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Radiohead touring in 2016


Redwinevino

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1 minute ago, eFestivals said:

the poster have defo been done so it can't be sussed out .... but beck so high? Either Stanley is flagging a favourite, or there's another reason.

Someone has passed me word this morning that Radiohead are still to come, tho I have no idea if it's true.

PERHAPS Radiohead are getting their own announcement as 'very special guests'? I can't see Disclosure subbing Adele...that's very odd. 

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3 minutes ago, wozwebs said:

Madness for West Holts headliner or too big? Could also have the Friday morning slot after James, as per Blondie then again could be sunny afternoon at the Pyramid?

James > Madness would be insane. most the crowd wouldn't move. 

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Just now, jparx said:

They're an act I would expect to close a stage. 

Ahh I getcha.

 

I have them there more or less out of a lack of options. There's no doubt in my mind that the Saturday and Sunday Other Stage headliners are set in stone. The only way I can see them closing a stage is if they do the Friday Other and LCD sub Adele. LCD are bound to do a headline set though so that leaves Disclosure subbing.

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Just now, The Placid Casual said:

Ahh I getcha.

 

I have them there more or less out of a lack of options. There's no doubt in my mind that the Saturday and Sunday Other Stage headliners are set in stone. The only way I can see them closing a stage is if they do the Friday Other and LCD sub Adele. LCD are bound to do a headline set though so that leaves Disclosure subbing.

I don't see any problem with BMTH subbing Disclosure. They could do that European gimmick where Disclosure 'close the stage' but not headline or however it works...

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13 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

the poster have defo been done so it can't be sussed out .... but beck so high? Either Stanley is flagging a favourite, or there's another reason.

Someone has passed me word this morning that Radiohead are still to come, tho I have no idea if it's true.

Care to elaborate, Neil? (Referring to the second paragraph)

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2 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

why? They might be hype of the month, but they're not as big as some are saying.

They might be headlining, but I think you're over-stating things.

Don't say that Neil.. When I said it I got a shedload of abuse!

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3 minutes ago, jparx said:

I don't see any problem with BMTH subbing Disclosure. They could do that European gimmick where Disclosure 'close the stage' but not headline or however it works...

I can't see that happening at Glastonbury, but I've seen weirder things happen (like them book The Who despite them already having a show that day).

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52 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

and yet there's no sign of a saaturday sub

Disclosure looks likely surely. Co-headlining Reading, closing 2nd stage/subbing equivalent at T, they won't be lower than that and as said LCD aren't returning on a reuniom and doing the same slot.

17 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

LCD subbing Disclosure, I was thinking.

With Bastille 3rd down on Other?....I doubt it, they have done the 02, were 3rd down main last year and a new album out.

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