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Oh, the Twenty One Pilots tour ends at the end of June in the US, which might well put them in the frame for this.
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If Catfish have a third album by that time, I could easily see them playing it. Surely Noel playing the big ones at the top of the bill is a goner? I think The Cure will be one of them, but I'm thinking they wouldn't have them and Foo Fighters on the same festival, and Foo Fighters haven't done a Scottish show yet, so I could definitely see them rocking up. Florence and the Machine will be a stick on IMO, and I can see her headlining this one off the back of the success of her arena tour.
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They do appear to be teasing something, which has me extremely interested all of a sudden.
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Two things about that. This was FOB's second headline slot in a fairly short space of time, and so was the Biffy one you've just mentioned. I don't doubt that this played a part.
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Panic looked outstanding at Reading this year on the BBC coverage. I can't see them or FOB playing at DL though.
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Sum 41 are easily big enough to headline this, going on past headliners. It'd also give me something to consider.
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And sure enough, it's going to be stadiums.
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Pink has done stadiums here before so it's not out of the question that she will again.
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Yep. A two year gap isn't that uncommon for DF, but there's never been a next year repeat.
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Nope.
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Why? It's not like DF have ever booked the same headliner for the same festival two years running. It's literally never happened.
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You can rule The Cure out. KISS must surely be a big shout for it.
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Calvin Harris and The Killers won't be anywhere near it. Feel free to bookmark that.
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Iron Maiden could play every year and I'd think about it.
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Imagine thinking the new BMTH material would mean they can't do it. I don't think they will. Purely because I don't see them outright headlining a festival ever, no matter how big they get.
