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Site being closed off early, no headliner announcement until June, so much secrecy around the line up this year. Could be is be Bowie? Could be secretly rehearsing to see if he's up to it, could be getting the pyramid ready a bit early for him to check out and see how he feels!

This theard has driven me mad! The thread has made it seem way more intense, we've had the line up later than this before, but it just makes it feel like it's taking forever

Please don't get my hopes up again

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It won't be muse regardless of exclusives

Blur flat out said they weren't 'recently' so I doubt it's them

Fleetwood Mac fully back in the game now (imo) Mick said no literally ages ago.. So much could have changed since.

Macca is just as likely now. If the lineup truly truly truly won't be finished until June and the last headliner isn't out till then, then this changes everything.

Dramatic but, this opens up the possibilities much more!

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Not posted in a verrrrry long time but been following this thread and it's sending me actually loopy.

If this "Not until June" thing is to be believed, surely that points to Fleetwood Mac?

Playing the UK, gap in the schedule...but exclusive to IOW. But surely once they've played IOW they're no longer a exclusive to them?

Glastonbury could then announce Mac the week of June 15th before the festival?

Boom!

If this "Not until June" thing is to be believed.

Sounds legit

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It won't be muse regardless of exclusives

Blur flat out said they weren't 'recently' so I doubt it's them

Fleetwood Mac fully back in the game now (imo) Mick said no literally ages ago.. So much could have changed since.

Macca is just as likely now. If the lineup truly truly truly won't be finished until June and the last headliner isn't out till then, then this changes everything.

Dramatic but, this opens up the possibilities much more!

Mick Fleetwood gave the bluntest no possible and pretty much told Fleetwood Mac fans not to go to Glastonbury if you're planning on seeing them there. If it turns out they actually are at Glastonbury then Kanye is only the second biggest c**t headlining the Pyramid this year

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Mick Fleetwood gave the bluntest no possible and pretty much told Fleetwood Mac fans not to go to Glastonbury if you're planning on seeing them there. If it turns out they actually are at Glastonbury then Kanye is only the second biggest c**t headlining the Pyramid this year

I don't think no means no in eavis's mind. I think a no means they will still put everything to get them

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It won't be muse regardless of exclusives

Blur flat out said they weren't 'recently' so I doubt it's them

Fleetwood Mac fully back in the game now (imo) Mick said no literally ages ago.. So much could have changed since.

Macca is just as likely now. If the lineup truly truly truly won't be finished until June and the last headliner isn't out till then, then this changes everything.

Dramatic but, this opens up the possibilities much more!

Matt can you summarise whats happened today please?

Or someone, I'm just confused by all this info?

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