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Does Jeff Lynne fit the description of "English artist with mainly American band" too. I have no idea about his band.

One other 'unexpected' ' possibility for headliner (and dear god, I'm not willing it in any way) - Mark Ronson.

*runs for cover.

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Does Jeff Lynne fit the description of "English artist with mainly American band" too. I have no idea about his band.

One other 'unexpected' ' possibility for headliner (and dear god, I'm not willing it in any way) - Mark Ronson.

*runs for cover.

Uptown Funk was very successful, but not that successful!

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As much as I love them, a few years ago I would have said the same. But, there appears to be a lot of love and appreciation now being banded about for Mr Lynne and his back catalogue. Having said that if he were announced I can see a fair bit of derision in the mainstream press. His inclusion as a potential headliner is far more sane that a few of the other names being mentioned.

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£70 is obscene, I don't think there's any artist I'd pay more than £50 for. Neil Young or Taylor Swift at a push, but I'd 100% draw the line at £60. Even if I was rich I'd see it as a piss-take.

Edit; and that's for floor seats/standing, mind, the best experience you can possibly have when on arena tiers is £30's worth (although I did shell out quite a bit for Leonard Cohen in the tiers, and that was excellent).

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£70 is obscene, I don't think there's any artist I'd pay more than £50 for. Neil Young or Taylor Swift at a push, but I'd 100% draw the line at £60. Even if I was rich I'd see it as a piss-take.

Just shows what value for the money the Glasto ticket is!

Not really obscene though he is a Beatle! Stones have been charging those prices for years. A lot of top tier acts have.

But the all seated thing means you're guaranteed to be further away unless you pay more. A lot more.

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Just shows what value for the money the Glasto ticket is!

Very true! You could even take away the Pyramid, John Peel and Other, Glastonbury would still be unbeatable value, I'd think you'd have to hack off 90% of the fest before it wasn't worth the money.

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Foo Fighters

Blur

Pharrell Williams

Kanye West (unfortunately) or Taylor (think she'll appear either way.

IOW and Glasto sharing Blur. IOW needing to wait to announce and Glasto not announcing yet so it doesn't matter anyway, plus in IOW's favor, the other event to announce is already sold out! I'm beginning to think any meaning to the whole, you can't one-up Glasto is because if they have Blur, and they couldn't keep them from Glasto as well.

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i do wonder why IOW havent announced their last headliner?

And you know it isn't Prince or Macca. It's unlikely to be Coldplay. Glasto would keep things very tight lipped as well as although they don't care where someone else plays, if Blur at Glasto got leaked, anyone going but still thinking do I/don't I for BST suddenly won't give a shit about BST.

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Prince is always a late deal signer. :P

i do wonder why IOW havent announced their last headliner?

Could be giving Blur and BST a chance to sell?

Fleetwood Mac and Prince on one line up would be sticking the boot into glastonbury, just a little bit. How deep are Giddings pockets? That would be one expensive set of headliners for a festival.

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£70 is obscene, I don't think there's any artist I'd pay more than £50 for. Neil Young or Taylor Swift at a push, but I'd 100% draw the line at £60. Even if I was rich I'd see it as a piss-take.

Edit; and that's for floor seats/standing, mind, the best experience you can possibly have when on arena tiers is £30's worth (although I did shell out quite a bit for Leonard Cohen in the tiers, and that was excellent).

I have just paid £92 for Morrisey in Birmingham

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