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2019 Headliners


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4 minutes ago, jyoung said:

The 1975 are gonna have another new record out this year though, aren't they?! Tbh I'm with @Hugh Jass, if a band is available and want the gig, they'll get booked. There isn't an endless pool of headliners to pick from and half of the pool is always inactive so...

More than entitled to your opinion but I think it'll be wrong.

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15 minutes ago, thewayiam said:

Name me another headliner that has headlined R&L then headlined Glastonbury the following year?, Muse are the only act nearly to have done another UK festival on the 2nd year of the album and that's probably only because it was Download and not such as issue.

?????? What's the difference

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2 hours ago, Gnomicide said:

The big anniversary line ups...
10th - There wasn't a festival ?
20th - The Cure; Happy Mondays; Sinead O'Connor 
30th - Bowie; Travis; Chemical Brothers
40th - Gorrillaz (replacing U2), Muse, Stevie Wonder.

 

I may be wrong but the only ones they made a big deal about were the 25th anniversary one in '95 (which was really the year where Glastonbury stepped up in terms of 'wow' game after the previous year's tv coverage....1995 was first year of US radio stations broadcasting it) and the 40th in 2010

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45 minutes ago, tevaburger said:

I may be wrong but the only ones they made a big deal about were the 25th anniversary one in '95 (which was really the year where Glastonbury stepped up in terms of 'wow' game after the previous year's tv coverage....1995 was first year of US radio stations broadcasting it) and the 40th in 2010

To be honest though, 25th and 50th are a big deal, 40th they made a thing about but 20th and 30th aren't really a major deal. You don't go big on your 20th and 30th birthday like you would on your 25th or 50th, you'd go bigger on your 21st.

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3 minutes ago, RarerThanDandyB said:

Hope you had a great time for your birthday, which headliner did you watch (presuming it was Friday, Saturday, Sunday)?

AT risk of getting slated Coldplay , New order and Disclosure .... although my birthday was on the Thursday before the music started properly which was the best day to have it :) 

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