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"T In The Park festival organiser Geoff Ellis has expressed an interest in booking The Smiths for a future lineup. It was rumoured back in April that the band were planning to reform for a series of shows starting in the autumn.  Ellis told NME: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;d be very interested. If it happened, I&amp;#039;d definitely be very interested. But you&amp;#039;ve got to get the feedback from the audience before you book and find out if they suit our core audience. &amp;quot;The Stone Roses suited that perfectly, but maybe The Smiths are not seen the same way by 18-25 year olds as the Roses, but we&amp;#039;d still love to put them on.&amp;quot; Speaking of next year&amp;#039;s festival, he added: &amp;quot;We want to have the best Scottish bands that are around, it&amp;#039;s something we&amp;#039;re always looking to reflect. But we&amp;#039;ve got to look beyond Scotland, we sell tickets in England, we sell tickets everywhere, we need to have stand-out artists. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m not saying we&amp;#039;d never have a Scottish headliner, we&amp;#039;ve had them in the past and we&amp;#039;re already talking to some Scottish bands about playing next year.&amp;quot; Johnny Marr and Mike Joyce have both denied reports that The Smiths will reform. Snow Patrol, Kasabian, Florence + the Machine, Nicki Minaj and Tinie Tempah will all play T In The Park 2012 this weekend. Watch The Smiths&amp;#039; video for &amp;#039;There Is a Light That Never Goes Out&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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