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It could actually be Coldplay, they are back in Their last date in America is something like 11th August and they return to Europe on August 28th to play in Denmark, could Easily play R&L too. Wouldn't really fit in with the usual Reading headliner, but it does seem like it's 'cool' to like Coldplay now.

I want it to be the Cure, if it's the Cure, i think i'll definately go!

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TO me that looks like the North of England, and possibly a green bit in the south. But the most obvious bit of Green in england is clearly north?

Yes I think the thing it with the southern bit, it's hard to tell as the distorted magnified part could well make the lower green mark more to the east than it actually is.

I dunno? I'm sticking by the "they aren't playing 2 consecutive days in a row" theory. If they were to play Latitude or Hard Rock Calling they'd be playing for 2 or 3 days in a row drifting between England and Spain. But there are no other dates that are that close to each other. They just seem to be taking time between each show... the only real Hole in their thing tour schedule is R/L's.

At least I hope.

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Biffy, Blink, Nickleback, Coldplay, AC/DC, Daft Punk, GNR, KOL, Lenny Kravitz, The Verve, and thats just off the top of my head. I think if it doesnt turn out to be 'The Cure' then its literally anyones guess!

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Biffy, Blink, Nickleback, Coldplay, AC/DC, Daft Punk, GNR, KOL, Lenny Kravitz, The Verve, and thats just off the top of my head. I think if it doesnt turn out to be 'The Cure' then its literally anyones guess!

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