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U2 Friday night headliners!


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How about...

Friday

Pyramid:

Elbow 20:00

U2 22:00

Other:

Special Guest 21:30

The Chemical Brothers 23:00

Saturday

Pyramid:

Bat for Lashes 16:20

The Dead Weather 18:00

Portishead 20:00

David Bowie 22:00

Other:

LCD Soundsystem 21:30

Dizzee Rascal 23:00

Sunday

Pyramid:

Andy Williams 16:15

Bob Dylan 18:00

Pixies 20:00

Pulp 21:50

Other:

Faithless 21:00

Green Day 22:30

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This is a great announcement, always wanted to see them but will not pay the prices they charge for tickets. Greatest hits set = winner.

I stand by Take That and Robbie headlining the Sunday though, bit of diversity and all, with Led Zep sandwiched in the middle... :P

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A few superstars, he says? Can see this being a pretty special lineup tbh. Completely unrealistic lineup:

FRIDAY

U2

Muse

Elbow

OTHER

Green Day

Weezer

SATURDAY

Led Zeppelin

Foo Fighters

OTHER

Dizzee Rascal

SUNDAY

Pulp/Radiohead

Flaming Lips

Sigur Ros

OTHER

Chemical Brothers

Hot Chip

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U2 has now been confirmed form multiple sources, not just The Scum. According to an unofficial Glasto website:

A source said "Everyone is over the moon that the deal has been done.

Michael really wanted a huge name for the 40th anniversary and the fact U2 have never played Glastonbury in their 32-year career only adds to the mystique.

In fact Eavis has been asking them for a while now and really stepped up the effort this year. This could be an iconic moment."

Michael Eavis said, "The 26-year-old rumour has finally come true. At last, the biggest band in the world are going to play the best festival in the world! Nothing could be better for our 40th anniversary party. And there are even more surprises in the pipeline."

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surely all this books to the only band bigger on earth than u2 headlining on saturday?

"IF I DON'T GET SOME SHELTERRRRR"

If eavis doesn't provide the stones i will be f**king gutted, u2 are w*nk and there's no way that's an equal headliner for neil young playing friday last year.

and all these springsteen nay-sayers, suck a dick, he's the greatest live performer in the world, and i don't even think the mighty stones could top his performance this year.

but give me the stones, dylan, bowie [providing he provides old stuff] and a few smaller tent headliners [roger mcguin eg:], and ill forgive the mighty eavis for dropping the ball on this ...

... one of the worst friday night headliners i could've thought of.

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