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2012 Lineup


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Be that as it may, they're two massive dates. Coachella & Beni are pretty much their respective countries biggest festivals, much like Glasto is in this country. I can't see them going from playing high up there, to subbing the NME tent as some people originally thought. I guess we'll find out in March.

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Whilst I agree with you, you have to take into account that Beni has 4 headliners & the Thurs is never as big as the other 3 days... That being said, I'd say headlining NME or 3rd on the main stage for ATDI is about right at R/L.

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Not sure why ATDi would warrant such a high slot. I saw them in Leeds when they played the Carling tent and love Relationship of Command, so do have an appreciation of them, but is the reunion factor such a big push?

Would be better suited to a tent - think they could be a bit lost on the main stage.

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