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2013 Headliners


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Anyone else reckon that the Killers playing IOW could make them less likely to headline now? Anyone think more likely?</p></blockquote>

Guessing it all but rules them out.

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<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Guitargeek" data-cid="3884635" data-time="1355733943"><p>

Anyone else reckon that the Killers playing IOW could make them less likely to headline now? Anyone think more likely?</p></blockquote>

Guessing it all but rules them out.

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Who have headlined both Glasto and IOW in the same year?
as someone has already said, Neil Young. There might have been others too.

But when I made that post above I'd forgotten that Killers are also doing T in the Park - which means they've already got more tickets on sale for next year than they had this year (as they're also doing Wembley in June).

I was thinking when I posted that that they currently had fewer tickets on sale, which meant that another show wouldn't have been out of the question.

But as things stand, another show is probably out of the question... and that means that Glasto doesn't look too likely.

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as someone has already said, Neil Young. There might have been others too.

But when I made that post above I'd forgotten that Killers are also doing T in the Park - which means they've already got more tickets on sale for next year than they had this year (as they're also doing Wembley in June).

I was thinking when I posted that that they currently had fewer tickets on sale, which meant that another show wouldn't have been out of the question.

But as things stand, another show is probably out of the question... and that means that Glasto doesn't look too likely.

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Surely all but ruling out The Killers should've been posted in the "What's Made Your Day?" thread.

if I'd thought I'd have any personal interest in any of the headliners, you'd be right.

But as they're so unlikely to matter to me, I don't really care who headliners beyond them being popular enough to headline.

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