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1 hour ago, sildante said:

I have to join the straw-clutchers - I would definitely not rule Oasis out the picture yet, regardless of what the promoter wrote in their press release. At least until Emily says it, which she may well do over the next week or two. The two Gallaghers, massive fans of the festival, kicking off a stadium tour the week after (...in Cardiff?).

 

The tour starting in Cardiff is irrelevant. Whether they are playing Glastonbury or not, they are not starting in Cardiff because it is a whole HOUR closer to Glastonbury than London is. 

 

They are it in Cardiff because of some other practicality (availability of stadium etc) not because of its proximity for a trip they would have a week to make.

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Just now, strummer77 said:

 

The tour starting in Cardiff is irrelevant. Whether they are playing Glastonbury or not, they are not starting in Cardiff because it is a whole HOUR closer to Glastonbury than London is. 

 

They are it in Cardiff because of some other practicality (availability of stadium etc) not because of its proximity for a trip they would have a week to make.

That's not what I meant by that. I'm not talking about travel logistics.

 

What I'm saying is, Oasis kicking off their highly anticipated first reunion show after a 16 years hiatus in ...Cardiff, rather than a stage in Manchester or London or Glastonbury, would be quite an odd placement. Not unthinkable, and it might well be the case, but odd nonetheless.

 

I am sure there will be some more intimate warm up shows announced closer to the time, likely in Manchester. But the Pyramid stage would still be a lot more fitting for the first major show than Cardiff, considering that we know that the (big) Manchester and London shows come after. If both brothers are up for the stadium shows, I don't see why they couldn't be convinced to headline Glastonbury. And if they're up for it, there are hardly any reasons I can think of why the Emily/GF team would not be trying to make that happen as we speak. 

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15 minutes ago, SwallowOrSleepOnTheWetSpot said:

 

Tiresome meme, there's more people complaining about old men yelling at clouds than actual old men still doing that.


There’s also a lot of people spouting their opinions as fact from both sides and getting upset when called out. 
 

But nice to see we’ve also got meme police on here too now.

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3 minutes ago, sildante said:

What I'm saying is, Oasis kicking off their highly anticipated first reunion show after a 16 years hiatus in ...Cardiff, rather than a stage in Manchester or London or Glastonbury, would be quite an odd placement. Not unthinkable, and it might well be the case, but odd nonetheless.

 

I suspect maybe you're giving that aspect a bit more thought than they did. It'll be mainly down to which venue is available when, and putting it all together.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckg1ljn80geo

 

BBC aren't ruling Oasis out from Glastonbury, wonder if they've had any information... surely they'd take the European exclusive thing as ruling them out if they didn't. Especially if it helps sell tickets to the shows.

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Just now, incident said:

 

I suspect maybe you're giving that aspect a bit more thought than they did. It'll be mainly down to which venue is available when, and putting it all together.

You're not wrong there, it may well be an afterthought. As I said in my previous post, I don't believe they are signed and sealed for Glastonbury next year as it stands, but I certainly would not rule them out until Emily says so, or the band announce other dates that weekend. A no-brainer booking for the festival, lines up perfectly with their tour, and the Gallaghers' egos get to bask in the glory of a reunion headline set.

 

Perhaps I'm wishful thinking, but if I'm in the GF booking team, and I'm currently looking at a headliner trio from a pool of Fred Again, Olivia Rodrigo, Sam Fender, Eminem, P!nk... The prospect of Oasis, who make any two of those acts look good beside them, and would be one of the biggest headliners of all time, would mean that I am on the phone trying to make that happen.

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29 minutes ago, sildante said:

If both brothers are up for the stadium shows, I don't see why they couldn't be convinced to headline Glastonbury. And if they're up for it, there are hardly any reasons I can think of why the Emily/GF team would not be trying to make that happen as we speak. 

 

Surely if rumours are true then they have up to 50m reasons not to want to do that and a) take the wind out of their own sails (and sales) b) contradict the PR from this morning that they weren't doing G c) contradict their statement that said explicitly the shows wouldn't be televised? 

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4 minutes ago, Acid_Haze said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckg1ljn80geo

 

BBC aren't ruling Oasis out from Glastonbury, wonder if they've had any information... surely they'd take the European exclusive thing as ruling them out if they didn't. Especially if it helps sell tickets to the shows.

 

From that link "An Oasis spokesperson confirmed to BBC News on Tuesday afternoon that the band would not be playing Glastonbury." 

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4 minutes ago, Acid_Haze said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckg1ljn80geo

 

BBC aren't ruling Oasis out from Glastonbury, wonder if they've had any information... surely they'd take the European exclusive thing as ruling them out if they didn't. Especially if it helps sell tickets to the shows.

 

They literally are ruling them out:

 

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I mean yes, theoretically there could be some deceit involved. But it's like a 99% chance that they're being truthful, and people are grasping at straws.

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15 minutes ago, clarkete said:

 

From that link "An Oasis spokesperson confirmed to BBC News on Tuesday afternoon that the band would not be playing Glastonbury." 

 

Wow I missed that bit 😂 glad to hear it - another one to rule out

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1 minute ago, strummer77 said:

It is tough to call.

Evidence they are not doing it so far: The band's spokesman have confirmed they are not (BBC, Guardian, Social Media posts)

 

Evidence they are: June is before July (Mirror)

 

It really is some of the most spectacular clutching at straws we've ever seen. And we've seen a lot.

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3 minutes ago, incident said:

 

It really is some of the most spectacular clutching at straws we've ever seen. And we've seen a lot.

Yes, I’m waiting for GB news to give their opinion before I decide if it happening. They are in the know. Should be announced on the Rees ‘mad for it’ Mogg show tonight 😊😉

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10 minutes ago, MEGATRONICMEATWAGON said:

Alright so then it's gonna be 

 

Fri: Rhianna

Sat: Eminem

Sun: Fred

 

Two spring chickens and... Fred

I'd go something like that right now, if I was a betting man (I am a betting man - the odds were sh*t, then they took the market down when Oasis news dropped)

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