James4
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Can't see a world in which Pinkpantheress headlines in 2024.
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Have Amyl and The Sniffers been announced for this?
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There's a reason they've dragged their heels with this one... Media team completely in fear of the almighty backlash once the lineup is released. Let's just say anyone expecting a kick-on from Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness is in for a rude awakening - especially considering the increasing price point and cost-of-living crisis.
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Any inside info?
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs headline?
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FINAL PREDICTION:
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Sunday looking not half bad.
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Sheffield? Liverpool? Nottingham?
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I do enjoy the Reytons music and they certainly have made some great tunes (only a couple of which are direct rip-offs of Arctic Monkeys...) but a 44-year old Jonny Yerrell singing about being a rebellious teen really is just a bit sad...
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No but Dizzee is a completely different kettle of fish to Rag N Bone man who you also mentioned. I just don't see Tom Grennan as anything other than a T'Other Stage headline, as a Becky Hill sort of act.
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Only really IDLES in terms of high up the bill and I would say not as heavy as likes of Broco
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Jamiroquai seems like an obvious choice given the fact Tramlines and Victorious share at least 2 headliners, but I can't see where he fits in... Think Paul Heaton pretty nailed on for a spot on the bill, same with Franz Ferdinand. Noel seems unlikely to me, and Jamie T had obviously been suggested to me by a decent source already. Tom Grennan doesn't really fit the usually sub act, usually more indie band style - think it will be Bloc Party.
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With regards to Milburn, it is worth noting lead guitarist Tom Rowley is free across the weekend due to a break in Arctic Monkeys tour dates...
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But they represent a very cheap option for SS, looks good on the poster and will attract a large crowd. Headlines R&L only 7 years ago, whether their performances are good is a different issue...
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I would say virtually 0. Truck is obviously now 80% twinned with essentially Tramlines & Victorious, and so the chance of heavy acts being booked across these fests is now very low.
