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2012 Lineup


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This is true, however I was really trying to get at the fact that Avenged are one of the biggest metal bands around these days. Don't forget they had a US #1 album, toppling Eminem off the top and sold shows out within minutes both here and the US.

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What are the chances of Primal Scream? Last time they played, they headlined the tent and before then they played 4th on Main Stage (on the same day as Metallica, System Of A Down and Sum 41 :blink: ), but I think they've had a bit of a resurgence in popularity since then, especially with the hype surrounding the Screamadelica tour, so 3rd from top possibly?

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Changed a bit:

Friday Main

The Killers

The Prodigy

Placebo

Jane's Addiction

Feeder

The Subways

Less Than Jake

Kids In Glass Houses

Four Year Strong

Zebrahead

Friday NME/Radio 1

Chase & Status

The XX

Bon Iver

The Drums

Ed Sheeran

Saturday Main

Kasabian

Bloc Party

Mumford & Sons

No Doubt

The Wombats

Foals

Bombay Bicycle Club

Mystery Jets

Dashboard Confessional

My Morning Jacket

Saturday NME/Radio 1

Lostprophets

Funeral For A Friend

How To Destroy Angels

The Pretty Reckless

Madina Lake

Sunday Main

Foo Fighters

Biffy Clyro

Bullet For My Valentine

Incubus

The Gaslight Anthem

All Time Low

Eagles Of Death Metal

Skindred

Twin Atlantic

Sunday NME/ Radio 1

Maximo Park

Death Cab For Cutie

The Temper Trap

Delphic

Wild Beasts

Also, very early 2013 headliner guess - Paramore on Friday, Metallica on Sunday, and some indie band for the NME crowd on Saturday.

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Changed a bit:

Friday Main

The Killers

The Prodigy

Placebo

Jane's Addiction

Feeder

The Subways

Less Than Jake

Kids In Glass Houses

Four Year Strong

Zebrahead

Friday NME/Radio 1

Chase & Status

The XX

Bon Iver

The Drums

Ed Sheeran

Saturday Main

Kasabian

Bloc Party

Mumford & Sons

No Doubt

The Wombats

Foals

Bombay Bicycle Club

Mystery Jets

Dashboard Confessional

My Morning Jacket

Saturday NME/Radio 1

Lostprophets

Funeral For A Friend

How To Destroy Angels

The Pretty Reckless

Madina Lake

Sunday Main

Foo Fighters

Biffy Clyro

Bullet For My Valentine

Incubus

The Gaslight Anthem

All Time Low

Eagles Of Death Metal

Skindred

Twin Atlantic

Sunday NME/ Radio 1

Maximo Park

Death Cab For Cutie

The Temper Trap

Delphic

Wild Beasts

Also, very early 2013 headliner guess - Paramore on Friday, Metallica on Sunday, and some indie band for the NME crowd on Saturday.

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Whilst I agree that it's unlikely, I doubt FR would look at it and think 'oh no, can't have those two headlining, we've done that before' - if they can book 2 solid headliners that they think fit the bill then I reckon they'll go ahead and do it.

Plus The Killers have (sort of) got the comeback factor which excuses them from most of the rules...

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