One of them is used to things of an epic nature, the other to cartoon battles, well it seems both qualities were in play as Muse and My Chemical Romance went to war over Q Reading & Leeds Festival headliner poll.
The vote, which is still been fought over, currently sees Muse just edging out My Chemical Romance by just a few percentage points, while Pulp and The Strokes trail way behind with over half a million votes cast so far.
Meanwhile, Q caught up with a host of the talent at the festival, and here's the first wave of our video chats with the band playing. As it's Q's 25 birthday this year, we've been asking acts who they think the most influential artist of the last 25 years was, and who will be dominating music in the coming quarter of a century. Plus we'll have more interviews live soon, including chats with My Chemical Romance, The National and Jared Leto, stay tuned.
For more Q25 videos check out Qthemusic.com/promo/q25 and cast your vote for the greatest act of the last 25 years while you're there.
5:25 PM | 07/09/2011
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