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2013 Headliners


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Florence won't headline. wouldn't be surprised to see her as one of the Pyramid subs, but her headlining would be a travesty (and wouldn't make sense as her newest album is a year and a half old so she'll have nothing new to bring)

i'd rather she wasn't there at all though and for somebody else to not butcher Gimme Shelter with the Stones

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it was even worse live

I can summarise the gig easily:

<springsteen shouts> one! two! three! four! <cue a MOR plodding rock song that sounds excactly the same as the last one>

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Mumfords would have to go some to be more popular at the festival than Coldplay surely? *Not a comment on how good / bad they are just on how popular. Coldplay do seem to have a particular hold and feel for the festival.

Flo would have a big crowd I'm sure, the crowd on the Other Stage a couple of years ago was massive for her late afternoon slot.

But bigger crowds at The Pyramid than The Stones or Prince? Really? I'm trying to be objective and not let my personal taste influence this... Have I misjudged the demographic here? I would imagine The Stones and Prince could pull some of the biggest Pyramid Stage crowds ever.

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I went to see arcade fire at hyde park a couple of years ago and mumfords were the support. The place was RAMMED for mumfords, and about 25% of the crowd went home after them, and didnt even bother watching a single note of arcade fire :lol:

and they have only got massively more popular since.

I really believe mumford and sons would pull an unbelievably big crowd. I also reckon 50% of them wouldnt be able to name more then 2 prince songs!

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