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T In The Park 2014


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First off, Elton John?.................Fuck yeah I'd love to see him.

Chiefski your line up is well balanced and has a good mix for both guitar and pop fans to see something at all times. T would never put on something so sensible :)

After Trent Reznor's hissy fit at Reading about not headlining I doubt they would play Tuts but if they did it would be amazing. I don't think teh headline full production set would fit in teh Tut's stage though so the only place they could play IMO is R1 headliner.

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I was thinking Paramore might sub behind Biffy Clyro. It's the only way I could see them in a decent slot at T.

Nine Inch Nails headlining the Radio 1 on the night of the more poppy act would be a good choice, or even in Tuts.

EDIT: Surely Calvin Harris' stage production was more lavish than the current NiN one?

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The Manics were great headlining Rockness 2007 , I was at Daftpunk wondered outside and couldn't go back in so wondered between the two stages as Daftpunk had to get the sides of the tent rolled up so I had the best of both worlds .

Example was shite at Rockness this year a poor headliner , so I can see him still being 3rd or 2nd from the top at T !!

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Anyone else get another email from T today asking who we'd like to see at T? Seemed to have quite a good weighted system in use, where you chose 3 and headliners and 8 other acts, and the order defined how many points each got.

I went for this:

Headliners:

Biffy Clyro

Green Day

Arctic Monkeys

Other acts:

Queens of the Stone Age

Jack White

Fall Out Boy

Seasick Steve

Fatboy Slim

The Gaslight Anthem

Madeon

Franz Ferdinand

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Anyone else get another email from T today asking who we'd like to see at T? Seemed to have quite a good weighted system in use, where you chose 3 and headliners and 8 other acts, and the order defined how many points each got.

I went for this:

Headliners:

Biffy Clyro

Green Day

Arctic Monkeys

Other acts:

Queens of the Stone Age

Jack White

Fall Out Boy

Seasick Steve

Fatboy Slim

The Gaslight Anthem

Madeon

Franz Ferdinand

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It's the same slot basically. If The Prodigy didn't do the NME slot, they'd do the main sub slot.

They are not too big, if Bruno Mars can do it, they certainly can.

All of those I've mentioned IMO are int he right spot, whether they all play or not is a different thing but bar Example being in there. I see all of those playing ahead of QOTSA.

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For headliners I put:

Arctic Monkeys

David Bowie

Radiohead

Other Acts:

Sigur Ros

Arcade Fire

QOTSA

Daughter

The National

Chemical Brothers

Miles Kane

Nine Inch Nails

Interesting to see that they don't see Arcade Fire as headliners. Think Kasabian were in both sections as well.

Surprised to see Blink-182, Bruno Mars, The Strokes and The Prodigy in the headliners list.

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Hard to take that poll seriously. I reckon the headliners are probably as close to sealed as you can get anyways.

Lots of people seem to be overestimating QotSA at the moment. Especially at a festival like T in the Park.

I'd say if you're too big to sub main stage, then you're also too big to headline the Radio One. I'd say those two slots are pretty similar in size. Might even give the edge to the sub-main slot, given who have been playing those slots the last couple of years.

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Right, I decided to go for it, and went for, in this order...

Headliners:

Bruce Springsteen

Muse

Prince

Other Acts:

The National

Arcade Fire

Nine Inch Nails

Katy Perry

Slipknot

Madness

Placebo

CHVRCHES

And with the last question, I decided that I'd go with acts that I wished I caught and didn't, incase it has a bearing. I've got a feeling the top two choices will be playing again anyways.

CHVRCHES

Kodaline

Foals

Two Door Cinema Club

Courteeners

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QotSA headlined festivals which simply don't have the depth that T does. They'd be a good sub headliner on a bill which is aimed at more heavier music fans. They're not as big as Arctic Monkeys here, so subbing behind them wouldn't be bad at all. I'd actually be surprised to see them that high on a T bill. Remember that the sub headline slot is a big slot at T. The Script, Chase and Status and Stereophonics are all big deals. Probably all of them are bigger deals than QotSA at the moment.

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The likes of Prodigy and QOTSA are already playing bigger slots than a sub on Main at the major festivals in Europe. Prodigy can do their own outdoor gigs, and QOTSA are already getting this type of headline slot at festivals.

I really can't see QOTSA doing a sub on main to anyone other than a legendary rock act type band such as AC/DC. I just can't see them taking a sub to Lady Gaga or Jessie J.

Changing the subject, I found it strange that Arcade Fire weren't in the top 3 dropdown lists. I picked Bowie but think the chances of him playing are slim to non existent. Springsteen will have finished his Wrecking Ball tour by the time of T 2014 so can also be written off as a possibility.

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Decided to narrow my wantlist down to a realistic list, guided by that poll and some others. Wantlist will include bands I'm intrigued to see even if I'm not a massive fan.

Arctic Monkeys

Biffy Clyro

Bruno Mars

Kings of Leon

The Prodigy

Arcade Fire

Blondie

CHVRCHES

Del Amitri

Depeche Mode

Ellie Goulding

Fall Out Boy

Franz Ferdinand

Gaslight Anthem

Goldfrapp

James

Kodaline

Laura Marling

Madness

Manic Street Preachers

McFly

Morrissey

Nine Inch Nails

Olly Murs

Paramore

Pixies

Placebo

Primal Scream

Queens of the Stone Age

The Airborne Toxic Event

The Naked and Famous

The National

The Temper Trap

The Wombats

Thirty Seconds to Mars

Tom Odell

Vampire Weekend

Bolded the ones who I think we've got a very real chance of seeing at T next year.

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Done the online survey. Went for....

David Bowie

Prince

Radiohead

QOTSA

Sasha and John Digweed

Underworld

Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds

Public Enemy

The Libertines

Chic fets Nile Rodgers

Dr Dre

Some of the options they are offering are insane Alesso, Hardwell, Gareth Emery, Nicky Romero, Otto Knows etc, its like they have taken the DJ mag top 100 DJ's poll seriously and are looking for acts from it.

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Someone said that to you as a prediction, or as info? If the latter, you seem to get told an awful lot of info for every festival.

Also, that's not "different" in any way. It's the most predictable trio there is for next year.

And why not Arctic Monkeys? They seem the most obvious to me by a mile for next year.

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I thought it was stated that three guitar acts were gonna be headlining next year or something?

I think it's different as it's been a while since a trio like that have headlined T, when was the last time all three headliners were solid modern rock bands.

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