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Yeah, sounds weird (guess it is tbh) but they DM loads of their followers voicenotes and stuff, so get memed quite a bit.

Sounds like there is a new song with Baby Keem on the way, from a clip I saw of him playing the song at one of his recent shows.

She could've easily sold out arenas on the Sour tour, easily one of the biggest albums of the 2020's, which also broke many records, Vampire is already a pretty big hit for her, and there seems to be no signs of her success slowing down anytime soon.

Watching the Travis Scott UTOPIA live stream from Rome at the moment, R&L really really need to get him booked again soon, what a performer!

2024 dates - 2nd to 4th August! Week later than usual.

Interesting watch! Cheers for sharing.

Funny you say that, wonder what happened with Dick and Dom, think there was rumours earlier on in this thread that they'd been booked this year.

Same stage was at Wireless too this year, don't recall them even announcing it properly on their official socials (could be wrong).

Tracklist for GUTS:

In all fairness, it does offer a pretty strong alternative to the second stage. Loads of popular, current names on there - which will all go down very well with the average R&L attendee.

I don't think that is what he is saying at all, I think everyone in here is in agreement that the second main stage has ruined a lot of things at the festival, and in return, a fair chunk of us regulars have found alternative events instead this year - we seem to just go in circles every week discussing this (granted, there is much else to discuss, until the inevitable drop outs happen). In terms of dance fans having nothing to do for half the day, despite it being true, there is no denying they still have some very sizeable names booked below the headline acts on there - plus, if you really wanted 3 full days of dance music, Creamfields and Lost Village are literally on the same weekend, so why not go there instead? I think what they have this year will please the GCSE crowd that have got tickets, and will be busy as previously stated. I am in agreement about the festival as a whole being lessened since 2019, but I guess it is something that hasn't changed for this year, and will probably be something that is flagged to Festival Republic post the festival in regards to (what can be assumed to be) lowish ticket sales compared to recent years, which again though, kinda unfair comparisons with the impact of COVID backlog, and of course the Arctic f'n Monkeys.

Dimension is too later this year!

Surely?? Although, if the K-POP video, and what he said at the O2 last year is anything to go off, might just be a stadium tour, with Wembley - if he does do that, can't see R&L being on the cards as well. But yeah, fantastic album. Him alone would swerve me to return to the festival.

Travis. Scott. Get him booked now. What an album, beyond worth the very long wait.

I didn't make the template, but it was posted somewhere in here, but forgot by who, so can't credit!

Yeah should be fine, iirc, car park opened earlier than advertised last year, so might be worth heading in early to get closer to the front, as it did fill up pretty quickly.

Probably gonna be way off (as per usual) with the placings, acts chosen, and stages in which they're put on, but nevertheless given my first shot at a mockup/wish-list for next summer on the farm, just for a bit of fun. Fri- El Pointo: Dua Lipa / The National / Aerosmith / Jessie Ware / Declan McKenna Other: Bon Iver / Charli XCX / Bastille / Arlo Parks / Ice Spice / Suede WH: Justice / Labrinth / Lankum / Oxlade / Kae Tempest Woodsies: IDLES / Lizzy McAlpine / Nova Twins / Alfie Templeman / Lancey Foux Park: PJ Harvey / Angel Olsen / 100 Gecs / Hot Milk / The GOA Express Sat- El Pointo: Coldplay / Doja Cat / Kasabian / The Streets / Anne-Marie Other: The Prodigy / Wet Leg / Bombay Bicycle Club / King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard / MUNA WH: FKA Twigs / Overmono / Confidence Man / Griff / Everything Everything Woodsies: AJ Tracey / Nothing But Thieves / The Lathums / WILLOW / Coach Party Park: KAYTRANADA / Denzel Curry / Bleachers / Jules Paymer / Halina Rice Sun- El Pointo: Depeche Mode / Pulp / Jorja Smith / Spice Girls / CMAT Other: J Hus / Two Door Cinema Club / Fontaines D.C / Mabel / Mae Muller WH: Jungle / Patti Smith / Sofi Tukker / Koffee / YONAKA Woodsies: Robyn / PVRIS / Fireboy DML / Sea Girls / K-Trap Park: King Krule / Floating Points / Knucks / Snail Mail / Picture Parlour

Agreed, I was expecting something slightly stronger. Tempted with Elrow Horrorween and Màs Tiempo - especially with the WHP Halloween Saturday lineup being very mid, and just full of repeat bookings, then think I made it pretty clear after Glastonbury this year than I'm a big fan of Skepta and Jammer, hope the supporting lineup gets some decent tech house names. KNTXT is a good get too, but will be doing that at WHP, just because of ease. Think Paradise, WAH, Elrow especially will sell very well based on the brand alone. Not for me, but Bugged Out! is a nice lineup too, very interesting mix of names, and would make for a fun day.

