Kendrick Lamar - Would you be there?
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1. Now listed as a SR - Will you be watching if he's headlining?
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Yes - Definitely, regardless of who else is on the other stages.152
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More than likely - Depending on strength of the clashes on other stages.141
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Unlikely - Know a couple of songs but there would probably be something else on you'd watch instead.118
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No - Not a fan so will be elsewhere212
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By snoochie1981 · Posted
I agree that we’ll never really know up until the concert happens (and even then we still may not know) but I think promoters are having to come up with new tactics to combat ‘blue dot fever’ (already hating that phrase!) and trying to imply that concerts are selling better than they actually are / available tickets are in short supply is definitely one of them. To add though, it is quite common at the O2 Arena for the rear blocks to not go on sale (and then remain closed for the concert and covered over to hide the empty seats). And equally common for standing to sell out first, then side/lower tier seating next and rear/upper tier seating last. Jungle’s two concerts at the O2 are a good comparison for this - for their 1st (announced) date, all blocks are on sale and seats in all sections remain unsold, whereas for their 2nd date, the rear blocks are greyed out (more so than for Muse) and equally lots of seats remain unsold in the blue blocks. Standing for both concerts are showing as sold out. -
By CyanidePurified · Posted
MGK can and should headline. I was at one of his shows earlier in the year as a very casual fan, and there were a lot of alt people there. The show was actually class and he completely won me over. Anyone who opposes him headlining is just a gatekeeper imo, we need to move with the times. -
By henry bear · Posted
Ultimately Glasto is just part of the festival circuit, however special we may think it is. The vast majority of its headliners have done many others -
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I hope it stays under £400. A lot of us aren't flush with cash. Charities are great but do they need £1 mil (I jest)
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