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Festivals in countries that don't often get them are always a bit random. Think its just acts that haven't been there for a while to get dedicated fans in
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By scatteredscreens · Posted
Radiohead are a huge act. Difference is they'd be coming back to Glastonbury with at most one new album which isn't typically their style. 2003 and 2017 were both after 3 new albums of material. -
No of course not, but its nice to have and helps push shows to the next level. It also helps to retain attention who may not be as interested, chems for example certainly wouldn't be on their 5th other headline slot without them! Its been a constant avenue of criticism for his shows for over a year now, I can see better visuals at a nightclub than at some of the largest venues in the country. I have no issue with him headlining, I love dance music - but its not a big ask to get some decent visuals!! Do we need special guests, tributes, covers etc in band sets? out of upvotes but no worries 🙂
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hahaha, I've seen loads of these on the Twitter (formally know as X) this morning. They really will grasp at anything to prove they've been cheated when they're losing. The shocking* thing is that a massive amount of his supporters will believe it. *not shocking
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Not everyone sits on Ticketmaster counting how many seats are left at shows. A fair few people on here aren't as clued in as others on new pop music, not need to instantly suggest someone is racist.
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