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2013 Lineup


Guest Dukeeyyy

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I don't think ticket sales matter, they've shown that they're happy to push bands up or have risky headliners whether they're selling tickets or not. I bet there's a questionable headliner again next year (either in size or appeal) even though apparently ticket sales will be hard to come by.

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Friday Leeds/Sunday Reading:

Blur

Mumford and Sons

Friendly Fires

Foals

The Drums

Django Django

Bastile

Tribes

Jack Penate

NME:

Soundgarden

Lostprophets

FR:

Tame Impala

R1Xtra:

BBK

Dance:

T.E.E.D

Saturday Leeds/Friday Reading:

SOAD

Biffy Clyro

Deftones

Gaslight Anthem

Slash

FFAF

Band Of Skulls

Gallows

Don Broco

NME:

Alt-J

Jamie T

FR:

BRMC

R1Xtra:

Wretch 32

Dance:

Sub-Focus

Sunday Leeds/Saturday Reading:

Arctic Monkeys

Bloc Party

Vampire Weekend

Suede

Miles Kane

Jake Bugg

Joy Formidable

Everything Everything

Lucy Rose

NME:

YMAS

All Time Low

FR:

Charlatans

R1Xtra:

Kendrick Lamar

Dance:

Hot Chip

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