The Killers revealed as V headliners
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The Killers - a popular around these parts rock band from the American sicy of Las Vegas - have been announced as headliners at 2007's twin-site V Festival.
The band - whose singer Brandon Flowers wears a moustache well - will top the bill in both Chelmsford and Staffordshire when the festival kicks off in August. The four-piece will also perform at the Wills-and-Harry-organised Princess Diana Memorial concert on July 1.
Princess Diana's opinion on The Killers is, sadly, unobtainable. Wills and Harry, though, dig them considerably. Apparently.
This news should mean that The Killers will not play at Glastonbury. Indeed, Emily Eavis has already said they won't. And she the boss.
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so the glastonbury lineup is shaping up well already then.
"popular around these parts"
SRSLY?
OMG!
oh...
lol @ the killers.
and speaking of festivals
my money is on modest mouse for glasto.
no really.
You may be a cunt
But you speak the truth
penalise me indie-points and relegate me to Divison Twat if you wish...
...but Sam's Town is awesome. So there.
The V festival tho does bring the suck.
Who cares what others think....I don't...
I love the Killers and love Sam's Town....it's a good record by a good band. Period.
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the sicy of Las Vegas eh?
V
is turd
turd turd turd turd turd
he does
wear that moustache well doesn't he?
Don't mind their singles...
...but dull as you like live. Hopefully something else dull for the other night and I can save some money.
I went to the Radiohead day at V last year then all of V, and for all of the complaints about 'corporate' festivals, one difference was still apparent - V has NO ATMOSPHERE WHATSOEVER and Reading has it in bucketloads.
V has trees
in the middle of the crowd.
How inconsiderate.
I was a V last year.
Enjoying Radiohead and this bloke comes and stands next to me and starts moaning like "ergghh I can't believe Ive left watching Kasabian on the other stage to listen to this shit!"
He was a proper prick!
Apart from that things like Jamie T, Young knives were pretty good...
what i don't get
is why prince william is 'wills' when every other william who shortens their name is 'will'.
what's that all about?
Royalty
buys you another consonant. It's all about the haves and have nots!
V Festi...zzzzzz
Festival for teachers.
...
V may have no atmosphere but Reading people scare me. I did both last year, I don't think I'm going to do either this year.
"Do you...
.. dig graves?"
"yeah they're alright i guess"
"Thats marvellous. I think they're wonderful."
And that is all I have to say upon the matter.
V is the only festival...
where I have seen ladies urinating against the fences in the crowd by the 2nd stage because the queues for the loos are too long.
Luckily I was in for free that year (Bar, Pixies, Bar).
Yer tellin me
I worked there last year and it was an absolute shambles. Crammed far too many people in than the site could really cope with.


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