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2013 Lineup


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Oh calm down, I think it's a great booking. He's incredibly hard to see live nowadays and despite what you say I think he'll be a huge ticket shifter - you should have seen my twitter timeline when it was announced. And what do you mean ' It's not exactly new because he headlined in 2001'.... that was 12 years ago! Compared to how often acts repeatedly headline the same festivals nowadays, that's a fucking long time! I think they may balance this out with a heavier rock act - Black Sabbath - and then have an indie headliner - Mumford/ Biffy (I know they're on the borderline). Which I think would be a strong set of headliners. Also think some people need to get used to the fact that RnL aren't going to be stuck in 1991 forever, and that they will have to appeal to the current, and more diverse, audience.

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Oh calm down, I think it's a great booking. He's incredibly hard to see live nowadays and despite what you say I think he'll be a huge ticket shifter - you should have seen my twitter timeline when it was announced. And what do you mean ' It's not exactly new because he headlined in 2001'.... that was 12 years ago! Compared to how often acts repeatedly headline the same festivals nowadays, that's a fucking long time! I think they may balance this out with a heavier rock act - Black Sabbath - and then have an indie headliner - Mumford/ Biffy (I know they're on the borderline). Which I think would be a strong set of headliners. Also think some people need to get used to the fact that RnL aren't going to be stuck in 1991 forever, and that they will have to appeal to the current, and more diverse, audience.

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My updated prediction.

Biffy Clyro

Franz Ferdinand

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Brand New

Miles Kane

We Are Scientists

Twin Atlantic

The Joy Formidable

Don Broco

Eminem

Bloc Party

Editors

Cypress Hill

Maximo Park

The Fratellis

Alabama Shakes

The Naked and Famous

Silversun Pickups

Black Sabbath

Placebo

Deftones

Jimmy Eat World

Frank Turner

Billy Talent

Serj Tankian

Lower Than Atlantis

Fearless Vampire Killers

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i can't see it being Metallica. they haven't done anything major since their last performance (well, i know they released Death Magnetic after their headline performances, but they can't promote that now, can they?) and they won't do their Black Album set again. i'd say, if there is a metal headliner (which there doesn't necessarily have to be - maybe just a heavy rock band in the vein of Biffy) then it'll be Black Sabbath

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i'm tempted to put it on the line with Sabbath, Eminem, Blur (this i'm unsure of but can't think who else, i've a hunch it won't be biffy, mumford are still in there but hmm)

Biffy Clyro, The Prodigy and Bloc Party as your subs

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i'd say Sabbath, Eminem, Blur. seems far too good to be true but also the most likely in my eyes. i don't think Mumfords will headline - Glastonbury seems more likely for them - and i just can't think of another act who a. hasn't already played in the previous few years b. is currently touring / doing the festival circuit

if those three do end up being the headliners then it's the best complete set of headliners that Reading & Leeds have had in a long time!

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