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2022 Headliners


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18 minutes ago, Euphoricape said:

Any clues who kendrick might have on stage with him? Snoop? 50 cents? Dre..?

Baby Keem I would think, and if he releases a new album by then we could see Jorja Smith and/or Florence & The Machine if either of them are on it - maybe a bit of a long shot but both were featured in the pglang promo video (along with Keem) so seem to be somewhat involved in whatever he's been up to

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3 minutes ago, Mouseboy11 said:

Did everyone miss Baby Keem playing Ireland a few days after Glasto? Assume he’ll be with him and always thought it was a bit of a hint Kenny was back

I mean that is a bit like the time we thought Kanye might do Glastonbury because Big Sean was in the country for the first time in years. And then Kanye was announced but Big Sean wasn't anywhere near the festival. And Gazza laughed at us all for thinking Big Sean would be there because Big Sean wasn't famous enough to play his own song at Glastonbury, and said Beyoncé would be the guest instead.

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17 minutes ago, Justcalledtosay said:

That line up would blow this year’s out the water 🤯

Not really, no. It might be more to some people's tastes (definitely more my thing) but this year they have one of the biggest current pop stars, one of the greatest rappers of all time and a Beatle. In a year where every other festival is somewhat scraping the barrel for headliners. Not much is gonna beat that, let alone blow it out of the water.

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