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Headliners 2016


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2 hours ago, Wellyboot said:

Unless a leg break results in Roses stepping in and then I'm all for it (not that I would wish any pain upon anybody of course!! I understand this wont happen but one can dream)

Roses doing a warm up for their gigs in Stoke and Newcastle if that's any good for you? 

 

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8 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

well, that fucked up another of gazza's theories. :lol:

 

Fucked up what theory?

The theory I thought it was crazy Muse would be doing anything other than headlining themselves? You want to look at where you're getting dodgy Muse to sub info from HAHA ;P

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Unbelievable. In the pub after work, and my colleague said 'stand by your beds' out of nowhere. Seconds later I checked Facebook, and Muse had just self confirmed!

Mixed feelings. Im a Muse fan, but Radiohead are number 1 on my wishlist. Then again, Emily did say '3 brilliant british bands'...

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1 minute ago, Badlands said:

Where did you hear this Easty? 

Just come off my mate. They are doing 3 warm up gigs, deffo not playing Glasto (as we had all kind of guessed).

Stoke, Newcastle and one other.

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