jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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I briefly walked post the Mongolian Band last year (name escapes) but they certainly seemed impressive.
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[Music] Glastonbury 2024
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Burna Boy lives just down the lane from me. I have no idea who he is either. (I think it is actually Stefflon Don's house tbf. But then I don't know who she is either).
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Looking at that line up, I think I’d rather go to Victorius. They’d be less soap dodgers, no Coldplay and plenty of hotel rooms
The Fits
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The HU, great stuff.
AmexRuislip
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Looking forward to watching this gem
Hotchilidog
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Coldplay are basically the Glastonbury house band now, and here is the thing.....people flipping love them. Their Glastonbury shows are great. I got dragged to see them in 2011 by my friends and whisper it quietly I quite enjoyed it. I have no interest in seeing them again mind but they will fill the field and give Emily a festival friendly price.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Michael Kiwanuka is amazing. He'll be well worth watching. As will Idles, Fontaines D.C, P.J Harvey and the National.
Plenty of other acts who should be pretty decent too.
Admittedly the headliners on the pyramid stage aren't exactly awe inspiring but I'm sure there's enough there without them to ensure you'll have a good time if you go. Although 355 quid a ticket does seem a little expensive.
Plenty of other acts who should be pretty decent too.
Admittedly the headliners on the pyramid stage aren't exactly awe inspiring but I'm sure there's enough there without them to ensure you'll have a good time if you go. Although 355 quid a ticket does seem a little expensive.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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Very disappointed by that as an armchair fan quite happy to camp in front of iPlayer most of the weekend. There doesn't seem to be much rock.
Any guitar worth looking out for in some of the smaller bands listed?
For all the hate, Coldplay will be fairly epic i suppose
Any guitar worth looking out for in some of the smaller bands listed?
For all the hate, Coldplay will be fairly epic i suppose
I remember going to see Michael Kiwanuka at the Dome maybe five years ago and Bruno and Leroy Rosenior were there. That's all.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Fontaines
Mannequin Pussy
Blondshell
Squid
Yard Act
Mdou Moctar - if you like rock infused world music
Would be my highlights.
Squid and Yard Act are both brilliant live. Bonkers guitarist in the latter too.
You can get a yurt (?) for a mere three grand (sleeps two) - but doesn't include admission tickets.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Bargain!
sydney
tinky ****in winky
there's 5 id go to see there but u suppose the afternoons will be boosted by prosecco , blow waves and sarf landarnarsers , serving up icing sugar in the wind ........cut my head off.
London Irish
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If you can get this banner up again with the worst section of Brighton fans trying to wrestle it down, I'll be impressed
Randy McNob
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Those headliners don't impress me much
- Oct 17, 2008
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I just think Elton John last year would take some real beating.
To be fair it was being beaten live in real time by QOTSA headlining the Other Stage. They were UNREAL.