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2012 Lineup


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Lostprophets - Unimpressed the last few times I have seen them compared to their early days. Not terrible, but not great. (I'm pretty biased as I don't like their newer material as much.) I would say they are fairly likely.

Biffy are incredible live. Their gig at Wembley Arena was one of the best performances I have seen. I am pretty sure they won't play, and will hopefully headline next year.

Haven't seen Bloc Party.

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Watch the throne have announced European shows!

MAY 2012

Sunday 20th – O2 Arena, London

Thursday 24th – Zurich Hellenstadion, Switzerland

Saturday 26th – Herning Arena, Denmark

Monday 28th – Oslo Telenor Arena, Norway

Tuesday 29th – Stockholm The Globe, Sweden

JUNE 2012

Friday 1st – Paris Bercy, France

Saturday 2nd – Paris Bercy, France

Sunday 3rd – Antwerp Sportpaleis, Belgium

Tuesday 5th – Frankfurt Festhalle, Germany

Friday 8th – Dublin O2 Arena, Ireland

Monday 11th – Manchester, UK – MEN Arena

Wednesday 13th – Birmingham, UK – LG Arena

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Green Day/The Cure

Bloc Party

Mumford & Sons

You Me At SIx

Rancid

A Day To Remember

Less Than Jake

Skindred

Letlive

Kasabian

DIzzee Rascal

Kaiser Chiefs

Vampire Weekend

Jack White

We Are Scientists

Mile Kane

The Naked and Famours

Blood Red Shoes

Girls

Foo Fighters

The Black Keys

Tenacious D

At The Drive-In

The Gaslight Anthem

Billy Talent

The Eagles Of Death Metal

Twin Atlantic

Pulled Apart By Horses

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Maybe the Foos are getting to curate mainstage to celebrate 20 years since the Nirvana Reading show? Bloc Party look nailed on for R+L/V with the news that they're playing Melt fest in Mid July. Still think they're on to Co-headline with Kasabian headlining the Reading leg.

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Maybe the Foos are getting to curate mainstage to celebrate 20 years since the Nirvana Reading show? Bloc Party look nailed on for R+L/V with the news that they're playing Melt fest in Mid July. Still think they're on to Co-headline with Kasabian headlining the Reading leg.

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