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35 minutes ago, Keithy said:

It's probably they are playing Avalon and headlining that tent, which you could argue is still  'headlining at Glastonbury'.

The can fuck off away from Avalon. Not having those stool riding, granny pleasing, ballad jockeys soiling the best area on site.

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2 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

The can fuck off away from Avalon. Not having those stool riding, granny pleasing, ballad jockeys soiling the best area on site.

Well said that man . Westlife are example I always use when hilighting all the shit that x factor / Cowell type mass produced shite that's been churned out in last 25 years.  I couldn't name one single of theirs despite them having tons oh wait that Billy joel cover 

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1 hour ago, Jake9502 said:

Glasto ever made announcements on weekends?

 

15 minutes ago, The Red Telephone said:

The 2016 map was released on a Saturday night at about 10pm IIRC. I opened a bottle of wine to celebrate.

Including that map release, there have been 6 Saturday announcements, including The Killers  in 2007.

Same number on Sundays. So it happens but not often.

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2 hours ago, morph100 said:

I wouldn’t worry it’s clearly nonsense, I put more faith in my cat taking a shit on a copy of the NME and seeing which act it points at.

Haha! God, I wonder how long it would take with no announcement for us to actually start resorting to this as a method of prediction

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1 hour ago, caballosblancos said:

@Ayrshire Chrisyes Will Young played Avalon in 2016. Was a pretty decent gig, but better than that he was a thoroughly nice guy. Completely unexpectedly cool. 

Saw it myself, albeit from just outside the tent. And yes, I agree  it was decent. He came across as an alright fellow. 

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