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West Holts 2017


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12 minutes ago, FrancisH said:

Following the ATCQ revelations - and looking at some stage predictions... Do we genuinely think then, a RH / Tribe / Lips / Future Islands clash is likely? Absolutely horrific planning if so.

Radiohead and ATCQ are unfortunately looking pretty damn likely to clash which is heartbreaking - the other two aren't so definite (Lips could/probably will end up lower down and I think Future Islands is just guesswork).

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22 minutes ago, ConorC said:

Parklife has bailed my arse right out here.

£100 to avoid an Anderson Paak/Tribe/Radiohead clash, worth it.

Frank Ocean too.

Didn't know Anderson .Paak was at Parklife too and got a little excited by the prospect then, but I see he's on the Saturday and it's just the Sunday I'd been looking at/considering. I guess doing the weekend there I'd be able to see Boy Better Know, Anderson .Paak and ATCQ who I'll be missing at Glasto, plus Frank Ocean who's the main attraction for me anyway.

Edit: Plus Danny Brown and a few other goodies too. Hmm.

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39 minutes ago, ConorC said:

Parklife has bailed my arse right out here.

£100 to avoid an Anderson Paak/Tribe/Radiohead clash, worth it.

Frank Ocean too.


The issue now of course is that you have to actually attend Parklife, which presents it's own set of challenges.

Edit: saying that I have been weighing up this option, going to hold off a bit longer and see if the clash is for definite, which seems like it probably is...

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WH announcement is gonna be an interesting one this year - possibly both the devastating blow of ATCQ headlining the Friday but also the fantastic outcome of Justice headlining the Sunday. And then the rest which will no doubt be fantastic and fill my weekend with a load more clashes.

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2 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

WH announcement is gonna be an interesting one this year - possibly both the devastating blow of ATCQ headlining the Friday but also the fantastic outcome of Justice headlining the Sunday. And then the rest which will no doubt be fantastic and fill my weekend with a load more clashes.

I think im going to cry if ATCQ do indeed headline the Friday night. They could clash with absolutely anyone and i wouldn't mind, just not bloody Radiohead.

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Just now, Familiar2billions said:

I think im going to cry if ATCQ do indeed headline the Friday night. They could clash with absolutely anyone and i wouldn't mind, just not bloody Radiohead.

Yep I'm in the same boat. Headline either of the other two nights and I'm there. Be almost anywhere else on the lineup and I'm there. Just not at the same time as Radiohead! :(

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Ha... turned out Canalon de Timbiqui are playing, just not on West Holts.

And I'm pleased to see Shaggy at Silver Hayes, which means there's more reggae to come for West Holts.

And Damian Marley is still free on the Sunday if he doesn't mind a bit of air travel. Fingers crossed! :)

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2 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Is there intelligence also placing Afriquoi at WH given they're likely at The Gully now?

probably not, tho as they weren't mentioned as being wrong but another act was, then perhaps they're on WH as well.

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9 minutes ago, eFestivals said:

Ha... turned out Canalon de Timbiqui are playing, just not on West Holts.

And I'm pleased to see Shaggy at Silver Hayes, which means there's more reggae to come for West Holts.

And Damian Marley is still free on the Sunday if he doesn't mind a bit of air travel. Fingers crossed! :)

Would d marlz headline it if he played?

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