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The Non-Headlining Acts 2013


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Already mentioned but i could really see Public Enemy playing h lot that's been filled in the past two shows by Snoop and Wu-Tang Clan, they're touring now and have had a massive increase in exposure from th Paralympic's using 'Harde Than You Think'.

Also already mentioned but Jeff Lynne, would make an real coup for the Sunday legends slot!

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Already mentioned but i could really see Public Enemy playing h lot that's been filled in the past two shows by Snoop and Wu-Tang Clan, they're touring now and have had a massive increase in exposure from th Paralympic's using 'Harde Than You Think'.

Also already mentioned but Jeff Lynne, would make an real coup for the Sunday legends slot!

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I was thinking Dre but as much as it would make my festival there is no chance it will happen. I dont think he will play a solo gig again as it seems like he isnt interested anymore (he has already said he is retiring as soon as Detox comes out)

Only chance we have of Dre playing over here is if he did some kind of Aftermath tour with Snoop, Eminem and one of the young rappers n on the label and I can only see that happening if he ever releases Detox

Any of these could do it though

Cypress Hill (enjoyed them at leeds)

Public Enemy

de la soul

Outkast (dont even know if their still going)

Nas (although might not be well known enough to work, you need a rapper that people know)

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Words can't describe how much I'd love to see Nas next year. Sadly he's not as big as a lot of rappers are over here sad.png My favourite rapper.

Anybody old school would suit me, I don't like a lot of the new artists. OutKast would be an extremely slim chance with them both doing their own thing at the moment.

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Praying for this to happen, they are my favourite band and were utterly sublime on their tour last year. I think headlining the Other Stage is probably most likely, but they could easily do the Pyramid still. The reception to the new album has been good, they haven't played a UK festival since Reading and Leeds 2007 and they're playing better than they ever have done.

It's strange how they aren't perceived as quite as legendary/iconic as they should be, yet Pearl Jam etc are.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enY0VTrUcnA

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Praying for this to happen, they are my favourite band and were utterly sublime on their tour last year. I think headlining the Other Stage is probably most likely, but they could easily do the Pyramid still. The reception to the new album has been good, they haven't played a UK festival since Reading and Leeds 2007 and they're playing better than they ever have done.

It's strange how they aren't perceived as quite as legendary/iconic as they should be, yet Pearl Jam etc are.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enY0VTrUcnA

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