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2013 Lineup


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I was originally thinking Mumford & Sons + Kings of Leon to headline V but with Rihanna headlining TITP I think she will headline V now... so that leaves Mumford for Reading... then I think Arctic Monkeys will do a festival... they are prob too big for Bestival and Latitude... IOW doesnt really work out with their tour and don't see them doing Glasto... they did V too recently and as I said I think Mumfords and KOL will headline there.. so going for Arctics for Reading... which leaves either Depeche Mode or Black Sabbath for the Sunday with Sabbath seeming more likely. Otherwise I've just changed a bit of my lower lineup.

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Arctic Monkeys

Dizzee Rascal

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Brand New

Miles Kane

We Are Scientists

Twin Atlantic

The Joy Formidable

Silversun Pickups

Mumford & Sons

Franz Ferdinand

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Frank Turner

Maximo Park

Gossip

Alabama Shakes

The Naked and Famous

Pure Love

Black Sabbath

Bloc Party

Deftones

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I was originally thinking Mumford & Sons + Kings of Leon to headline V but with Rihanna headlining TITP I think she will headline V now... so that leaves Mumford for Reading... then I think Arctic Monkeys will do a festival... they are prob too big for Bestival and Latitude... IOW doesnt really work out with their tour and don't see them doing Glasto... they did V too recently and as I said I think Mumfords and KOL will headline there.. so going for Arctics for Reading... which leaves either Depeche Mode or Black Sabbath for the Sunday with Sabbath seeming more likely. Otherwise I've just changed a bit of my lower lineup.

Arctic Monkeys

Dizzee Rascal

Placebo

Brand New

Miles Kane

We Are Scientists

Twin Atlantic

The Joy Formidable

Silversun Pickups

Mumford & Sons

Franz Ferdinand

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Frank Turner

Maximo Park

Gossip

Alabama Shakes

The Naked and Famous

Pure Love

Black Sabbath

Bloc Party

Deftones

Jimmy Eat World

The Darkness

Billy Talent

Serj Tankian

Lower Than Atlantis

Don Broco

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Because Kaiser Chiefs fitted so well with Sunday this year. And Bombay Bicycle Club with everyone except The Cure that played Friday. I don't think it matters much. In fact I'd say it's likely - a spread of acts across the days will sell more weekend tickets (in theory).

Finally, stick on We Are Not Good People or Kettling and tell me they don't fit in with the rest of those bands wink.png. They wouldn't do it, but if they wanted they could play a setlist which would go with everyone else on that day perfectly well.

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