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Radiohead touring in 2016


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2 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

I haven't seen a poster however (I did mention this in the headliner thread a while back) a friend of mine claims he has.

He said Muse and Coldplay were on it and was right although I had reservations as they were very heavily rumoured anyway.

He also said Adele's name was on it and whilst this was a long while ago again it's hard not to have reservations due to how heavily it was rumoured.

But he loves the festival as much as we all do and as an "older" gentleman I don't think he'd be lying to get bites out of people on an internet forum so I'm more inclined to believe him than to not.

He has said that Radiohead are on the poster which he has seen.

He's also given other names & gone as far as saying the running order but to me that doesn't add up as the first poster doesn't have that on.

Interesting...

Are there any surprising names you've heard?

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3 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

I haven't seen a poster however (I did mention this in the headliner thread a while back) a friend of mine claims he has.

He said Muse and Coldplay were on it and was right although I had reservations as they were very heavily rumoured anyway.

He also said Adele's name was on it and whilst this was a long while ago again it's hard not to have reservations due to how heavily it was rumoured.

But he loves the festival as much as we all do and as an "older" gentleman I don't think he'd be lying to get bites out of people on an internet forum so I'm more inclined to believe him than to not.

He has said that Radiohead are on the poster which he has seen.

He's also given other names & gone as far as saying the running order but to me that doesn't add up as the first poster doesn't have that on.

Could he be guesstimating the running order based on last year's poster and eventual times? It's fairly easy to work out when the bigger acts will play just from the poster alone.

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Radiohead on the poster but not headlining would probably kibosh any hopes for a proper headline set at Glasto anytime soon.

It won't be a full set, nowhere near, and wouldn't even come close to matching the experience seeing them at an arena (which they'll probably play next year). 

Obviously it's still Radiohead playing so would still drop everything and see them, but never felt this neutral at the idea of seeing them play. 

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5 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

I haven't seen a poster however (I did mention this in the headliner thread a while back) a friend of mine claims he has.

He said Muse and Coldplay were on it and was right although I had reservations as they were very heavily rumoured anyway.

He also said Adele's name was on it and whilst this was a long while ago again it's hard not to have reservations due to how heavily it was rumoured.

But he loves the festival as much as we all do and as an "older" gentleman I don't think he'd be lying to get bites out of people on an internet forum so I'm more inclined to believe him than to not.

He has said that Radiohead are on the poster which he has seen.

He's also given other names & gone as far as saying the running order but to me that doesn't add up as the first poster doesn't have that on.

Oh never

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Just now, jparx said:

Could he be guesstimating the running order based on last year's poster and eventual times? It's fairly easy to work out when the bigger acts will play just from the poster alone.

Actually that bit is my fault (and wrong, crossed wires). But the rest of what he says...

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1 minute ago, arcade fireman said:

Radiohead on the poster but not headlining would probably kibosh any hopes for a proper headline set at Glasto anytime soon.

It won't be a full set, nowhere near, and wouldn't even come close to matching the experience seeing them at an arena (which they'll probably play next year). 

Obviously it's still Radiohead playing so would still drop everything and see them, but never felt this neutral at the idea of seeing them play. 

Maybe playing their new album in full somewhere?

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9 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

I haven't seen a poster however (I did mention this in the headliner thread a while back) a friend of mine claims he has.

He said Muse and Coldplay were on it and was right although I had reservations as they were very heavily rumoured anyway.

He also said Adele's name was on it and whilst this was a long while ago again it's hard not to have reservations due to how heavily it was rumoured.

But he loves the festival as much as we all do and as an "older" gentleman I don't think he'd be lying to get bites out of people on an internet forum so I'm more inclined to believe him than to not.

He has said that Radiohead are on the poster which he has seen.

He's also given other names & gone as far as saying the running order but to me that doesn't add up as the first poster doesn't have that on.

Sorry but given the previous Radiohead heartbreak it would be criminal for me to buy into this. Would love it if it happened though - tell your mate I'd buy him a pint.

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They did that at the Park Stage though. If they did that, it'd have to be billed as "Radiohead plays LP9" - at Primavera Suede are billed as playing Night Thoughts for example. At least people would know what they were turning up to. But these shows are in the middle of what is basically a world tour where they'll presumably be playing a proper set at every gig. 

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5 minutes ago, arcade fireman said:

Radiohead on the poster but not headlining would probably kibosh any hopes for a proper headline set at Glasto anytime soon.

It won't be a full set, nowhere near, and wouldn't even come close to matching the experience seeing them at an arena (which they'll probably play next year). 

Obviously it's still Radiohead playing so would still drop everything and see them, but never felt this neutral at the idea of seeing them play. 

I'd be happy to see a fan pleasing set at the Roundhouse, then the hits at Glastonbury. 

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7 minutes ago, arcade fireman said:

Radiohead on the poster but not headlining would probably kibosh any hopes for a proper headline set at Glasto anytime soon.

