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2019 Headliners


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Kinda feeling like I might try the resale now (providing if I can make the festival)

no mega headliners pulling in all their fan base to try for tickets I reckon the resale might be an easier shout.

i know a lot of people who are going to be very disappointed with Stormzy, The Cure and Paul Mccartney but that’s a good thing. This is what Glasto needs to survive I think...

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Was just at the Introducing chat, without saying his name Emily couldn’t have made it clearer Stormzy is headlining Friday. 

 

All male headliners next year, she’s tried to get females across the festival but said the pyramid is harder as at the moment there just aren’t enough headline acts - reckons that will change in 5 years though.

 

2020 headliners are being booked now, mentioned they looked into one night being a ‘collaboration’ as loads of artists have held off for 2019 in the hope to play 2020

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Looking very likely that it is Stormzy, The Cure and Macca then. I think it's a solid trio and like others have said, it's good to have a year that's not full of megastars. Booking acts like Stormzy is exactly the sort of thing the festival should be doing every so often. I don't think it's any weaker than 2014, if anything it's probably stronger.

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43 minutes ago, crazyfool1 said:

not sure why they wouldn't reveal that now ..

I'm guessing they are waiting for him to announce his new album. If they announced him now they'd get the same reaction that we saw on here with people going "but he's only got one album, he can't headline" etc.

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3 minutes ago, Keithy said:

I'm clinging to The Cure being wrong. Still doesn't feel quite right for me. Stormzy and Macca are looking nailed on.

Don't take it too literally...a couple of blokes doesn't have to mean all headliner based and tbf Stormzy and Macca are a couple of blokes generally speaking and The Cure are more a band.

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