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2013 Lineup


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New posters - unless I made mistakes, there are no bands at all from either festival's 2012 line-ups included, and no bands from the 2011 line-ups at the same festival. Tried to go with a good mix of genres, with plenty of bands that haven't played for a while/at all.

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READING FRIDAY/LEEDS SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Biffy Clyro

Queens Of The Stone Age

White Lies

Brand New

Frank Turner

A Day To Remember

Tribes

Twin Atlantic

Streetlight Manifesto

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

The Flaming Lips

Gogol Bordello

READING SATURDAY/LEEDS SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

Morrissey

Miles Kane

Vampire Weekend

Noah And The Whale

The Joy Formidable

Mona

Jack Penate

Girls

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Friendly Fires

Warpaint

READING SUNDAY/LEEDS FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg

Pendulum

Garbage

Lostprophets

Rancid

Bowling For Soup

Young Guns

Silverstein

We Are The In Crowd

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Placebo

The Enemy

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READING FRIDAY/LEEDS SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Biffy Clyro

Queens Of The Stone Age

White Lies

Brand New

Frank Turner

A Day To Remember

Tribes

Twin Atlantic

Streetlight Manifesto

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

The Flaming Lips

Gogol Bordello

READING SATURDAY/LEEDS SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

Morrissey

Miles Kane

Vampire Weekend

Noah And The Whale

The Joy Formidable

Mona

Jack Penate

Girls

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Friendly Fires

Warpaint

READING SUNDAY/LEEDS FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg

Pendulum

Garbage

Lostprophets

Rancid

Bowling For Soup

Young Guns

Silverstein

We Are The In Crowd

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Placebo

The Enemy

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Quite easily. he's now easily big enough to headline major festivals outright his self. many of the headline acts that Wireless have are co-headline/sub headliners. Not saying they haven't had headliners for major one's before but Rihanna, Pulp, Daft Punk, Drake, Deadmaus, New order, Basement Jaxx, Keane, Kasaian, Massive Attack, Kaiser Chiefs, Faithless, Morrissey, Fatboy Slim, Counting Crows, Pink, LCD Soundsystem, The Black Eyed Peas, The Chem Bro's (Creamfields, but they are a Cream orientated band, V 2nd stage, Glasto other)

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Yes you are right, I think I maybe getting confused with the Biffy/QOTSA same day booking, that happened a couple of times so I think it'll be different now.

And yes, Dizzee Rascal subbing Biffy Clyro I think. I think Mumford & Sons/Pendulum to sub Bloc Party and then as I think it'll be Jay Z or Dre (Both have every chance of being around and V aren't going to get both, but I have to say, I reckon we'd get Jay Z out of either of them, Jay Z is too big to be headlining Wireless now and FR should act. Mumford & Sons would be a great sub to Bloc Party and QOTSA would make a decent sub for a rap headline act though I can see why Pendulum would be a good choice for it too.

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