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Sziget 2025


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1 hour ago, So Sad Simon said:

I know there's probably about a 1% chance, but they've been on my bucket list for about 25 years and keep missing them. Would be great to finally catch them.

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I've seen them a couple of times and they're always a ton of fun but pretty sure you'll be out of luck. They're too big to be subbing any of the announced headliners, and can't see them headlining Revolut either. 

 

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18 minutes ago, nathanh said:

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What are we thinking


I think they have confirmed it will be in March. Since most announcements come on Tuesdays, I don’t think it will be nezt week because they would have hyped it up already. So I’m thinking the following Tuesday

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4 hours ago, Akujin said:


I think they have confirmed it will be in March. Since most announcements come on Tuesdays, I don’t think it will be nezt week because they would have hyped it up already. So I’m thinking the following Tuesday

There was a comment put on Sziget's Instagram account last Sunday (by a punter, not the festival) saying the announcement was coming 'in 16 days time' which would be that Tuesday, 24th March. 

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25 minutes ago, billybigballs said:

Could be the new stage, rather than acts? 

 

Acts have rarely been announced on a Monday.

To be fair, revolution does sound more than just acts so you may be right that was my first thought. But would you really announce a stage without naming acts for it? 

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1 hour ago, nathanh said:

To be fair, revolution does sound more than just acts so you may be right that was my first thought. But would you really announce a stage without naming acts for it? 

It could be new stage and then a number of the already announced electronic acts that are playing it 

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