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Chavmeisterdeluxe

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13 hours ago, justanothername said:

Yep! That's pretty good. Also surprised about Refused headlining the main and Twin Atlantic headlining the 2nd. Would have thought it'd be the other way around personally but I'm not complaining.

Yeah, how are Refused above Twin Atlantic

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1 hour ago, rawaudioinput said:

I hear on reasonably good authority that the next announcement is:

Palm Reader, The Smith Street Band, Max Raptor, Blood Youth, Kagoule, Trash Boat, Beasts, Black Foxxes, Muncie Girls, Tigercub, Bellevue Days, Jim Lockey

If true it's not the most inspiring. However there are a fair few I would want to see from there.

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1 hour ago, Chavmeisterdeluxe said:

Black Foxxes are great. I'd imagine most of those will be low 2nd and 3rd stage. Plenty of bigger names to come. Gonna spotify some of these as I always discover some bands due to this festival.

Gonna have to check out Black Foxxes. Kagoule are probably the best of the bunch, out of the ones I know, if you haven't listened to them yet.
 

 

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38 minutes ago, Chavmeisterdeluxe said:

No, neck deep are subbing Twin Atlantic I think. I assume The Bronx are headlining Thursday as it looks at the mo but someone could be added above.

What makes you think that? Neck Deep are in line with the other headliners on the picture but it does seem that Neck Deep aren't quite as big as Twin and Refused

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