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Yeah I like the new fob album been a fan since from under the cork tree album and loved everyone if their albums (really not a big fan of folie a dulex, but a few ok songs) so tbh what ever they do I love, the new enter shikari album is brilliant defenetly their second best album they have done (1st best album has to be the first album)

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Nah Fall Out Boy will sub if they do play. Playing arenas doesn't mean you'll headline at all. Vampire Weekend played arenas on their last UK tour.

Their last tour was an arena tour. I assumed he was asking whether an arena gig in Leeds would affect anything. Don't get the relevance of an Aberdeen gig, though???

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Those are just the dates that have been leaked or whatever. I dunno the full extent of it, just those two; Leeds from the eFests listing and Aberdeen from the Download forum. I think any tour announced now would decrease the chances of them doing R+L this year, whether they're playing Leeds Arena or not.

I suspect the coheadline thing Tyranicide said was just a trademark zinger.

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I think this account has been hacked.

I think this falls well within my remit of posting about either pretentious twiddly indie music where every track is 10 minutes +, or super hormonal pop music, and nothing in between.

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Another Manchester date for the Fall Out Boy tour would be good stuff, they were on top form last year at the arena gig #sorrynotsorry.

There will be a Manchester date at the Phones4U Arena apparently, Ticketmaster accidentally sent an email alert out for it.

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