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I mean, they call it a line up poster but it’s a very tiny bit of the line up for that field
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1 hour ago, The Red Telephone said:
It feels like her appearance is going under slightly under the radar a bit? Or is that just me?
Hopefully not on shift on Friday evening. LCD into Dua is a weird, but potentially great party!
It’ll be a big deal by the time it comes around. These interviews are probably the start of it ramping up. Album out this week etc
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19 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:
Worth keeping an eye on whether she remains this side of the pond after her tour finishes up.
Although if she's going to do it at all I'd place bets on her showing up with someone less top tier - like with Cyndi Lauper or something.
Yeah possibly, good shout. Maybe return the favour with Avril. In my fevered imagination she’ll want to have a look at the view from the headlining position.
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Sorry if I’ve missed it but is this in Friday-Saturday-Sunday order as you go down the poster?
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Plenty of good stuff there. I’m going to finish up with an insane number of clashes given how much I want to see elsewhere.
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Olivia Rodrigo with Coldplay would be my strong outside bet
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13 hours ago, Scrump said:
Caught gojira by chance there as I was getting there extra early for idles. Was an excellent find!
I did exactly the same. They were great.
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31 songs!!!!
Bit dull so far. Though I think it’s hard to tell initially as Backlash is baked into the reaction to this one.
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1 hour ago, Supernintendo Chalmers said:
Mighty Quinn is an absolute stone cold banger
Certainly is. I’m up for a bit of 54321, Do Wah Diddy and Pretty Flamingo too. -
Very tempted by The Manfreds
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18 hours ago, gigpusher said:
Avalon I believe in which case yes!!!! I love the Avalon Stage announcement. It always has very random stuff things I love and hate in equal measure.
He told friends of mine he’s third top Avalon Saturday
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21 hours ago, Acid_Haze said:
If it helps any more i've made a clashfinder using all this info and the powers of deduction to try and work out all the placements.
I've added in some extra acts too in brackets, which can be taken seriously for West Holts (from the leaked playlist a couple months back that turned out to be true) but not for any of the other stages other than maybe James. Ignore those if you like cause they're not really based on anything confirmed.
Thanks for your efforts with both list and Clashfinder
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5 hours ago, Supernintendo Chalmers said:
That definitely could sway the numbers. I don't think the mud bath of 2016 affected sales for 2017 though, did they?
Edit: according to the Glasto Thingy, it sold out in 50 minutes
No it didn’t. I think it would take a couple of mudbaths and a couple of years of disappointing headliners rather than 2016 where Adele and Coldplay did really well. -
24 minutes ago, Supernintendo Chalmers said:
As always, Emily's comments are being over analysed. Maybe it's true, maybe it's not. Perhaps it was a nice little bit of PR to suggest that sales would suggest that the festival is more popular than ever, despite some of the initial negative reaction, or maybe it was a smokescreen? Maybe there are 20,000 tickets to go for in the resale and she's drumming up some interest. No one outside of GFL will ever know and it doesn't matter whatsoever. Sadly, the modern phenomenon of the mass outpouring of opinion no matter the subject has blown this up far beyond necessary.
Either way, regardless anyone's opinion on the lineup (so far), it's selling out in the usual manner and there'll be tens of thousands of people left unhappy because they were unsuccessful in both sales. Regardless of the impact of the first poster, no matter the weather, whoever the headliners are and (for now) whatever it costs.
Ticket sales were always likely to be good off the last couple of festivals. Elton, Macca, Killers, Kylie etc all looked great on TV and it’s been Sunny. A couple of years of rain and disappointing music is the only thing that will really slow things down. -
8 minutes ago, kemosabe said:
I'm going to be controversial for this place, as we obviously all love the Eavis'.
But tbh I don't believe her. I truly believe there will have been years in the past with less turnover. It's a weaker line up and there's so much financial problems people are suffering at the moment. I know people who've thrown there had in the ring, so I concede maybe it's confirmation bias from me. But it smacks of promoter speak to me. Obviously, we will never know one way or the other.
It is confirmation bias. You’re applying far too much weight to your own limited experience and your own completely subjective opinion. You’re doing so to the extent of accusing someone of outright lying in public. -
18 hours ago, Ben7amin_ said:
Like when the Farage et al call themselves the silenced majority.... unaware that both words are wrong.
Yeah exactly. Everybody wants validation for their own opinion when in the end it’s just a subjective opinion.
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1 hour ago, incident said:
By the only metric that matters in this context - the number of people they can attract to the field - I'd put substantial money down that she's not.
People can bitch and moan that Coldplay are there again all they want. But they'll still get by miles the biggest headliner crowd of the weekend, and put in a performance that the people there love (and that's coming from someone who'll probably be elsewhere).
They’ve been filling stadiums consistently around the world for 15 years now. They’re among the biggest of the big by that metric. -
20 minutes ago, Ncahir94 said:
Sza is arguably the biggest headliner
Apart from the other two, dead right-
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25 minutes ago, Ben7amin_ said:
This!
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I think that the line up moaners shout loudly and it makes them seem more numerous than they are.
This is the case with everything. The complainers shout the loudest.It also still somehow seems to be the case, in the year 2024, that some people out there are surprised that their own subjective opinion is not automatically shared by others.
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Olivia Rodrigo, Sam Fender, Rihanna is where my ‘betting on 2025’ budget (£15) is going
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23 hours ago, clarkete said:
I only went to V once, after fifteen to twenty years of Glasto, knew the rules said no booze, but in my slightly worse for wear state (well it was early afternoon) I couldn't quite compute the person going to the trouble of searching me...and finding a plastic bottle up each sleeve. They even sent me back as I was too worse for wear (which I naively thought was the point). Thankfully poured away bottles, next gate let me in. Didn't return to V.
I always took it as a challenge at festivals like that to smuggle in as much Vodka as I could. I still did it at TRNSMT last year even though I’m 47 and can afford to buy drinks from the bars. I just can’t be arsed queueing and, well it’s the principle of it.
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My favourite thing about WG was their late night stuff. Deptford Soul, Motown etc. Good options that gave the night time slate a bit of variety. They should put that on Carhenge instead of the generic DJs they had any time I went past last year.
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15 hours ago, Suprefan said:
Easy for you to say. Do you live in latin america? You know they dont get gigs every damn day like you do? Might be the only thing they can go to or even afford for an entire year. Remember how spoiled you are in this regard.
This makes no sense. Any gig anyone ever goes to could be the last one, or the last time they see that act. It’s also not clear how a Mobile Phone making an enjoyment more enjoyable increases with scarcity of said event.
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Got round to giving it a listen and enjoyed it. No it’s not as good as the last one but that was absurdly good. I like that it’s a bit different and enjoyed the more chilled vibe. I’m not a super fan or anything but I’m happy there’s more than enough there to top up the Glastonbury setlist and keep the pace up.