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14 hours ago, dentalplan said:

I wonder what the odds were for The Cure in August. By the looks of it, this was after we had the golden info about them playing.

I couldn't believe The Killers were nowhere to be seen in this list, especially after they had done the "secret" show the year before in the John Peel tent it seemed nailed on they would return the following year.

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Just now, eFestivals said:

that makes me laugh - "working on getting Destiny's Child back together".

Here's betting the "working" part consisted of two brief phone calls. "You up for it?". "Yep".

I doubt she would even ask the question. More of a Sinatra ringing Sammy Davis Jnr about a gig sort of thing

"Be there". 

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12 minutes ago, lighthouse said:

What's the point of having Destiny''s Child when you can have Beyoncé solo, who plays the biggest DC hits during her own shows anyway. Feels like a step down.

Yup, surely all she needs to do is wheel them out for a few songs during her own shows.

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At the time they split up, would they have been considered big enough to headline major festivals? Obviously Beyoncé is huge now but how much has her popularity gone up since she went solo?

In my head they're a big enough act to headline but is that just down to Beyoncé?

 

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8 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

At the time they split up, would they have been considered big enough to headline major festivals? Obviously Beyoncé is huge now but how much has her popularity gone up since she went solo?

In my head they're a big enough act to headline but is that just down to Beyoncé?

 

Impossible to answer. When they were around, festivals didn't book acts like Destiny's Child. If they were to reunite and play some festivals, they'd only headline, and yes probably just because of Beyoncé's legacy since.

Them reuniting to tour at all is a pretty weird scenario seeing as Beyoncé already plays a bunch of their hits and is so much bigger than Destiny's Child now. Would seem more like fan service than a cash grab, which I suppose is nice.

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Just now, Gnomicide said:

Didn't she bring them on at the Superbowl show? Maybe it would be some sort of Beyoncé show with a hefty 30 minutes or so of Destiny's Child.

Yeah, and Coachella too. But obviously those are one-off shows with a big audience - I've never heard of a singer going on tour and bringing their old band along to each stop for a suite in the middle of the show. Would imagine that the rumour is, as slated, a Destiny's Child show.

The only way I'd imagine it impacting Glastonbury is that there won't be another Beyoncé album and she is duly yanked out of the running.

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17 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Yeah, and Coachella too. But obviously those are one-off shows with a big audience - I've never heard of a singer going on tour and bringing their old band along to each stop for a suite in the middle of the show. Would imagine that the rumour is, as slated, a Destiny's Child show.

The only way I'd imagine it impacting Glastonbury is that there won't be another Beyoncé album and she is duly yanked out of the running.

Alice Cooper dragged along his old band to play the encore on his last tour and Mick Taylor followed the Stones round to do 2 songs a night so it's not unheard of, however unlikely. 

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If they’re not doing anything until next year, I can’t imagine they’d touch the festival circuit until bagging as many stadium dates as possible. Also, if this is true it makes Beyoncé (and a dual spot with her hubby) less likely as well. 

I still think she’s second to Madonna on their target list, though. 

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