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I'd like to see this lot playing somewhere in the tent (or on another stage)

The Maccabees

Manchester Orchestra

Howler

Band Of Horses

Band Of Skulls

Foals

The Subways

At The Drive In

Dry The River

Fleet Foxes

Wild Beasts

Tame Impala

Minus The Bear

Best Coast

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

The All American Rejects

Bon Iver

Futures

Local Natives

Smith Westerns

Tribes

Looking back at it, if even just half of these played that'd be one hell of an NME stage!

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Enter Shikari have thousands of hardcore fans who will travel miles to see them every date on a tour.etc, while All time low and You me at six have Tens of thousands of casual fans who'll go to their gigs in their cities, and know maybe 5 out of 15 songs.

Arguably yes, Enter shikari are a bigger band, but You me at six and All time low could sell out bigger venues because they have more fans. Neither could headline second stage at reading, Enter shikari could (although i'd put money on it being next year not this year, with them headlining NME at reading as the final date of their world tour, heading into studio late 2013 or something).

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I notice The Charlatans are doing gigs in the summer playing Telling Stories in its entirety. They are signed up to play Isle of White aswell. Decent candidate for FR headliner i reckon.

Other than that i would like to see Yuck and Grouplove return cos they were both excelent last year.

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don't want to see emocore performances such like All Time Low and You Me At Six. I suspect they are playing on NME Stage.

The Black Keys

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Enter Shikari

The Maccabees

Band of Skulls

Twin Atlantic

Tribes

Bon Iver

Kaiser Chiefs

Jack White

But,they can also play at the Main Stage. Who knows.. but they will be playing in Reading.. I hope.

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I based it on their recent/ upcoming tours. All Time Low were playing roughly the same size/ slightly bigger venues than ES on their tour, & their tour was something like 18 dates long, while enter shikari's is 5. They've both sold out their tours.

You Me At Six are playing the SECC in glasgow, they're playing 16 dates on their upcoming tour and I'm pretty sure the majority of them are sold out.

They all have fans that'll follow them over the whole country, doing their whole tours etc

I don't think ATL/YMAS could headline the tent but I don't think they would sub ES either.

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