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Latitude 2019


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1 minute ago, suttttttt said:

Now that's a depressing prospect! Seriously hope you're wrong but its definitely not out of the question. Comparing previous years line ups, 2018 and 2015 were the only years they have shared a headliner and that was The Killers and Portishead respectively so there isn't much of a pattern. Its pretty much a guarantee that they will share acts but which acts they are is anyone's guess.

I hope I'm wrong too! No offence, as I'm sure she very nice, but Jess Glynne's voice annoys me more than anybody else's ever, KOL have become a pastiche, Lana Del Rey sends me to sleep and Franz Ferdinand is the only gig I've ever walked out on. My kids would be happy for George Ezra though, and Blossoms are inoffensive enough. Not a great strike rate though!

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2 minutes ago, evannn said:

They are at two festivals in Spain trnsmt weekend. They could do Spain/Spain/Scotland (or reverse), but based on dates alone, latitude seems more suitable for scheduling imo

Glastonbury, then the Spanish and Latitude will work tbf

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Even though I won't be attending this year (next year, 100% though) considering that all the new music confirmed for this year, I predict the line-up may have in it:

Headliners:

Bombay Bicycle Club

Dido

Tame Impala

Lana Del Ray

The Cinematic Orchestra

 Other Acts:

Sigrid, James Blake, Jade Bird, Aurora, Foals, Jain, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Grimes, Everything Everything, The Streets, The Wombats, Circa Waves, The Japanese House, The Hunna, Agnes Obel, Mallrat, The Blaze, Cyn, SG Lewis, Car Seat Headrest, Keir, EMA & so much more...

And if Sigur Ros appear my heart will break loads

 

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5 hours ago, WMWMOfficial said:

Even though I won't be attending this year (next year, 100% though) considering that all the new music confirmed for this year, I predict the line-up may have in it:

Headliners:

Bombay Bicycle Club

Dido

Tame Impala

Lana Del Ray

The Cinematic Orchestra

 Other Acts:

Sigrid, James Blake, Jade Bird, Aurora, Foals, Jain, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Grimes, Everything Everything, The Streets, The Wombats, Circa Waves, The Japanese House, The Hunna, Agnes Obel, Mallrat, The Blaze, Cyn, SG Lewis, Car Seat Headrest, Keir, EMA & so much more...

And if Sigur Ros appear my heart will break loads

 

Haven't Bombay Bicycle Club called it a day?

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