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I'm gonna go with: J. Cole // Central Cee Stormzy // The Kid Laroi Doja Cat // Playboi Carti

Creamfields South line-up, would love some names from here - pretty spectacular imo

Full Line-Up for Creamfields South, pretty banging I think, especially for it's first year!

Weekend GA, Weekend VIP, Saturday GA all sold out already, huge!

hahahaha, I'm not gonna put much Capaldi in tbh, not planning on seeing him anyways

Yeah, tbh I am sure there are more overlaps - doubt either festival really care, they both always sell out anyways, and as the post says above, both have some form of involvement with Live Nation. Think only 50 Cent is a UK Festival Exclusive this year.

Parklife have shared before including Megan Thee Stallion (with Wireless and Reading+Leeds), Disclosure (with Reading+Leeds), doubt Tyler is out the question for Wireless. Tyler / Doja / Stormzy would make a good trio, that'll definitely sell well imo

Parklife socials reporting most ticket types are almost sold out, not sure how much of that is marketing, but from a quick look, a lot of tickets are definitely priced in higher tiers now. Started a playlist too if anyone was wanting one:

WizKid is doing his own outdoor show in London which is set to be announced soon, which has been advertised as his only one of the year (in London) - so I think that rules him out

Completely agree, I think it is a very strong lineup for them this year and a guaranteed sell-out. Yes, there are lots of repeat names, but what they have got is pretty banging, especially for the type of festival it is, which I'd say is Creamfields & Wireless' baby and I'm sure it'll go down very well with the average attendee. Pretty solid headliners and undercard too in my opinion, and makes a very welcome change from the majority of UK festivals all sharing the same few names on the lineup.

I'm going with J. Cole, Doja Cat and Stormzy as the headliners, then Playboi Carti, The Kid Laroi, Gunna, Lil Baby, Central Cee, Tion Wayne, BIA, Ms Banks, Flo Milli all on the lineup too. More outside the box headliner choices being Bad Bunny, Jorja Smith or Kid Cudi, or even a smaller British artist bumped up to headline status - because let's face it, it'll sell out regardless