OnlyRevolutions

may as well give us the line up at this point as a little treat for selling them out for the first time in over a decade

i'm trying to be as optimistic as possible, we've had too much shit to not look forward to that light at the end of the tunnel, if the vaccine is coursing through all of our veins by then, hospital admissions should be down as well as deaths and at that point there will be no reason not to re-open the economy (including festivals) and if night clubs are re-opening in June then a festival two months later will not be an issue as night clubs sound like more of a breeding ground for COVID than a festival to me.

Hopefully all the british acts which were set to play last year will be back for this one, tons of great british talent was booked

PICADILLY PARTY

my favourite venue in the whole of the UK, if it counts as a venue? but it is definitely my favourite place to catch an act

seems like the complete maul is inevitable, believe on the video where they introduced it, it showed that they were facing each other, hopefully we still get R1 one though and i imagine all the smaller stages will still definitely be there

oh yeh that makes sense, gutted BBCC probably don't get a spot on the main stage where they deserve to be

did we ever figure out how the main stages will work? i believe they're facing each other, which means two acts on at the same time would make little sense and will bleed sound, so how are they going to get through all the acts on one day? as there is usually nine and so far friday at leeds has seventeen

Just can't wait to be back at Piccadilly Party, scrap the entire line up and just give me that and i would have the time of my life

would personally love for: Easy Life, Inhaler, Skegss, Mac DeMarco and Loyle Carner but if we get stuck with only british acts then: Easy Life, Loyle Carner, Jamie T, Bakar and Wolf Alice

Paul McCartney - 74 Taylor Swift - 80 The Killers – 86 The Cure – 103 Radiohead - 86 Foo Fighters - 91 Adele - 85 (-5) Coldplay - 55 Arcade Fire - 104 Metallica - 95 The Rolling Stones - 118 Beyoncé - 98 Stevie Wonder - 95 Neil Young - 110 Bruce Springsteen - 35 Blur - 160 The Verve - 70 (-5) The White Stripes - 50 R.E.M. - 74 David Bowie - 140 Pulp - 80 Prodigy - 100 The Levellers - 80

Kendrick Lamar - 50 Paul McCartney - 75 Taylor Swift - 77 Stormzy - 45 The Killers – 75 The Cure – 77 Radiohead - 90 Foo Fighters - 87 Muse - 70 Adele - 65 Coldplay - 60 Arcade Fire - 99 Metallica - 75 Arctic Monkeys - 15 The Rolling Stones - 98 Beyoncé - 80 Stevie Wonder - 85 Neil Young - 101 (-5) Bruce Springsteen - 65 Blur - 150 Jay-Z - 35 The Verve - 75 The White Stripes - 55 R.E.M. - 90 Chemical Brothers - 40 David Bowie - 145 Pulp - 70 Prodigy - 10

Rage Against The Machine / Courteeners The Weeknd / Foals Bring Me The Horizon / Skepta

Travis Scott + Blink-182 Kendrick Lamar + Dua Lipa Billie Eilish + Courteeners maybe too many female fronted headliners for R&L's liking, that would be more in one year than they've had in the last two decades

David Attenborough was 93 when he took to the pyramid