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Royal baby to headline. Can't be revealed at the moment due to being unborn and unnamed

Apparently an exclusive to St. Mary's Hospital, so unlikely I'm afraid.

Would be nice to see more unidentified gender acts headlining though, we don't get enough of those these days.

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Apparently an exclusive to St. Mary's Hospital, so unlikely I'm afraid.

Would be nice to see more unidentified gender acts headlining though, we don't get enough of those these days.

Wasn't Grace Jones heavily rumoured to be playing a while back

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Or it could just be nothing. There was a "moon" design in 2010 and I don't remember that having anything to do with anything - apart from making a horrible (albeit glow in the dark) t-shirt!

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Full moon in 2010 for the first time ever during the festival.*

* I think that's right but there's a good chance it's not.

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Let's be honest Charlie is the best choice for a headliner. Pianos just make sense to him. And, come on, the chorus of 'Go fuck yourselves' would be a massive sing along at the pyramid.

I vote for a full performance of "The Nightman" for Sunday headliner, complete with a sing-a-long of "The Nightman Cometh", and of course, that old classic "The Troll Toll"

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I vote for a full performance of "The Nightman" for Sunday headliner, complete with a sing-a-long of "The Nightman Cometh", and of course, that old classic "The Troll Toll"

And let's not forget 'baby boy, tiny boy' complete with dee improvisation Edited by FloorFiller
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