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It'll be interesting to find out if they've gone for the full stadium setup at the Principality, a reduced capacity as has been used in the past by moving the stage closer to one end to create effectively a large arena setup.  Finsbury the bill will be packed. Some of those others aren't overly big, and they're all relatively well spaced out geographically. Priced correctly, and with a good promotion campaign, they'll do well.

When they were planning to do it in 2020, it was scheduled for August. But it's tricky to believe they'd stretch out any Euro tour that long.   It's noted they're doing a UK arena tour in December so maybe any announcement will come in the New Year.

Contradicts that article a week or so back that suggested a big legacy rock headliner.

The article says that Kendrick is looking at doing his own US stadium tour, so he makes sense. Would've thought as Rihanna hasn't toured in a while that this could've worked as her big comeback.   So we can assume Coachella is going to be trying to bump up names to headline status rather than bringing in a megastar then huh.

We're in a time where Catfish and the Bottlemen are going for stadiums. I think a lot seem to be trying for the ambitious end of the spectrum at the moment.   They have done Cardiff Principality Stadium before, right?