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2013 Lineup


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that said.... how many times can they keep pulling off a sub slot playing those kind of venues. I've a feeling that Bloc Party will be this generations Ash, or Feeder... bands who are big at the festival and will always get booked, but in lower and lower slots. I can't see them becoming huge, and the only way seems to be down for them.

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that said.... how many times can they keep pulling off a sub slot playing those kind of venues. I've a feeling that Bloc Party will be this generations Ash, or Feeder... bands who are big at the festival and will always get booked, but in lower and lower slots. I can't see them becoming huge, and the only way seems to be down for them.

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I think only one is a good shout and that's Biffy Clyro IMO at the mo. I think myself and others would be surprised did they not headline it.

Unless they suddenly become hugely mainstream-popular, I reckon they'd be tried out as a headliner first at Download before Live Nation/Fest Republic would want to take the risk of them headlining Reading/Leeds.

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Unless they suddenly become hugely mainstream-popular, I reckon they'd be tried out as a headliner first at Download before Live Nation/Fest Republic would want to take the risk of them headlining Reading/Leeds.

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I think they might headline TITP next year. From what i've heard the Scots go mental over Scottish bands, so I doubt it would be too conversational if they headlined.

Considering they're subbing at IOW and Download and headlined Sonisphere last year. Surely they can't be that far off? Considering Arcade Fire and MCR have headlined in the last two years, and Biffy are bigger than both were before the line up was announced, I really can't see that popularity is really that much of a problem.

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