Those who claim that Mumford & Sons aren't yet a big enough deal to be worthy T in the Park headliners next year are, quite simply, wrong.
Those who claim that Mumford & Sons aren't yet a big enough deal to be worthy T in the Park headliners next year are, quite simply, wrong.
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Fiona McKinlay
Sure, they only have two albums (as did Coldplay, The Strokes and The Killers the first time they each headlined at Balado) but they can play a set of over 90 minutes that doesn't dip, maintains a near-constant singalong, and creates a giddying atmosphere from the front to the back of the crowd. Even if judged on no other evidence than this gig alone, the T in the Park bookers definitely know what they're doing and are getting it right.
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