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2019 Headliners


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10 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

I just can't imagine there being any interest in The Strokes headlining a festival the size of Glastonbury these days.

Not as a  headliner at any rate, they'd be a decent sub but by all accounts they wouldn't accept sub money.

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4 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

People were saying the same about The Cure just over three months ago.

At least The Cure still headline major festivals, do The Strokes any more? Honest question, haven't really seen them on many lineups over the last few years so not sure where they would place these days.

Only frame of reference I have these days is that BST gig a few years back which sold so badly they were giving tickets away in the build up to it.

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On 12/6/2018 at 12:10 PM, LiamMcMillen said:

I've just been told by someone "in the know"(he works at one of the largest promoters in the country) that the headliners are Stormzy, The Cure and... The Strokes. I'm not buying it, but thought I'd put it on here anyway. 

It's happening.

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6 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

At least The Cure still headline major festivals, do The Strokes any more? Honest question, haven't really seen them on many lineups over the last few years so not sure where they would place these days.

Only frame of reference I have these days is that BST gig a few years back which sold so badly they were giving tickets away in the build up to it.

Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Primavera Sound and Benicassim spring to mind from very recent years. Reading and Leeds if you go back a little further. But no, they're not gonna headline Glastonbury. Secret set is the best chance, I reckon.

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16 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

At least The Cure still headline major festivals, do The Strokes any more? Honest question, haven't really seen them on many lineups over the last few years so not sure where they would place these days.

Only frame of reference I have these days is that BST gig a few years back which sold so badly they were giving tickets away in the build up to it.

They seem to headline pretty much anything they play nowadays. Not festivals as big as Glastonbury but what else is? Plus I feel they’ve had something of a resurgence along with many other 2000’s indie bands, and they’ve played only a handful of shows in the past seven years so a lot of youngsters still need to see them. I think they could still headline Glastonbury at some point - seems more likely than a lower spot anyhow.

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4 minutes ago, mufcok said:

Did someone say on here not long back that The Strokes are doing one of the London summer gigs (All Points East maybe) or have I imagined that?

Must be APE as doubt BST would have them back when they barely got 20,000 odd in at Hyde Park, even with freebies in the run up 

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2 hours ago, dentalplan said:

That was before freebies. There was way over 20k at the concert.

My bad, sure I read the 20k figure somewhere, might have been sales made in the run up. In hindsight if did feel more than 20k though I was pretty wasted after Beck. Can remember both The Strokes and the sound being much better than expected though.

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