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Sziget 2020


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So, headliner-wise:

Eminem

Shawn Mendes

Calvin Harris

are definites?

Plus:

an older female singer?

an EDM act already mentioned on here? Major Lazer? Chainsmokers?

A rock act of some sort? Biffy Clyro? Kings of Leon?

A British name? Kasabian? Liam?

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58 minutes ago, Sziget2020_Leaks said:

Eminem and Calvin Harris. 

Sorry but as you could see in the past few days I can't comment
on the female headliner, because only a handful of people know
about her at this point.

Female headliner - has she kissed a girl and she liked it? 🤔

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5 minutes ago, chunkychips127 said:

Next and only clue for second headliner:

 

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This is restaurant called LEON.

And The Killers did cover for Kings of Leon. So is it The Killers?

Because OMG no Kings of Leon please... :D

 

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Schawn Mendez still soon after he headlined but could see it - Katy perry - - no sure about. 

 Calvin Harris - Kings Of Leon - always a big chance they were playing if not then killers or Kasabian 

 Eminem- still thought they would go for someone else but a big name. 

under card could be a good one. Biffy and Liam were under cards a few years ago and were one of my highlights and would get the Brits over. Throw in two door, Dermot and a few others. 

Paul weller in the mix? 
 

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