Im starting to think it might be Green Day

[thomasowen]

I was amazed the futureheads even did as well as they did. They were awful the first time I saw them (2004, and I had no idea who they were at the time, so went with no pre-judgement eithier way) and not much better in 2006.

To compare them to the Arctic Monkeys is a bit misguided IMO.

Alex Turner is here to stay, how long that's with the Arctic Monkeys is anyones guess, but I honestly feel he will be a successful solo artist one day. This will no doubt be a very controversial thing to say, but he reminds me so much of Paul Weller, always wanting to try something different, or experiment with a different kind of music, and I can see his career taking a very similar path to Wellers

Just my opinion though.

As for the Kaisers, they'll be around for a while yet, but I agree that they will probably fade, and have arguably had there high point already.

[nij999]

is there any chances blur could headline

[AloneInDecember]

only if you're going to glastonbury

[PeterD]

-1 for radiohead, I think only u2 or muse could make a festival worse.

[Ed209]

Its def Radiohead, as everyone knew.

NME, who are making the announcement just dropped a massive hint on NME Radio, saying ....

"Its a massive band who don't do that many festivals, and when they have you usually associate it with a certain festival in Somerset"

And as for the other headliner, they said "a band who everyone would expect to headline Reading after the year they've had"

Def Radiohead and KoL, stop speculating otherwise. You'll only be disappointed.

[clartmaster]

I'm not sure what is more worrying, the fact that NME have a radio station or the fact that you are listening to it

[Ed209]

I'm not sure what is more worrying, the fact that NME have a radio station or the fact that you are listening to it

[batman_23]

I'm not sure what is more worrying, the fact that NME have a radio station or the fact that you are listening to it