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19 hours ago, Devler31 said:
Frank turner is headlining the quarry, looks like the Saturday
Where'd you see Friday? Hoping that's right as not too arsed about seeing Jamie T (at tramlines anyway) -
Dunno if it's technically "cancelled" but looks like Community won't be back this year, which as this forum's biggest indie landfill fan is personally very gutting.
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On 4/5/2024 at 7:38 PM, Benj said:
They deffo hadn’t yesterday 🤣 just my luck
…or maybe I didn’t click far enough
Impressive then, esp if it’s the two nights, although it will no doubt dent Reading demand, it certainly very much proves remaining relevance.
Sold out 1st March, the day tickets went in sale. The demand is very much there.
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Kooks, Circa Waves, Vistas and Baby Queen very decent for me. Will be there, going to hold out for potential discounted tickets though.
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Still don't get why they don't hold back some of the subs or second stage headliners for the second announcement. Weird to even bother with a 2nd drop with such minor additions.
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Weakest year since the move to the park for me. Still shocked Jamie T is a headliner even for a festival of this size. Suppose he played Finsbury last year but still...
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11 hours ago, Hirstys 12th Pint said:
Was really looking forward to The Kooks other year at Tramlines and was majorly underwhelmed unfortunately.
Seen them a few times. Nothing super special, but good festival band for me. Wouldn't pay to see them at a headline gig but decent fun as part of a lineup.
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Sea Girls, Circa Waves and Vistas. Now this is starting to speak to me. Wonder if there will be free NHS tickets again.
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3 hours ago, Hirstys 12th Pint said:
Not a great deal of difference is there ? Noel as Headliner and Frank Turner. Think the 3 subs are worse than Tramlines. Kooks, McKenna and Vaccines v BBC, Tom Grennan and Human League.
Noel, Frank Turner, Kooks and Vaccines all big draws for my partner and I, so it's a sizeable difference for us. Doubt we'll swap as local to Tramlines and got Early Bird so tickets were (relatively) cheap, but considering doing Y Not as well now.
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Much better than Tramlines that, has me thinking of swapping over.
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My best wishes to the Tramlines social media admin trying to find the positive reactions in a sea of people less than pleased
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That's proper poor. Bad enough that if it wasn't local, I'd be selling tickets. Expecting a lot of unhappy punters at 6pm tonight.
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33 minutes ago, Dales said:
Me too, my girlfriend received her bottle yesterday Annie Mac and the post man delivered one today for me Holly Humberstone. Same address and assume were sent the same time. So, maybe still time to receive a treat in the post for those who you missed out yesterday.
Nowt here. Third year in a row I've signed up and nothings come through. Oh well, fingers crossed for next year.
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1 hour ago, Dales said:
I thought TDCC always headline Community these days.
TDCC and Wombats third year in a row. I'm there again.
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Catfish will see themselves a level above Truck/Y Not/Tramlines/Kendall now, especially with the reunion hype. If they are booked for UK festivals, could they be headlining Community, if that returns this year?
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5 minutes ago, briddj said:
Old Paolo is bigger than Snot Patrol these days. Could actually see Snow Patrol headlining T'Other one night.
You could be right. Either way, it's a very weak trio just from an objective perspective. I'll take him cause my partner's a fan, but Jamie T should be a sub at a festival like this, and neither Snow Patrol/Paolo are exactly massive names anymore. Sunday headliner is always a throwback act so Human League fits there, but will all be about the undercard for me this year.
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Jamie T, Snow Patrol and Human League as headliners then? The wait for a Sunday night headliner I'd actually watch goes on, if so.
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7 hours ago, sheffinghell said:
Not Tramlines, but this is a steal at just over £40, and nice way to kick off the festival season - tickets from Friday
I mean my music taste is pretty mass market so I get I'm maybe not the target audicene, but for £40 this seems....not great.
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Any shouts of Busted? They're active over the summer, and haven't played in Sheffield on their many reunion tours. I thought McFly was good fun last year so I'd take them. Would love one of Girls Aloud, Keane or Busted for the Sunday. Would be nice to see that slot dedicated to some 00s nostalgia this year rather than a usual 80s/90s acts that never get much interest.
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23 minutes ago, briddj said:
Suede have to be strong contenders.
EDIT actually they've already pretty much hinted the five letter band is Keane.
I don't think that any sort of hint at Keane, it just reads as standard social media engagement to me.
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33 minutes ago, sheffinghell said:
This would appear to rule out The Streets
Guess that also rules out Two Door Cinema Club who were speculated above. That's a shame for me as the biggest landfill indie fan on this site.
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Basically confirms Jamie T, right?
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44 minutes ago, metalgear said:
Gerry Cinnamon?
Gerry is "headlining" R+L so can't see being at any of the likes of Truck/Y Not/Tramlines, same for Catfish.
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Somebody on Truck forum claiming Jamie T and The Streets are confirmed headliners with Wet Leg on the bill (but this information isn't verified so take with a pinch of salt).
Jamie T feels like an obvious choice for Tramlines, even if I'm underwhelmed personally, and Wet Leg scream T'Other Stage headliners to me.
Also pretty sure Vistas will be on the bill as they said "we'll be back in Sheffield next year" at their Leadmill show in November. No clue where they'd play now, probably Leadmill stage?
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almost certainly not.