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RL Fest 2013 15 members have voted

  1. 1. Plan on going?

    • Yes
      2
    • No
      8
    • Maybe
      5
  2. 2. Like the line up?

    • Love it!
      5
    • It's ok
      7
    • No
      3

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comment_152884

Wasn't really sure if it fit in to discuss in the music topic :P

Anyone planning on going? (How amazing is the line-up though!)

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I'm more of a dance music person myself so when I saw some of these announced I almost cried with happiness (Skrillex, Sub focus, Chase & Status, Knife Party, Disclosure & Azealia Banks) and they haven't even anounced the majority of the Dance & 1xtra stages yet! :wub:

comment_152969

It seems alot of people have that opinion :closedeyes:

I'm just happy it's slowly going in a direction similar to Glastonbury etc :wub:

Lineup preference is subjective of course but the atmosphere and demographic who attend the festivals is completely different. Reading and Leeds attract a much younger crowd. Even the timings of the festivals suggest that. Glasto is during GCSEs/ A Levels normally, while Reading and Leeds start just after GCSE results day. From 2005-2010, it used to sell out before bands were even announced so they were doing something right. In comparison, it 'sold out' a few weeks before the event last year because there was a deal with Viagogo.

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comment_152974

Lineup preference is subjective of course but the atmosphere and demographic who attend the festivals is completely different. Reading and Leeds attract a much younger crowd. Even the timings of the festivals suggest that. Glasto is during GCSEs/ A Levels normally, while Reading and Leeds start just after GCSE results day. From 2005-2010, it used to sell out before bands were even announced so they were doing something right. In comparison, it 'sold out' a few weeks before the event last year because there was a deal with Viagogo.

I more meant the type of acts they're booking :P The past couple of years R/L has booked way more dance acts then you would've seen say 5 years ago

comment_153202

If the Reading Friday was on the Sunday and headlined by Biffy instead of GD (but I don't mind Green Day, just prefer Biffy - also FOB/SOAD are interchangeable...) I would get a day ticket. But I don't have enough moneyz to do the whole weekend and the Friday is off-limits as girlfriend's birthday anyway.

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