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Lineup 2015


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Like two of my friends are 18, and they don't go out anyway, so my only nights out are in Scunny with freshboys I'm not even friends with, when I get asked to come out with them. Sigh.

Sheff's my third closest place to go out tbh, and I'm moving to Newcastle 7 days after your birthday :P

All the more reason to come :P

I think they also like NIN at Corp so it sounds like heaven for you

i'll make t shirts that say 'efests on tour' ayyy

Have to put usernames on and all

Also I have to mention guys that I was actually rofling when I was reading what I have missed :lol:

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READING FRIDAY/LEEDS SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Jay-Z

The Prodigy

Bring Me The Horizon

The Gaslight Anthem

Don Broco

Billy Talent

We Are The In Crowd

Arcane Roots

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Bastille

Friendly Fires

Royal Blood

Dog Is Dead

READING SATURDAY/LEEDS SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

The Black Keys

The Libertines

Two Door Cinema Club

Miles Kane

Tame Impala

The Strypes

Palma Violets

The Naked And Famous

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Crystal Castles

OFWGKTA

Lucy Rose

Howler

READING SUNDAY/LEEDS FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

The Vaccines

Frank Turner

All Time Low

Rise Against

The Horrors

Of Mice And Men

Drenge

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Enter Shikari

Iggy Azalea

Seasick Steve

Ghostpoet

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READING FRIDAY/LEEDS SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Jay-Z

The Prodigy

Bring Me The Horizon

The Gaslight Anthem

Don Broco

Billy Talent

We Are The In Crowd

Arcane Roots

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Bastille

Friendly Fires

Royal Blood

Dog Is Dead

READING SATURDAY/LEEDS SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

The Black Keys

The Libertines

Two Door Cinema Club

Miles Kane

Tame Impala

The Strypes

Palma Violets

The Naked And Famous

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Crystal Castles

OFWGKTA

Lucy Rose

Howler

READING SUNDAY/LEEDS FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

The Vaccines

Frank Turner

All Time Low

Rise Against

The Horrors

Of Mice And Men

Drenge

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Enter Shikari

Iggy Azalea

Seasick Steve

Ghostpoet

it's odd but I'd go

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READING FRIDAY/LEEDS SATURDAY

MAIN STAGE

Jay-Z

The Prodigy

Bring Me The Horizon

The Gaslight Anthem

Don Broco

Billy Talent

We Are The In Crowd

Arcane Roots

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Bastille

Friendly Fires

Royal Blood

Dog Is Dead

READING SATURDAY/LEEDS SUNDAY

MAIN STAGE

The Black Keys

The Libertines

Two Door Cinema Club

Miles Kane

Tame Impala

The Strypes

Palma Violets

The Naked And Famous

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Crystal Castles

OFWGKTA

Lucy Rose

Howler

READING SUNDAY/LEEDS FRIDAY

MAIN STAGE

Blur

The Vaccines

Frank Turner

All Time Low

Rise Against

The Horrors

Of Mice And Men

Drenge

NME/RADIO 1 STAGE

Enter Shikari

Iggy Azalea

Seasick Steve

Ghostpoet

I don't get the Friday at all....

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The friday makes sense placement wise etc. I don't think the head or the sub is likely but other than that I can see where they're coming from.

It is just that the main stage has acts that would have lost of crossover appeal then there is jut Jay Z headlining. It would make sense if the NME headliner was Bastille for that day either

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Ah, so that puts that rumour to bed

We can now focus on Manics and NMH heading the FR :P

Manics headlining FR would actually be fantastic, but after this year when they've done touring Futurology I can imagine they'll be on another break or working on their next album in 2015.

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