June" thing really make much of a difference?

I mean, if I was a signer and Eavis asked me to play, I'd be all over that. I wouldn't care if it fitted in with the rest of my tour or my tour is happening in December, not June. The only thing that would stop me would be if a tour date of mine clashed with Glastonbury.

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Bands usually build tours/festival tours around their schedule though to make it financially viable... especially considering Glasto pay a fraction of what other festivals pay.

This of course is only relevant to international acts, especially true of niche international acts and isn't at all relevant to British bands

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Bands usually build tours/festival tours around their schedule though to make it financially viable... especially considering Glasto pay a fraction of what other festivals pay.

This of course is only relevant to international acts, especially true of niche international acts and isn't at all relevant to British bands

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KOL do tour the UK most June/July times and always have a Glasto shaped hole in the schedule.

Maybe they just like to go to the festival as punters? Maybe Mike99 is one of the Followill brothers...

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Spot on but British bands will also tend to build their tours/festivals together...they have more flexibility but it still might not be viable for a headline act to get a road/production crew together for a one off, cheaper date. (Obviously easier if they do a striped back secret slot like Radiohead did, where they only need their musical gear)

Mostly it will be down to other promoters demands really, if AEG offer them a million quid more to do a stadium type gig but don't want them to play Glastonbury as it might effect ticket sales and the band don't have a particular love for Glastonbury. It's obvious what most of them will choose.

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The Twilight Sad have finally announced they're going on tour, few English dates in late April/early June. I'm going to order tickets for the Deaf Institute show tomorrow morning, but it'd be great if I got to see them play Glastonbury (NFiR NFC), preferably William's Green.

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That was my first thought after seeing they'd been announced for Werchter, theirs was one of the first gigs I ever went to, and I bought Without You I'm Nothing at an age when I only owned like 4 other CDs, so they hold a special place in my nostalgia glands. We're getting to see what bands will be on the festival circuit next year now, I like it.

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