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T in The Park 2015


Matt42

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as I said, what has been said in the interview is embargo'd, so it can't be used until a particular time.

He's definitely been at it in the past, I'm sure he let slip about Beyoncé and SHM in recent years

Anyway we aren't going to get anymore out of you, time to wait B)

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Well Pixies against Biffy Clyro hasn't that much crossover at all. Considerably less than The Prodigy and Noel Gallagher anyway.

Indy punk v indy rock against Dance v Indy Mince rock???? Pixies and Biffy have far more cross over.

Where's Slipknot?

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Well, the poster will obviously have the big news on it. Otherwise what's the point? So any extra band will be undercarders.

nah, that's not quite how things works in festival promotion/medialand.

As a generalisation, why put out all of the attention-grabbing names just the once, when if you split them you get people's attention more than once and so have a greater more than one big chance of tempting into buying tickets.

It's probably the case by this time of year that a fest like T in July could annouce almost all of it's line-up in one go, but it never does - to get those extra chances of getting people's attention.

It's probably for that very reason that they announced The Libs a while back.

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nah, that's not quite how things works in festival promotion/medialand.

As a generalisation, why put out all of the attention-grabbing names just the once, when if you split them you get people's attention more than once and so have a greater more than one big chance of tempting into buying tickets.

It's probably the case by this time of year that a fest like T in July could annouce almost all of it's line-up in one go, but it never does - to get those extra chances of getting people's attention.

It's probably for that very reason that they announced The Libs a while back.

Seems a bit odd to do it on the same day though.

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Seems a bit odd to do it on the same day though.

I don't think Geoff does it deliberately.

He'll know of all the acts who are confirmed, like they're etched in his head.

He'll be less interested in learning by rote the bands that are going to be announced in a specific press release, so it's not really a massive surprise if he strays off the script a little sometimes.

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In recent years, after the initial line-up announcement, we've rarely seen any other big names being announced. So in terms of the festival big hitters, this is probably our lot.

Hope the undercard is solid though!

All of the Radio 1 headliners were confirmed days after the main announcement in 2013, were they not?

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Beady Eye were announced the day tickets went on sale along with 3/4 other acts just after the main announcement. I remember Calvin Harris wasn't on the poster that year either but people started tweeting T asking why he wasn't on it and he was confirmed later in the day.

Did they not do some carry on with Calvin Harris, appearing to tweet him asking if he wanted to headline the R1 stage and he agreed, all an act

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Did they not do some carry on with Calvin Harris, appearing to tweet him asking if he wanted to headline the R1 stage and he agreed, all an act

Yeah, that was it. I'd forgotten about them tweeting him, but yeah, if I remember right they started retweeting/replying to people asking for Calvin Harris then tweeted him asking if he wanted to play.

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