It won't be a full set, nowhere near, and wouldn't even come close to matching the experience seeing them at an arena (which they'll probably play next year). 

Obviously it's still Radiohead playing so would still drop everything and see them, but never felt this neutral at the idea of seeing them play. 

Would wait to see where it lands first but yeah, the idea of the Radiohead set I've dreamed of seeing at Glasto being a sub slot where many will be just having a look before they see the headliner  isn't really what I'd hope for. I've been sceptical as to whether people are familiar with their new stuff for it to be worthwhile headlining, never mind lower down.

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It's Radiohead at Glastonbury. If they are indeed on the lineup poster (not allowing myself to believe yet) they will definitely have a prominent slot. I'd take an 80 sub headline, special guest slot at Glastonbury any day. We've never had any guarantees that Radiohead would headline the festival again, so I will take what I can get. EE saying the headliners have been lined up for next year as well makes me think Radiohead isn't one of them, so this may be the best we can get.

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Hold on a minute - Theory -

If you think about it, and if this is ridiculous pls feel free to tell me I'm chatting bollocks BUT.. On their UK tour RH are playing the Roundhouse.. Not any UK stadiums. Could this perhaps justify why they could only be subbing or headlining the Other. All along it has been Muse, Adele, Coldplay but if Eavis wanted Radiohead could she perhaps use the excuse of them not headlining being down to not play stadiums on a UK tour but the other 3 are? Could that have swung RH to perhaps agreeing to a 'lower down' slot?

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19 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

I'd be happy to see a fan pleasing set at the Roundhouse, then the hits at Glastonbury. 

Luckily we've both got tickets then! Maybe the fact I'm seeing them a few times this summer makes me less excited about a minor Glasto appearance. 

A Glasto headline spot however would be worth even more than a small gig. I've seen them before at smaller places like Blackpool Empress Ballroom and Manchester Apollo, but the Glasto headline spot is the one I'm waiting on. 

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10 minutes ago, Honeybane said:

Hold on a minute - Theory -

If you think about it, and if this is ridiculous pls feel free to tell me I'm chatting bollocks BUT.. On their UK tour RH are playing the Roundhouse.. Not any UK stadiums. Could this perhaps justify why they could only be subbing or headlining the Other. All along it has been Muse, Adele, Coldplay but if Eavis wanted Radiohead could she perhaps use the excuse of them not headlining being down to not play stadiums on a UK tour but the other 3 are? Could that have swung RH to perhaps agreeing to a 'lower down' slot?

I have no doubt that Radiohead could play stadia if they wanted to. Just look how quickly the Roundhouse gigs went.

It would make no difference to their position on the lineup.

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11 minutes ago, Honeybane said:

Hold on a minute - Theory -

If you think about it, and if this is ridiculous pls feel free to tell me I'm chatting bollocks BUT.. On their UK tour RH are playing the Roundhouse.. Not any UK stadiums. Could this perhaps justify why they could only be subbing or headlining the Other. All along it has been Muse, Adele, Coldplay but if Eavis wanted Radiohead could she perhaps use the excuse of them not headlining being down to not play stadiums on a UK tour but the other 3 are? Could that have swung RH to perhaps agreeing to a 'lower down' slot?

They're headlining festivals left, right and centre elsewhere. 

 

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In fairness, the festivals they are headlining are small-medium size. They aren't headlining a festival anywhere near the size of Glastonbury in Europe. I'm not sure how big the US festivals are, or the one in Tokyo (although I believe that's medium sized).

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2 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

If Radiohead are announced and then people complain about them not headlining/it not being a proper set/anything else then I swear to god...

It's pretty legitimate though, most fans will be happy to see them but considering how overdue they are for a proper headline set and the fact this could reduce their chances of a proper headline set anytime soon it's a fair comment. 

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8 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

I have no doubt that Radiohead could play stadia if they wanted to. Just look how quickly the Roundhouse gigs went.

It would make no difference to their position on the lineup.

I completely agree. But they're not and the other 3 are, and they were late onto the Glasto bus.  

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1 minute ago, FloorFiller said:

If Radiohead are announced and then people complain about them not headlining/it not being a proper set/anything else then I swear to god...

I'm with you 100%. There are no guarantees they will ever headline the festival again. This could well be their last huge slot at Glastonbury. 

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2 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

remember how they used the word 'headline' on their website last week?

I still think that might be of relevance. It's an odd and unnecessary word to include unless it means something against where they're not headlining.

Big rumours they are genuinely headlining other US festivals e.g. Lollapalooza which wasn't announced in that list. I think by "headline shows" they meant their own gigs. 

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1 minute ago, arcade fireman said:

Big rumours they are genuinely headlining other US festivals e.g. Lollapalooza which wasn't announced in that list. I think by "headline shows" they meant their own gigs. 

but even for their own shows it's an odd thing to include.

No one else does.

And it's meaningless unless there's also non-headline shows.

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