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Radiohead touring in 2016


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12 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

i just don't see any appropriate venue or open slot for them tbh. there aren't any TBA's or Special Guests they could slot in to like there have been in previous years. i've a feeling your man who had the info of them being booked just heard 'booked for Glastonbury' which meant next year (considering both this years and last years headliners were apparently sorted out a while ago, or at least had some kind of verbal agreement)

yep, I've already realised it's possible that for the 2nd year on the trot I might have heard something a year in advance of it happening (as it seems pretty certain now that's what happened with Coldplay last year).

But, given the closeness of what was heard this year compared to last, it's not as likely, I think. I lean more towards the idea that something changed, or nothing has changed.

15 minutes ago, arcade fireman said:

I just can't see any possible slot they might play. There's not even that many Special Guest slots. It's not like Thom DJing - they need a proper stage.

Unless there's a fictional act somewhere on we haven't twigged yet...

yep, it's definitely hard to see where they might be playing - tho of course if they were playing, that's how Glasto would want it to be anyway.

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Loving the idea of a handful of Radiohead fans sat in the Park on Sunday night at 10.30pm as the lights are all slowly turned off, the litter pickers start to clean up around them, the stage hands begin loading out the gear, a dark chill descends across the field and the rain begins to pour down as the inevitable realisation finally sets in that Glasto 2016 was a Radiohead free zone. 

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3 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Loving the idea of a handful of Radiohead fans sat in the Park on Sunday night at 10.30pm as the lights are all slowly turned off, the litter pickers start to clean up around them, the stage hands begin loading out the gear, a dark chill descends across the field and the rain begins to pour down as the inevitable realisation finally sets in that Glasto 2016 was a Radiohead free zone. 

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This was cruel.

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19 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Loving the idea of a handful of Radiohead fans sat in the Park on Sunday night at 10.30pm as the lights are all slowly turned off, the litter pickers start to clean up around them, the stage hands begin loading out the gear, a dark chill descends across the field and the rain begins to pour down as the inevitable realisation finally sets in that Glasto 2016 was a Radiohead free zone. 

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This already sort of happened in (I think) 2013 with people thinking Atoms for Peace were gonna be on after the final Park headliner. I knew there was no chance and didn't bother sticking around, but my mate who barely has an interest in Radiohead was insisting the rumours were true and we should stick around. We ended up stealing a march on those people heading to the SE corner. 

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15 minutes ago, Villa Rosie said:

My friend is a primavera and has spoken to someone apparently in the know who is adamant they are on after grimes 

I'm just imagining Rafa saying that with the confidence and swagger of a UCL winner. 

Even in that scenario it seems unlikely :P

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Just now, eFestivals said:

Here's an obvious slot, but everyone automatically dismisses it.

It's the perfect place to hide them. :P

 

Honestly, a lot of it is the thought of them clashing with LCD :unsure: 

Now I definitely don't want them to play if that's the only slot available!

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2 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

Here's an obvious slot, but everyone automatically dismisses it.

It's the perfect place to hide them. :P

 

The Park only started finishing early in 2013 immediately after they'd had problems with over crowding at 2011's secret sets.  The plan was to have a secret Park headliner but they'd let us get used to the early finish on a Sunday for a couple of years so it is dismissed by the majority.

 

 I don't believe that at all by the way it is far too tin hat but it crossed my mind so I thought I'd mention it. 

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3 hours ago, The Nal said:

Loving the idea of a handful of Radiohead fans sat in the Park on Sunday night at 10.30pm as the lights are all slowly turned off, the litter pickers start to clean up around them, the stage hands begin loading out the gear, a dark chill descends across the field and the rain begins to pour down as the inevitable realisation finally sets in that Glasto 2016 was a Radiohead free zone. 


Seriously don't do this no one plays at that time. I remember 2013 thinking Bowie was coming out... (I fucking wish he did). The lights kept flashing and giving us hope... but slowly they all started switching off.

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36 minutes ago, jparx said:

Honestly, a lot of it is the thought of them clashing with LCD :unsure: 

Now I definitely don't want them to play if that's the only slot available!

I'm with you on this, that would be the ultimate kick in the balls. To such an extent that it would convince me that it was The Nal himself who booked it. 

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4 hours ago, The Nal said:

Loving the idea of a handful of Radiohead fans sat in the Park on Sunday night at 10.30pm as the lights are all slowly turned off, the litter pickers start to clean up around them, the stage hands begin loading out the gear, a dark chill descends across the field and the rain begins to pour down as the inevitable realisation finally sets in that Glasto 2016 was a Radiohead free zone. 

Dr.-Who.gif

And of course the Park finished half an hour later than the other main stages in 2010 and 2015.  Add in a 30 minute changeover after Grimes and you've got a nice little 10:30-11:45 slot filled with false hope and disappointment. 

Of course I'm really going up there to watch, errrr......... the Gutterfunk Closing Party (honest)

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39 minutes ago, Idioteque18 said:

I can't believe they aren't doing an official stream for Radiohead, Sigur Ros or PJ Harvey at Primavera. The Red Bull TV stream isn't covering them. Damn.

I thought there was going to be a stream for Radiohead??? That's a bugger if not. 

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Is this a sign?

A song has just cropped up on our Glastonbury playlist iPod which might be of interest...

P.J.Harvey singing 'This mess we're in' from her 'Stories from the City...' album featuring none other than Thom Yorke.

Very nice it was too.

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5 minutes ago, JanieM28 said:

Is this a sign?

A song has just cropped up on our Glastonbury playlist iPod which might be of interest...

P.J.Harvey singing 'This mess we're in' from her 'Stories from the City...' album featuring none other than Thom Yorke.

Very nice it was too.

Brilliant song, brilliant album.

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