Which band would you most like to reform

[scottt]

to play 2010?

With Blur and Blink 182 looking possible, why not make it a trio of reformed headliners?

Id have to go for Talking Heads.

Closely followed by Stone Roses, The Beach Boys, NWA and Black Sabbath

[hearing_aid]

Talking Heads, Pavement, Public Image Ltd, Boards of Canada, New Order. Though not sure any of them are really Reading/Leeds sort of thing these days.

[Ashaz42]

I'd love the Stone Roses, but Talking Heads as headliners? No, won't appeal to today's Reading demographic I think. Blur probably not, they said T in the Park was their last ever. Which is a shame, they were ace at Glasto.

[thomasowen]

Most of them are dead! Of the alive ones then maybe The Kinks...

[scottt]

Most of them are dead! Of the alive ones then maybe The Kinks...

[thetime]

to play 2010?

With Blur and Blink 182 looking possible, why not make it a trio of reformed headliners?

Id have to go for Talking Heads.

Closely followed by Stone Roses, The Beach Boys, NWA and Black Sabbath

[fat_man_joe]

Does Richey Edwards coming back count?

Although additionally Longpigs, I would love to see them!

[rexclark]

Guns n Roses (original line-up) Pulp, or Gay Dad (late 90s/early 00s indie band)

[Budweiser]

Led zeppelin.

[thetime]

Gay Dad (late 90s/early 00s indie band)

[likelyladtom]

The Libertines.

But only if they do a proper reunion tour and record new material. If they just come back for one pay day I'd rather they stayed away.

[pink_triangle]

I wouldnt want a trio of reformed bands. They can be fun but very rarely are as good as they used to be. I think the organisers should be looking to gamble on thenext generation of headliers but from a business sense it probably makes more sense to go for the safe bets.

[robsadler]

i'd be happy with ......

the stone roses

the libertines

the impossibles

refused

symposium

[scottt]

i'd be happy with ......

the stone roses

the libertines

the impossibles

refused

symposium

[Joshuwarr]

The Libertines, Pulp and Suede would be immense

[thetime]

I wouldnt want a trio of reformed bands. They can be fun but very rarely are as good as they used to be. I think the organisers should be looking to gamble on thenext generation of headliers but from a business sense it probably makes more sense to go for the safe bets.

[jonwl89]

Personally I'd love The Postal Service to reform and play.

I imagine that in the NME or FR would be immense.

[likelyladtom]

Personally I'd love The Postal Service to reform and play.

I imagine that in the NME or FR would be immense.

[robsadler]

Refused and at the drive in would be pretty amazing

[Brock_Lesner]

Soundgarden for me, can't really think of anyone else right now.

[thomasowen]

Talking heads are alive, Black Sabbath are alive, The Beach Boys still have enough members to reform, didnt they play together a year or 2 ago? And NWA, other than Eazy-E are all still alive.

[scottt]

I meant most of the bands I want to reform are dead - Only 3 beach boys members are alive and all three are performing under different versions of the same name, I'm seeing Brian wilson straight after Leeds.

[tombenj]

Postal Service is a good shout, espesh if Gibbard played the same day with Death Cab!

And ATDI would be awesome!

[VCK]

The Stone Roses - Top of the list.

Soundgarden

The Smiths

Pulp

Reef

Pavement

PLZ.

[inspectedinspector]

Nine Inch Nails

System of a Down & Reuben. Please.