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April announcement - fill in the gaps


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Friday FR headliner: Franz Ferdinand - could also be main stage on day of Arctic Monkeys

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Sunday Lock Up headliner: The Blackout/Skindred

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the 16 other acts: Darlia, Turbowolf, Pins, Slaves, Thumpers, GIANTS,

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Friday Main #7: Papa Roach

Friday Main #8: Pulled Apart by Horses

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Saturday Main #8: Modestep

Saturday Main #9: Dry the River

Sunday Main #6: Asking Alexandria

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Friday FR headliner: Babyshambles

Saturday FR headliner: Palma Violets

Sunday FR headliner: The Kooks

Sunday Lock Up headliner: NoFX

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the 16 other acts: Baby Godzilla, The Orwells, Darlia, Howler, The Wonder Years, The Story So Far, Gnarwolves, Every Time I Die, Childhood, Wovenwar

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