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2013 Headliners


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Just so I'm clear - we don't know if the Rolling Stones are headlining Saturday or who's headlining Sunday but we have established that everyone has different tastes in music but if anyone likes anything different they're some sort of moron? Cool.

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I don't understand how there is a positive reaction to Kanye.

He is a tool, I heard his Secret Garden set tanked, and he likes to play *****as in Paris a dozen times at the end of a set.

If they're seriously thinking about putting Kanye there, just save the money and promote Nas.

you mean Big Chill.

The headline performance that killed a festival. :P:lol:

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Easiest couple of bites ever!!

Can't beat a bit of creativity by putting Pamela in a music vid, sex sells. Only Kanye could of thought of that

But storming a stage when someone is collecting an award, never been done.

Having a mass rant whilst headlining a festival and now that Fest doesn't exist anymore, ok to be fair that may have been a first.

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Easiest couple of bites ever!!

Can't beat a bit of creativity by putting Pamela in a music vid, sex sells. Only Kanye could of thought of that

But storming a stage when someone is collecting an award, never been done.

Having a mass rant whilst headlining a festival and now that Fest doesn't exist anymore, ok to be fair that may have been a first.

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Yeah, so he's a bit of a tool, but he's an absolutely outstanding producer and artist as a whole. A back catalogue that can swallow 90% of the music industry alive (including Dizzee for the record)
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Friday

- Pyramid

Arctic Monkeys

Dizzee Rascal

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Friday

- Other

New Order

Saturday

- Pyramid

Rolling Stones

Mumford and Sons

Example

Saturday

- Other

Jack White

Sunday

- Pyramid

Kanye West

The Prodigy

The Vaccines

Sunday

- Other

Smashing Pumpkins

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On the guardian today:

"Glastonbury 2013 With rumours of Bowie, Fleetwood Mac and Daft Punk, we've got our fingers crossed for resale tickets on 21 April."

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/fashion/2013/feb/23/measure-whats-hot-whats-not

I would've thought with the guardians special relationship with the fest they would be more up to date than this....

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