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thewayiam

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Doubt it. Muse would be wasted on a V crowd, more suited to R & L which is more likely. Would depend on the money offered though, they're a big factor in which fest I attend next year, and if R & L get arctics as well they're looking solid already

Muse won't play R&L though because they last did that in 2011 which is far too recent

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Doubt it. Muse would be wasted on a V crowd, more suited to R & L which is more likely. Would depend on the money offered though, they're a big factor in which fest I attend next year, and if R & L get arctics as well they're looking solid already

There's no chance at all they'll play R&L. They're about the most mainstream band in the world other than Coldplay, they could easily play V.

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There's no chance at all they'll play R&L. They're about the most mainstream band in the world other than Coldplay, they could easily play V.

Didnt realise they'd played so recent but still don't see them at V. After this year the organisers will want major mainstream acts now. Going to be the new T4
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Coldplay are on a 3 year break, they only toured last year.

oasis and Rihanna would be huge - Rihanna on a UK Exciusive too, she'll have done V Fest, she's even playing a fest in europe that'll book her and a stadium tour. IF she doesn't actually take a break year and doesn't end up at Glasto - as I see that being the better offer for her at this time then that's still big.

I am afraid that your wrong, coldplay aren't on a 3 year break they just won't be in Australia for a few years, Chris Martin said that himself. There a possibility

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Arctics at TITP so does that make them any less likely for V?

I think either Gaga or Katy Perry for one day, Coldplay or Prodigy or (if money V throw at them could pursuade them) Mumfords

with Avicii on 4music stage one day, One Republic on at some point on 4music stage and McBusted in the arena at some point

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