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Sziget 2025


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10 hours ago, Matt86 said:

you know, this is the kind of acts I'm hoping for... I can definitely see myself drinking beers while listenning to them ^^

I can see them at somewhere like wetchter, certainly not at sziget with the lineups they've been serving up and the direction.

 

Which is perhaps right. 

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55 minutes ago, Benji1 said:

I think justice would be big enough to headline.  They are a quality act which would get the party started.   We always have some smaller headliners each year.  We had years when Mika headlined or even white lies

I know what you are saying but still feel they're more of an A38 headliner that main stage headliner. 

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1 hour ago, billybigballs said:

I know what you are saying but still feel they're more of an A38 headliner that main stage headliner. 

They're probably not so big for a main stage headliner, but A38 would be rammed, and yes, Sziget's main stage saw smaller headliners...

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1 hour ago, bunnyv said:

And who’s the name? haha

I always wanted to try this game from the other end so let me try to come up with a clue haha but it's an artist/band that performed at Sziget before 

 

I was joking with my friends that as much as i like this small band/artist/person actually they pretty much just took a good thing and f**ked it all up in one night

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