y0ungtitan

Only been to Birmingham and Wembley and I prefer Brum.

I know what I'm getting myself into by asking this (especially after defending the 1975 as pyramid headliners if they're playing next year) but there's no chance Green Day could be other headliners if they played, could they? Thinking along the lines of Metallica being booked for that slot a couple of years ago.

Favourite on first listen out of all the singles they've dropped this year. Part 2 is gonna be a belter.

Personally, might be the most ideal realistic set of headliners for me and I'd probably catch all three. Might look at bit weak on paper, but will probably look stronger once Foals and 1975 get their second parts out. Think that 1975 at least are big enough now where it doesn't seem like they're just being given a bit of a bump up, so you've only really got Foals who you could argue are a bit of a stretch.

Think you might have that the wrong way round. They may or may not be playing next year, but if they are they are definitely headlining.

They were great last night, really really fun set. Wasn't big on People when I first heard it but I found it much better live.

Caught bits of their set live on iPlayer (I'm seeing them at Leeds tonight) and they certainly look ready. Even though I much prefer Foals, The 1975 seem like a much more natural fit for headliners and can't see past them playing next year.

Anyone know if that FR slot at Leeds today got filled?

I imagine it's a similar stage set up, but I thought Bon Iver were great in the dark on a big ol' stage at All Points East this summer. Definitely think they could work as an other stage headliner (although I do get your sentiment)

A handful of sets have been put back on iPlayer until the next festival, including Foals. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07djyww/glastonbury-foals-live-at-glastonbury

I've always had On The Luna vibes from it from watching the live videos, especially the build-up part at the end.

Only been up and aiming to get tickets on a T-Day twice so far. 2017 resale and 2019 main. Didn't see the ticket page on either, but friends/relatives pulled through on both occasions. Probably didn't really deserve either of my tickets, as I hadn't tried in the main for 2017 and was insanely hungover to the point where I had no chance for 2019.

On the subject of 1975, Give Yourself a Try rips off Joy Division's Disorder, and although it's not as blatant, It's Not Living (If It's Not With You) gives me Belinda Carlisle's Heaven is a Place on Earth vibes.

Pretty much the same, but I was expecting that anyway and it didn't really bother me. Was the same in Nottingham last year if I remember rightly.

Was at Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever last night and reckon Glastonbury missed a huge trick not booking them for this year considering they're in Europe anyway. Really hope they're at the farm next year, could imagine them doing a mid-afternoon JP slot or maybe somewhere on the Park.