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2013 Headliners


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yeah when i heard that Mumfords were a possible headliner i always pictured them headlining the Friday. would be an incredibly underwhelming end to the festival if they headlined the Sunday. i thought they were pretty much nailed on but what with this talk of the Arctics being there i doubt Mumfords will be there as well

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yeah when i heard that Mumfords were a possible headliner i always pictured them headlining the Friday. would be an incredibly underwhelming end to the festival if they headlined the Sunday. i thought they were pretty much nailed on but what with this talk of the Arctics being there i doubt Mumfords will be there as well
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i think the 'end of the festival' concept is relatively new though. many people have gone home/ready for leaving or are just tired by that point.

(i do think if they play Mumford would be best on the Friday)

to me at least, Friday and Saturday are much bigger nights. Friday you're all up for anything, Saturday is the main night and Sunday you're thinking 'how much longer, my feet hurt'.

that could be just me though!

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a lot of people seem to think that Arctics and Mumfords will be at either Glasto or Reading/Leeds, so yeah, Mumfords being at Reading/Leeds and Arctics being at Glasto makes a lot more sense. too soon for Arctics to be back at R/L.

and i agree that Sunday is the dying down day, but it's also the grand finale of it all so to have an underwhelming headliner would be crap (although to be fair, there shouldn't be an underwhelming headliner at a festival anyway, especially not Glasto, hence why Mumfords shouldn't headline)

if it's Arctics Friday and Stones Saturday then i'm pretty excited to see what the Sunday act is. both hard acts to follow. a part of me is thinking Gaga is just too similar to Beyonce for it to be true. years of not having a female pop singer headline and then two on the run? hmm

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i think the 'end of the festival' concept is relatively new though. many people have gone home/ready for leaving or are just tired by that point.

(i do think if they play Mumford would be best on the Friday)

to me at least, Friday and Saturday are much bigger nights. Friday you're all up for anything, Saturday is the main night and Sunday you're thinking 'how much longer, my feet hurt'.

that could be just me though!

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a lot of people seem to think that Arctics and Mumfords will be at either Glasto or Reading/Leeds, so yeah, Mumfords being at Reading/Leeds and Arctics being at Glasto makes a lot more sense. too soon for Arctics to be back at R/L.

and i agree that Sunday is the dying down day, but it's also the grand finale of it all so to have an underwhelming headliner would be crap (although to be fair, there shouldn't be an underwhelming headliner at a festival anyway, especially not Glasto, hence why Mumfords shouldn't headline)

if it's Arctics Friday and Stones Saturday then i'm pretty excited to see what the Sunday act is. both hard acts to follow. a part of me is thinking Gaga is just too similar to Beyonce for it to be true. years of not having a female pop singer headline and then two on the run? hmm

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Lots of people said that Muse weren't big enough to close the festival in 2004 after Macca and Oasis but they smashed it and played one of my favourite headline sets. It's good to give new bands a chance and whether you like them personally or not, who's to say they couldn't nail it! Having said that, I probably won't watch them, but as everyone always says there are plenty more stages. Finishing Glasto 2011 with Queens of the Stone Age was simply stunning!

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