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2013 Lineup


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I'm a fan of all of them, and I don't think they're realistic. SOAD have been talked about more though hence why I'm getting involved in that one.

Deftones at 3rd makes a bit of sense to me, because they've had a mini-resurgence in popularity and their new album has done quite well.

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Can definitely see Arctic Monkeys playing R&L next year, simply with the fact a new albums due out next year, and i expect it to be before or during the summer. Also they've progressed a lot live now, Alex is a lot more comfortable, so if you've not saw them recently you'd be surprised. Also they've not been at the fest since 2009, so certainly in for a shout.

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Yes or no (on if you think they'll be there, not whether or not you'd personally like to have them) on the following:

Jimmy Eat World

Killswitch Engage

A Day To Remember

Black Veil Brides

Alkaline Trio

Skunk Anansie

Garbage

Skindred

Tenacious D

New Found Glory

Taking Back Sunday

System Of A Down

Death Cab For Cutie

Placebo

City & Colour

The Pretty Reckless

Avenged Sevenfold

Limp Bizkit

Funeral For A Friend

Lostprophets

Rise Against

Marilyn Manson

The Prodigy

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Picked up Kerrang today for the Slam Dunk announcement... there was a small section on Reading and the announcement of Deftones.

But festival boss Melvin Benn assures Kerrang! readers they needn't worry about the festival moving away from its rock roots. There's loads more to come... "While we have introduced additional stages to showcase different genres," he tells Kerrang!, " The essence of Reading & Leeds remains, and rock is very much a big part of the festivals. We have plenty more rock bands to come - watch this space!"

So hopefully we'll get plenty of that sort of stuff.

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