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Rock Werchter 2014


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Can't see Biffy Clyro happening again. When they do repeats, it's usually acts that became even bigger and scored more hits in the time span between the fest and the next announcements. The only acts that would classify here would be Bastille, Disclosure and Rudimental (and Major Lazer, but that's already done).

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Can't see Biffy Clyro happening again. When they do repeats, it's usually acts that became even bigger and scored more hits in the time span between the fest and the next announcements. The only acts that would classify here would be Bastille, Disclosure and Rudimental (and Major Lazer, but that's already done).

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Really hope Biffy are back. As said, they were brilliant in the tent, but being on the main stage wouldn't be a problem, seeing as they pull of main stage headline slots elsewhere. It's not like they're a band that'll be lost on a big stage.

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Does this mean live performances are back on the cards, potentially why the sunday act isn't accounced yet, festivals potentially fighting it out for them next year?

thinking exactly the same, that would be pretty awesome, althought I was yet dreaming with Foo Fighters ;P

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