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2019 Headliners


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I'm going to say same as Foo's last year given the Cure like their sprawling sets they will get more time on Saturday over Sunday where sets are shorter normally (although Macca may have long but more fixed length sets) so will play Saturday.

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5 minutes ago, Ashl said:

I'm going to say same as Foo's last year given the Cure like their sprawling sets they will get more time on Saturday over Sunday where sets are shorter normally (although Macca may have long but more fixed length sets) so will play Saturday.

If said band is booked for any day including Sunday and plays 2hrs as standard...that won't change at Glastonbury, especially if it's a harder one to agree.

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3 minutes ago, MetaKate said:

I'm 1% indefinite.

Like a one-year-old iPhone.

4 minutes ago, TheNoise said:

How did the Kylie rumour start again ? Is it possible that last year's Diana Ross could be there ? Or was that just Barry Gibb throwing us off the scent ?

There were suggestions after the "female, not British" hint by Emily. It was The Sun who went ahead and said Kylie. We haven't really had anything else (until now, potentially) linking her to it but it seems to fit the best.

Diana Ross has definitely been in talks about it because I think Nile Rodgers and Lionel Richie have both said they've personally suggested it to her. She doesn't seem to tour abroad that much anymore though.

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7 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

There were suggestions after the "female, not British" hint by Emily. It was The Sun who went ahead and said Kylie. We haven't really had anything else (until now, potentially) linking her to it but it seems to fit the best.

Diana Ross has definitely been in talks about it because I think Nile Rodgers and Lionel Richie have both said they've personally suggested it to her. She doesn't seem to tour abroad that much anymore though.

Thanks. I'm not sure I trust anything the sun says though. I'd like to see Kylie, I don't own any of her music but I think she'd be great, Diana Ross on the other hand would be a dream.

On a completely different subject I've just realised this is an invision board, I've just discovered some of my favourite emoticons while looking for a meh emoji :dancer::popcorn::vampire:

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1 minute ago, TheNoise said:

Thanks. I'm not sure I trust anything the sun says though. I'd like to see Kylie, I don't own any of her music but I think she'd be great, Diana Ross on the other hand would be a dream.

On a completely different subject I've just realised this is an invision board, I've just discovered some of my favourite emoticons while looking for a meh emoji :dancer::popcorn::vampire:

As much as it pains me to say this but the Scum have generally been pretty good at their predictions. I feel dirty typing that. 

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I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Do you think perhaps Emily was testing the water to see what the reaction would be? I don't know, maybe she wouldn't care but you can see the stories in the media stating fans go mad etc.

Could this lead them towards announcing a huge chunk of the bill in one fell swoop like they did after the last fallow year? Hit people with all 3 headliners, a Gallagher, a big pop name and the overall reaction would more likely be positive? 

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I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Do you think perhaps Emily was testing the water to see what the reaction would be? I don't know, maybe she wouldn't care but you can see the stories in the media stating fans go mad etc.

Could this lead them towards announcing a huge chunk of the bill in one fell swoop like they did after the last fallow year? Hit people with all 3 headliners, a Gallagher, a big pop name and the overall reaction would more likely be positive? 

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I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Do you think perhaps Emily was testing the water to see what the reaction would be? I don't know, maybe she wouldn't care but you can see the stories in the media stating fans go mad etc.

Could this lead them towards announcing a huge chunk of the bill in one fell swoop like they did after the last fallow year? Hit people with all 3 headliners, a Gallagher, a big pop name and the overall reaction would more likely be positive? 

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8 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Do you think perhaps Emily was testing the water to see what the reaction would be? I don't know, maybe she wouldn't care but you can see the stories in the media stating fans go mad etc.

Could this lead them towards announcing a huge chunk of the bill in one fell swoop like they did after the last fallow year? Hit people with all 3 headliners, a Gallagher, a big pop name and the overall reaction would more likely be positive? 

I've been wondering this too. I wouldn't be surprised if they announce Stormzy first and then announce the more "traditional" headliners of The Cure and Macca to stop any backlash.

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19 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Do you think perhaps Emily was testing the water to see what the reaction would be? I don't know, maybe she wouldn't care but you can see the stories in the media stating fans go mad etc.

Could this lead them towards announcing a huge chunk of the bill in one fell swoop like they did after the last fallow year? Hit people with all 3 headliners, a Gallagher, a big pop name and the overall reaction would more likely be positive? 

Honestly I think its smart the way theyve done Stormzy kindof out front like this. I think she's making a statement in a different way. I don't think they would book him without knowing some people wouldnt be on board. Especially when there was a petition against Kanye when he headlined. 

I think she's proud of booking Stormzy and wants everyone to get into it. Glastonbury is going to live on, no matter what acts they book. 

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53 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

I'm wondering if Emily dropping pretty obvious clues about Stormzy will change how the headliners are announced for next year. 

Personally I think It's a great booking and if the other predictions are right, makes for a good trio. But I've just had a look on the responses to NME's article and a few others on Facebook (I know) and it's wall to wall "That's shite", "Glastonbury is dead", "Why can't it be Fleetwood Mac?".

Most of the idiots making those sort of comments never go anyway.

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