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Sat headliner 'even bigger'?


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Just seen an article about the U2 news which contains the following interesting snippet:

" Here's why I reckon it'll be a spectacular show (and bear in mind Eavis has an even bigger act lined up for Saturday night, although we couldn't possibly tell you who that is yet...)"

So who could be bigger??? Exciting speculation perhaps, except that the source is NME :P

But then The Sun managed to get it right this morning so who knows as there are pigs flying around everywhere today :P:P

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Just seen an article about the U2 news which contains the following interesting snippet:

" Here's why I reckon it'll be a spectacular show (and bear in mind Eavis has an even bigger act lined up for Saturday night, although we couldn't possibly tell you who that is yet...)"

So who could be bigger??? Exciting speculation perhaps, except that the source is NME :P

But then The Sun managed to get it right this morning so who knows as there are pigs flying around everywhere today :P:P

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It seems pretty obvious to say the Saturday will be bigger than the friday. With Eavis saying it'll be a year to remember and will definitely compete with this year's fest they'd be pretty stupid to announce the biggest band first... and U2 splits the crowd too much to be the biggest headliner anyway.

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It seems pretty obvious to say the Saturday will be bigger than the friday. With Eavis saying it'll be a year to remember and will definitely compete with this year's fest they'd be pretty stupid to announce the biggest band first... and U2 splits the crowd too much to be the biggest headliner anyway.
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