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2012 Lineup


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Yeah, on second thoughts Pendulum could be replaced with YYYs because I think they'll take a year out next year to produce a new album and then possibly sub R&L in 2013 especially given their Pyramid slot at Glaso this year, despite how much I hate them, plus Rob and Gareth have formed a new side project called 'Knife Party' and they are planning live shows for that for this year, so I'd assume they'll be busy with that next year as well.

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R/L

BLUR

Morrisey

Mumford and Sons

MGMT

Gaslight Anthem

The Black Keys

Foals

Brother

Kasabian

The Prodigy

Iggy and The Stooges

The Cribs

Wolfmother

Gogol Bordello

Black lips

Surfer Blood

Wavves

Foo Figthers

Slipknot

BFMV

Incubus

Enter Shikari

Eagles of Death Metal

Panic at the Disco

Less than Jake

Neon Trees

V

Kanye West

Lady Gaga

MCR

Coldplay

Stereophonics

Florence and the Machine

T in the Park

Kanye West

Pendulum

Dizzie Rascal

RHCP

Biffy Clyro

Lost Prophets

Radiohead

Florence and the Machine

Mumford and Sons

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Doubt Iggy would be 3rd, last time they played they were 4th on the 1 band short day.

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FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Foo Fighters

Biffy Clyro

No Doubt

Lostprophets

Rancid

Atreyu

Billy Talent

Airbourne

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Maximo Park

The Coral

Marina And The Diamonds

Egyptian Hip Hop

The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

Bloc Party

Manic Street Preachers

The Gaslight Anthem

You Me At Six

Less Than Jake

Eagles Of Death Metal

Streetlight Manifesto

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Vampire Weekend

The Temper Trap

Mona

Young Guns

The Heartbreaks

SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

Kasabian

The Prodigy

Death Cab For Cutie

Primal Scream

White Lies

Bombay Bicycle Club

Brother

One Night Only

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Bright Eyes

The Subways

Special Guests

Yuck

Fool's Gold

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If they're playing on the back of a new record I think Vampire Weekend would be third on the main, and I can see Editors coming back with a new record and subbing/playing third.

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God, some of these line-ups are worse than this years. Boring headliners, boring subs and repeat bookings. I think with the festival needing a boost next year they will pull out a big headliner (Foo fighters), give someone new a chance (Bloc Party) with added buzz because of the reunion. As for the third headliner, who knows? Would love Beasty Boys or maybe even Jay-z.

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It wouldn't be a good show if they play 3rd with the sun still shining, I think they would sub. Be good to get the crowd going for headliner.

It's nice to know that you don't like them but at the end of the day they are exactly what the R+L demographic want & will get booked because of it. Stop moaning.

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It wouldn't be a good show if they play 3rd with the sun still shining, I think they would sub. Be good to get the crowd going for headliner.

It's nice to know that you don't like them but at the end of the day they are exactly what the R+L demographic want & will get booked because of it. Stop moaning.

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R/L

BLUR

Morrisey

Mumford and Sons

MGMT

Gaslight Anthem

The Black Keys

Foals

Brother

Kasabian

The Prodigy

Iggy and The Stooges

The Cribs

Wolfmother

Gogol Bordello

Black lips

Surfer Blood

Wavves

Foo Figthers

Slipknot

BFMV

Incubus

Enter Shikari

Eagles of Death Metal

Panic at the Disco

Less than Jake

Neon Trees

V

Kanye West

Lady Gaga

MCR

Coldplay

Stereophonics

Florence and the Machine

T in the Park

Kanye West

Pendulum

Dizzie Rascal

RHCP

Biffy Clyro

Lost Prophets

Radiohead

Florence and the Machine

Mumford and Sons

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Apologies, not sure what came over me.

Just got back from LED Festival in London. R+L have to book Modestep, it was the downright nastiest, dirtiest music I have ever heard. Even Skrillex couldn't match what my ears & eyes witnessed. & it's live.

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Difference is those bands release new material, gained new fans, played bigger veneues etc where as Iggy has got their spot through their icon status which hasn't gotten any bigger or smaller since last time and if anything they were bigger then as they were coming off a reunion as opposed to now.

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