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35 minutes ago, northernangel said:

Fairplay, I stand corrected. Doesn't make it any stranger a time to announce mind.

Oh aye sorry mate, that wasn’t specifically at you. Was just looking into it being their standard practice now. Totally agree that 09:15pm is a bizzare time to announce on paper. 

 

As @Andre91 points out, they do that influencer event thing now too so it’ll be for that as well, someone there managed to leak it last time too I think. 

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51 minutes ago, 49Lawson said:

Oh aye sorry mate, that wasn’t specifically at you. Was just looking into it being their standard practice now. Totally agree that 09:15pm is a bizzare time to announce on paper. 

 

As @Andre91 points out, they do that influencer event thing now too so it’ll be for that as well, someone there managed to leak it last time too I think. 

 

To be honest I remember thinking previously when it was being announced late once now I think of it why was it so late, just get it done early lol. But of course it's not until things like this that trigger the memory.

47 minutes ago, alexs7 said:

I doubt the extra 15 mins means much.

 

There is no difference between 4pm and 4.15 pm or 22:00 and 22:15 in Europe.

 

Why would Ghost all of a sudden be ruled out because of an extra 15 mins.

 

it's probably something to do with the gala they hold

 

45 minutes ago, Judas Yeast said:

Saying the announcement time rules Ghost out is a mad take 

 

To be fair to these comments, I had already clearly said fairplay and said I stand corrected so I don't see the need continue to point out it was a wrong take. 

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10 hours ago, alexs7 said:

I doubt the extra 15 mins means much.

 

There is no difference between 4pm and 4.15 pm or 22:00 and 22:15 in Europe.

 

Why would Ghost all of a sudden be ruled out because of an extra 15 mins.

 

it's probably something to do with the gala they hold

 

I'll also add here that the rock show starts at 8pm i believe so it wouldn't have been 15 minutes, it would have been 1hr 15 minutes being a fair time to wait but that's been covered now anyway.

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1 hour ago, alexs7 said:

Not yet but they have two headliners unannounced. I believe Bad Omens are headlining the Friday.

 

I could definitely see them giving Bizkit the Sat


I don’t think there would be too much of an issue with RFP > Download > Greenfield considering Limp Bizkit have minimal production but not sure if that’s a bit mad logistically or if they do 3 days in a row. 

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32 minutes ago, RandomEnglishPerson said:

So now Limp Bizkit might not be playing, Christ this is painful

They might be headlining. 

 

Or not playing at all. 

 

Or sub headlining. 

 

Or headlining the 2nd stage. 

 

I think it's fair to say no one knows f**k all other than Linkin Park are probably one headliner and Hot Milk are playing somewhere. 

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9 minutes ago, chatty said:

They might be headlining. 

 

Or not playing at all. 

 

Or sub headlining. 

 

Or headlining the 2nd stage. 

 

I think it's fair to say no one knows f**k all other than Linkin Park are probably one headliner and Hot Milk are playing somewhere. 

I’ve got 50p on Elvana turning up myself.

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