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Headliners 2023


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30 minutes ago, 49Lawson said:

I must admit, I know absolutely nothing but it did come to me via a friend I trust, and it came to him via someone would usually be well informed about these things. 

He said it’s due to be announced next week; as I say I’m not claiming to have any insider track or anything, but if it’s real I would imagine that rules them out 

Well the person who posted it on that site also posted this, which we know is wrong  

 

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29 minutes ago, TGCarr said:

Emily can’t you book Bruno Mars or Silk Sonic to headline ffs 

From what I’ve heard, fun size Mars is a massive diva, a huge money whore and really unreliable. Not sure he’ll ever appear.

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3 hours ago, addicted2noise said:

I honestly think TBHC is their best album and new one isn't far behind. Their early stuff hasn't aged that well for me, it sounds like cartoon indie or something.

Hard to think of many songs I hate more than Mardy Bum tbh. Anything by Muse, I guess.

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The more I think about it. The more I really don’t care for AM.

Never seen them live but the general consensus here I’m feeling is dull live? Heard their R+L performance this year was utter dross 
 

This combined with their last two albums sounding like uncomfortable elevator music I don’t see the appeal of seeing them. They’ve lost their magic. 

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2 hours ago, Tfarm said:

Just checked and Pilton to Sunderland is 312 miles....

As someone who lives about 12 miles away from Sunderland it’s a pig of a drive but about an hour on a plane from Bristol to Newcastle.   Load the equipment up on the trucks and drive overnight and put the band on a morning flight and it’s easily doable  .  
 

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7 hours ago, Jon F said:

As someone who lives about 12 miles away from Sunderland it’s a pig of a drive but about an hour on a plane from Bristol to Newcastle.   Load the equipment up on the trucks and drive overnight and put the band on a morning flight and it’s easily doable  .  
 

I can see the stadium of light from my house and can confirm to get to Glastonbury is a journey and a half .

I also don’t trust that site at all , loads of events on it that are not true 

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