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2019 Headliners


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8 minutes ago, LostHorizon said:

What makes you so sure?

Because they're nowhere near big enough to headline Glasto and headlined the Other Stage for the fourth time a few years back (having headlined the Pyramid in 2002, showing they've declined since then). Would be a embarrassing booking regardless of how good they are.

They're not a headline act at any major festival.

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25 minutes ago, LostHorizon said:



I think if the new album is as good as the two songs they've released already, it's going to be Chemical Brothers on the Pyramid for Saturday. My feeling is that they'd be too strong an act to stick on The Other Stage at the same time as The Strokes.

The album being good or shite will have no bearing on their placement.

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1 minute ago, Johnkhutch said:

Foals asked about Glastonbury by Annie Mac there, said they've genuinely not heard anything yet but would love to play if Emily picked up the phone.

 

Surely bollocks. Seems too much of a coincidence to be touring the UK at that time.

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4 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

IOW are due to announce within the next week or two apparently. My bet would be Foals to be headlining the Sunday there before rocking up for a secret set at GF.

Playing other places the Friday and Saturday. Can’t see it myself (had initially thought they’d be the Friday header)

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13 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

They’re doing three nights in a row elsewhere on this tour so I don’t see why they couldn’t do Sunday.

Suppose so.  But Sunday at IOW is usually their big act night isn’t it? (Someone will now provide loads of acts that prove me wrong)

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9 minutes ago, JoBalls said:

Latitude are announcing on Thursday and they have The Strokes down as a rumour - if Latitude announce them as a headliner then surely that will put to bed the idea of them headlining the pyramid?

Yes but it’s highly unlikely they will play Latitude at this point.

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