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Amsterdam definitely had a "can't keep my eyes off this" feel to it, but by god, it's AWFUL.

I've only just started to find my way back into wrestling more regularly I've been finding WWE a lot more watchable than AEW recently. I think AEW are still putting out better stuff on the shows, but WWE has a very easy to watch thing about them on the whole. Impact has been ditched in short order due to shit audiences making it almost unwatchable. Will still watch bigger shows though, and Overdrive was a lot of fun.

Anyone else thinking Kasabian? Not headlining majors yet but certainly would be a big pull for this.

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People need to stop saying it's a one year gap with the Covid thing, as if it's just that simple a situation.

There was a lot of good stuff there. Found the main event to be a bit of a disappointment, but tiredness could have been taking an effect there. Great to see The Elite back, and loved their entrance.

Gravestone could be End of Suffering as well? That'd be fucking grim though, and doesn't do much for the sign.

Nirvana confirmed.

Don't really care about if we get Anti-Flag but Rancid would be a nice headliner to get, as it means one less headliner to give a shit about for me, and would be a good get for them.

Think Florence MIGHT be too big for this.

I'd imagine if Pulp were there, you'd know

I was actually thinking Fall Out Boy were due back at this sometime in the near future tbh.

There's plenty of stuff as poppy as Harry Styles on these lineups. Let's face it, the only problem here is he's ex One Direction. And if it was as simple as just booking any 1D guy, they'd all be playing two big stadium tours off of the same album cycle. They're not though. Harry Styles is the only one big enough, and thus is the only one that would be "keeping the 1D fans happy", as if they're the only ones who would be happy. I know I'd be happy to see Harry Styles top TRNSMT if he'd lower himself to that.

I forgot about that actually.

Killers day was far from full as well, although dunno the impact the five days had on that.

Tbf, two days sold out last year (albeit one very late) and the Capaldi day would have done good numbers. Pretty sure the 2019 edition did pretty well too. Can't say much about any of the previous two though. From what I could tell, The Killers' day I was at wasn't as packed as others I've been to as far as days go.

Yeah, that's pretty impressive.

Might be wrong, but I think Saturday day tickets are gone. Just went on Ticketmaster and can't find em. Found for Friday though.

Big fan of Ezra live tbh. Enjoyed him immensely at TRNSMT.

Finch the band ARE around next year though, having been announced for When We Were Young. Although obviously the time of year is pretty far apart.

Finch would be quite the cherry on top.

Bastille sure as hell ain't playing that far down. The Snuts aren't playing lower than this year either.

I reckon if Gerry Cinnamon was around next summer, he'd have been at TRNSMT. As it is, I think he's probably not about.

What sort of spot would Helloween get? I'll probably see them on every tour given how much I loved them the last two times.

The Prodigy are still a draw going on their recent tour. Not arenas but a LOT of dates sold out. So probably a good smaller end headliner.