Was up on the website about 15 minutes ago, seems it has been taken down yet again. Charlotte De Witte and Andy C have also confirmed their shows a couple hours back.

Drumsheds 2023 lineup (so far): Saturday 7th October- La Discothèque Orchestra, Kenny Dope, Gilles Peterson, etc [La Discothèque] Saturday 14th October- Gorgon City, Armin Van Helden, Oden & Fatzo, etc [Enter The Realm] Saturday 21st October- Hot Chip, Orbital, Basement Jaxx, etc [Bugged Out!] Saturday 28th October- Lineup TBA [Elrow Horrorween] Saturday 11th November- Andy C + Special Guests [Worried About Henry in the City] Saturday 18th November- Jamie Jones + Special Guests [Paradise] Sunday 19th November- Major League DJ'z + Special Guests Piano People] Saturday 25th November- Camelphat + Special Guests [Camelphat presents] Saturday 2nd December- Lineup TBA [False Idols] Friday 8th December- Lineup TBA [The Hydra] Saturday 9th December- Charlotte De Witte + Special Guests [KNTXT] Saturday 16th December- Skepta & Jammer + Special Guests [Màs Tiempo]

Warehouse Project 2023 lineup (so far): Friday 15th September- Sonny Fodera + Special Guests Saturday 16th September- BICEP (presents Chroma), Moderat, Jon Hopkins, TSHA, Jayda G, etc [Repercussion] Friday 22nd September- Black Coffee + Special Guests Saturday 23rd September- Hybrid Minds, Wilkinson, Hedex, Bou, Kings of the Rollers, etc [Worried About Henry x Metropolis] Friday 29th September- Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Solardo, Hot Since 82, East End Dubs, etc [Kaluki] Saturday 30th September- Honey Dijon, Ewan McVicar, The Blessed Madonna, Mall Grab, etc [Welcome to the Warehouse] Friday 6th October- Gorgon City + Special Guests Saturday 7th October- 999999999, I Hate Models, Nina Kraviz, Vladimir Dubyshkin, Reinier Zonneveld, etc [XXL] Friday 13th October- FISHER + Special Guests Saturday 14th October- Overmono, DJ EZ, Joy Orbison, VTSS, Moodymann, Barry Can't Swim, etc [Boiler Room] Friday 20th October- Ben Hemsley + Special Guests [Connection] Saturday 21st October- Camelphat, Ben Böhmer, Rebūke, James Organ, etc Friday 27th October- Enzo Siragusa, Chris Stussy, Rich NxT, Gene On Earth, Josh Baker, etc [FUSE] Saturday 28th October- Annie Mac, Denis Sulta, Skream, Chaos in the CBD, Dan Shake, EFFY, etc [Halloween at the Warehouse] Friday 10th November- Andy C, Sub Focus, Dimension, Sota, Sammy Virji b2b Conducta, Skepsis, etc [Worried About Henry x Crucast] Saturday 11th November- Patrick Topping, Green Velvet, Alan Fitzpatrick, Hannah Laing, Melle Brown, etc [Trick] Friday 17th November- Marco Carola + Special Guests [Music On] Friday 24th November- Charlotte De Witte + Special Guests [KNTXT] Saturday 2nd December- Ian Brown, Leftfield, Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry, K-Klass, etc [The Haçienda Returns] Sunday 31st December- Lineup TBA [New Years Eve at the Warehouse

For sure! Guess I'm guilty of not going to the cinema as much, but defo gone more this year with releases like M3GAN, Cocaine Bear, Super Mario etc. Nice to see it busy again. Will be heading back soon for Mission Impossible.

Lineup coming on Friday

Saw Barbie today, absolutely fantastic - really wasn't what I was expecting, but really enjoyed it and thought the casting and directing all just worked so so so well. Already hoping to see it again soon, same with Oppenheimer (saw that on Friday), which I think could be Nolan's best film (need to see it again, and in IMAX to fully confirm). Only down side to Oppenheimer was its length, but think I may be in the minority with that, especially as I have a pretty poor attention span haha. Great to see them both doing well commercially and critically, haven't seen the cinema this busy in a while!

I think Lil Uzi Vert will headline Wireless next year instead of doing R&L, especially after he pulled out last minute this year.