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Headliners 2016


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2 minutes ago, Zac Quinn said:

I agree with you, in theory it shouldn't be enough to entirely rule him out, but he was in the same situation last year and didn't play, and he wasn't being advertised as an exclusive at another UK fest last year either. Although maybe I'm just insistently trying to expect him not to play because I'm not going this year and would be gutted to miss one of the all-time great Glastonbury sets :lol:

Haha I feel your potential pain. 

It does seem unlikely but as long as he's down as a rumour on the lineup page, I'm staying hopeful! Other stage headliner would be mega.

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7 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Could it be Beck?

Had London dates either side of Glastonbury last summer and wasn't booked, and still wasn't booked even when they were rattling around for last-minute Pyramid act replacements. Can't see why he'd be booked this year but not last.

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12 minutes ago, GlastoSimon said:

 

Fucking hell, it's happening everyone. 

Martin and Nile Rodgers fighting it out on Sunday night, doing a mix up of Life on Mars and Let's Dance. 

I will be surprised if they don't cover that now then. There will probably be Bowie covers getting played a lot over the weekend, and Coldplay are your best bet for one.

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1 hour ago, Zac Quinn said:

Had London dates either side of Glastonbury last summer and wasn't booked, and still wasn't booked even when they were rattling around for last-minute Pyramid act replacements. Can't see why he'd be booked this year but not last.

They said the same about ZZ Top. 

For about 3 years on the bounce! 

Though I agree he's not really big enough to sub.  Sunday West Holts headliner, please.

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2 hours ago, jparx said:

I still don't think it's enough to rule him out. Glastonbury would be a huge deal for Kendrick and give him some massive, mainstream publicity in the UK. I'm sure he'd be willing to hop back and forth over the Atlantic if it meant playing in a prominent spot at Glastonbury live on the BBC.

I'd be absolutely gutted in KL plays. First year not going since 2009, I saw him at Leeds and he was outstanding, you really knew you were watching someone very special.

 

 

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I went to the Kendrick gig on friday in Manchester, he was on stage for about half an hour. I believe that if he can fly over from the US for that (granted he probably got a lot of $$$ from Reebok) then he could fly over for Glastonbury

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1 minute ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

I'm prepared to be proven wrong, but about 75% of this fits my view of the West Holts criteria:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/beck/2015/hyde-park-london-england-1bc919b8.html

Fair, perhaps, but check the Blue Moon-Lost Cause one-two. I can't say it affected the atmosphere that much because it didn't really perk up until Loser but those two at West Holts would be popping the funk balloon, I promise.

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51 minutes ago, danwink said:

Any news on Tame Impala possibly subbing on the Saturday? Think they are around that sort of level maybe but can't really see them just before Adele?

I have been assuming for months now that they would be there. I'd expect them third down though, not as a sub. Could be wrong though! 

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