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Posts posted by LowFatIeuanaise
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3 minutes ago, xxialac said:
Agreed. But will the three bands honour that though? Imagine it’s a pretty soft commitment at this stage.
I have no idea about the workings of festival politics but I would imagine Bluedot wouldn't say they were unless it was contractually confirmed. Otherwise it would be false advertising no?
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Huge relief that we're getting the same headliners. Very impressed with the fest organisers for that
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Simply can't see it myself. No signs of things improving in the UK and even when they do it's going to be a long time before people (acts and crowd alike) are comfortable attending mass gatherings me thinks
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Jarvis was added at a later date last year and I would be very surprised if EOB subbed the fest. So personally I'm expecting the Sunday sub
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Just now, Gilgamesh69 said:
Isn't it more likely they'll have some DJ/electronic act to close the festival? Would make more sense to close with a party yknow
As someone who is often dead and buried by the Sunday night, I'm all for getting floaty to Spiritualized to finish it off. Difficult to tell as they could've easily been a slightly small but solid headliner in my opinion.
Rounded off last year at the Tarantino Disco myself
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19 minutes ago, dabber7 said:
It's a real shame that they're not both on the same stage. Might be difficult to watch Spiritualised and then get a decent spot for Bjork, if there's not a lot of time between their individual sets finishing and starting.
They left 45 minutes between Gruff Rhys and New Order last year although 20 for Hot Chip and Jon Hopkins. Got a good feeling they'll realise how much crossover there will be for the audience and plan ahead.
Is Spiritualized definitely before Bjork though? I assumed the former would close the festival myself
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6 minutes ago, GrumpyRaver said:
They did the whole Sea of Brass tour with a full brass band, so it's not out of the question as something they could do.
Don't really know much about them but I've seen some of the venue's they've played at it seems like there's no such thing as ordinary with them
The tunes I've heard I like so I'd more than take it
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59 minutes ago, Zoo Music Girl said:
That would be awesome if PSB did it. But it's quite a while since their space album now (they were performing tracks from it at the 2016 festival).
True, I would imagine it to be a regular set (with maybe one or two extra from Race for Space) with a big ol' backing band
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Wasn't able to see the Halle last time as I was graduating. However, I feel they would have already been announced if they were playing so I'm expecting something different.
The dream for me would be Public Service Broadcasting with orchestral backing. Was still very surprised not to see them at the Moon Landing celebrations even though they played the previous year
Could the co-ordinates tweet suggest British Sea Power may perform with an orchestra behind them? Is that something they're likely to do?
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1 minute ago, JimiC999 said:
Apologies for contributing to the many questions, but is there much to do at Blue Dot after the headliners have finished? Does it run late?
Thanks
I'd say the music runs until around 1/2am. Then they had some film screenings that began at 3 if I recall correctly.
Not exactly party central at evenings but it goes on after the headliners for sure
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2 minutes ago, GrumpyRaver said:
Given the quality and range of the undercard, there’s clearly gonna be great music scattered throughout the day this year
Not to mention there were some true gems early in the day last year despite the names being less prominent.
It's certainly not Bluedot without Henge and their set provided the most unmissable party of the weekend -
Sorry to piss on your chips a bit but Foals are doing Kendal which rules them out. Goldfrapp didn't headline when the last played so can't see that either
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BSP also played Bluedot in 2016 and were fifth down on The Orbit stage
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Looking at previous dates they couldn't top the bill at smaller festivals. Would be a minnow of a headliner
I also doubt they'd be allowed to give headliner clues. Kendal didn't
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13 minutes ago, Dave85radiohead said:
Co ordinates for the north sea.
British Sea power?
Surely not big enough to headline?
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Could we perhaps know the style of music of the headlining trio?
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Also does it have a decent share of synth/dance acts like previous years?
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Any UK exclusives or notable reunions per chance?
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Pet Shops Boys still the most likely for me. Would've been confident with Beck until those Warehouse shows. Obviously now it's the night before I'm worried I've overestimated everything but time will tell.
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33 minutes ago, adequate8 said:
tomorrow night isn't it?
May I ask where you heard this?
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Beating a dead horse a bit really but does anyone know WHEN this week Bluedot will announce. Crazy frustrating for planning that Reading and Leeds is announced and still nothing from this one
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2 hours ago, eFestivals said:
if it's The Smiths, do we throw bottles at Morrissey or enjoy it?
Are the two mutually exclusive?
Blue Dot Festival
in other UK festivals
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Fair points. Probably soft committments made in very good faith. Let's hope it works out