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2013 Headliners


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it's going to be a big year

Fri

Rolling Stones

Sat

Pink Floyd

Sun

Stone Roses

One to watch, Kingmaker in the John Peel Tent. Radiohead and Suede started off supporting them many moons ago

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Just listened to Valtari the new album by Sigur Ros, in a special one hour preview they did, got me thinking that they should definitely play next year and maybe as a sub to Radiohead or Arcade Fire, if they did it would be a surreal 3 hours of music!

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A lot of the mainstream and larger indie bands are releasing new material this year, wouldn't be a suprise for world tours at 2012, hopefully with stops at Glastonbury. Those who easily could headline:

The Killers

Queens of the Stone ages

Kid Cudi

The Strokes

MGMT

Bloc Party

Muse

Wolfmother (?)

Daft Punk (2012-2013)

Linkin Park

Green Day

etc etc

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Possible...

Friday

Pyramid:

The Rolling Stones

Bloc Party

Other:

The Killers

Saturday

Pyramid:

Arcade Fire

Sigur Ros

Other:

Portishead

Sunday

Pyramid:

Daft Punk

Bon Iver

Other:

The Stone Roses

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Daft Punks overrated pop dance is not Pyramid headlining material, or at least I hope not.

Stone Roses might be a bit over exposed by next year to be in with a chance and would be too big for the Other stage.

Portishead is a great shout by the way, be great to see them back.

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Daft Punks overrated pop dance is not Pyramid headlining material, or at least I hope not. Stone Roses might be a bit over exposed by next year to be in with a chance and would be too big for the Other stage. Portishead is a great shout by the way, be great to see them back.
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If The Rolling Stones Played, I think that they'd have to play Saturday Headline, it is the slot that is considered the most prestigious. I can see them playing next year and Gaga on the Sunday. Friday will be a rock band I think (Stone Roses, Foo Fighters or The Killers)

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If The Rolling Stones Played, I think that they'd have to play Saturday Headline, it is the slot that is considered the most prestigious. I can see them playing next year and Gaga on the Sunday. Friday will be a rock band I think (Stone Roses, Foo Fighters or The Killers)

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A lot of the mainstream and larger indie bands are releasing new material this year, wouldn't be a suprise for world tours at 2012, hopefully with stops at Glastonbury. Those who easily could headline:

The Killers

Queens of the Stone ages

Kid Cudi

The Strokes

MGMT

Bloc Party

Wolfmother (?)

Muse

Daft Punk (2012-2013)

Linkin Park

Green Day

etc etc

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