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U2, Muse and Coldplay headliners.

Jesus U2 would then move from the meh list, to the only Pyramid headliner I'm likely to even contemplate seeing.

Prince would be good though if true.

Zeppelin would be immense, but it's just really not going to happen is it (although it is now or never to some extents).

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OK, I'm not saying this is definate but just passing it on, a friend of the girlfriend of one of the headline bands from last year has informed him that the rolling stones are playing this year. Make of it what you will!.
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please, please, please can we stop building on the rumour, I've already had to get over the dissapointment once when it was announced the stones wernt going to play, all these rumours, no matter how trivial just get me all excited again :P

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I really need the stones to play this year, i can't count on a classic glasto highlight like roger mcguinn or something like last year what i didn't expect, i already had shakey, the boss and CSN, so i was set, but this year none of the likley rumours have got me excited at all.

Don't think i'll be anywhere the pyramid for u2

Never liked Muse, despite what people say.

and if Coldplay headline glasto 40th anniv, ... surely eavis would get hung for that?

I mean, i think by booking u2 for friday, the "biggest band in the world" thats surely very ominous for the saturday headliner, saturdays being traditionally bigger than friday, ie - shakey last year, but then springsteen being the most electrifying performer in the world to 'just' top it.

Its got to be the stones, hasn't it?

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I really need the stones to play this year, i can't count on a classic glasto highlight like roger mcguinn or something like last year what i didn't expect, i already had shakey, the boss and CSN, so i was set, but this year none of the likley rumours have got me excited at all.

Don't think i'll be anywhere the pyramid for u2

Never liked Muse, despite what people say.

and if Coldplay headline glasto 40th anniv, ... surely eavis would get hung for that?

I mean, i think by booking u2 for friday, the "biggest band in the world" thats surely very ominous for the saturday headliner, saturdays being traditionally bigger than friday, ie - shakey last year, but then springsteen being the most electrifying performer in the world to 'just' top it.

Its got to be the stones, hasn't it?

I'm pretty sure that the plan was the Stones, but it seems very very likely that the Stones have blown them out.

It's hugely unlikely that the Stones would do a one-off show, and even less likely they'd do that show for worldwide TV broadcast (which is what they'd have been asked to do).

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Anyone more clued-up than me know why this is? Surely they all have enough money now, wouldn't they rather play a gig that would go down in history rather than hammer out another world tour of people ticking them off?

much like U2, they're very precious about how their shows might come across (I very much doubt U2 would be playing this year if they weren't already in the middle of a tour). Various stones nutters have told me that they simply wouldn't consider doing Glastonbury outside of a tour, and their past dates certainly suggest that's true.

eFestivals specifically asked their press people if the statement they put out about not touring this year included within it them playing festivals, and we were told that it does. I very much doubt their press people would have explicitly answered our question if there was still the possibility of shows this year, they'd have instead said that all they knew was contained within that statement.

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