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Headliners 2023


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45 minutes ago, chazwwe said:

They've also mentioned GnR in the past few weeks and Arctics in both their own article and the Rihanna article.

And Elton, in the GnR article.

They've literally already named 5 headliners as "in talks" or stronger for the 2023 festival - if they bite on Harry Styles, that'll make 6.

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27 minutes ago, willutalk said:

Would love Queens of the Stone Age to take the helm next year, with Dave Grohl could be an epic headliner slot! Anyone know what their status is these days?

you are in luck.

They are announced for European festivals either side of Glastonbury and were due to play this year but pulled out. They are very likely 

not as pyramid headliners though, either other stage headliners or possibly subbing pyramid if guns n roses are playing 

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20 minutes ago, fraybentos1 said:

I thought that’s what the libertines did too? Or have they dropped off a lot since they had their comeback 

They headline like 5k fests now, dropped off a ton from that point. Overtouring i think

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57 minutes ago, incident said:

And Elton, in the GnR article.

They've literally already named 5 headliners as "in talks" or stronger for the 2023 festival - if they bite on Harry Styles, that'll make 6.

Plot twist, we get all of them 

AM Rihanna Elton on Pointio

Harry GnR Eminem on The Other

😂

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9 hours ago, incident said:

And Elton, in the GnR article.

They've literally already named 5 headliners as "in talks" or stronger for the 2023 festival - if they bite on Harry Styles, that'll make 6.

Has more info cropped up over the weekend? Or is this based off what we already know?

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1 hour ago, nikkic said:

Has more info cropped up over the weekend? Or is this based off what we already know?

Not really, but I pointed out that Harry’s odds are shortening. He’s gone above Rihanna now.

Doesn’t necessarily mean anything but it would suggest an increase in bets.

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8 minutes ago, Matt42 said:

Not really, but I pointed out that Harry’s odds are shortening. He’s gone above Rihanna now.

Doesn’t necessarily mean anything but it would suggest an increase in bets.

BETTING ODDS ARE BASED ON THE MONEY WAGERED, AND NOTHING TO DO WITH ANY INFO.

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Just now, Hugh Jass II said:

Do people not put money on because they have, or at least think they have, information?

yo can see here how people convince themselves that their guesses is 'info'.

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2 minutes ago, Neil said:

yo can see here how people convince themselves that their guesses is 'info'.

Oh yeah people definitely put money on guesses. I put a tenner on Swift myself after it became clear she was touring and I figured Emily would want her back. Turned out to be bogus.

There are people out there who think they hear something and rush out to lump on. That rush in GnR betting is a perfect example.

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3 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

Oh yeah people definitely put money on guesses. I put a tenner on Swift myself after it became clear she was touring and I figured Emily would want her back. Turned out to be bogus.

There are people out there who think they hear something and rush out to lump on. That rush in GnR betting is a perfect example.

only time i placed a bet i had great info (kasabian headlining), even then i wasn't sure the info was good.

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