Glastonbury, Music Festivals & Live Gigs

Maybe Andy Kershaw finally caught up with him and wanted his act back?

I'm pretty sure that Radcliffe has been at the BBC, originally as a radio producer, from the time that Kershaw was also there, if not before.
I wouldn't draw too much comparison between them, myself, not least as Kershaw is far more annoying, not too unlike his sister Liz.

Yeah, when they sent him to Donny one year for the OGWT, he was annoying. TBH I don't think summer festivals are the same without MOR in the mix.

(27-06-2023 00:24 )seducedx6 Wrote:  I'm pretty sure that Radcliffe has been at the BBC, originally as a radio producer, from the time that Kershaw was also there, if not before.

They're both John Peel wannabes who mistake sarcastic Northernness for talent.

Quote:I wouldn't draw too much comparison between them, myself, not least as Kershaw is far more annoying, not too unlike his sister Liz.

They're both piously insufferable, but they're about as evil as Bagpuss.

(17-06-2023 14:58 )Doddle Wrote:  I know Glastonbury can be snarky about rock, but I doubt QotSA would ever get booked as headliners even in the best of times.

Just to point out, QotSA did headline this year, albeit on the "Other" stage whilst Elton was on. But a rocking good show all the same.

(26-06-2023 14:44 )Doddle Wrote:  Also didn't realise until last night that Mark Radcliffe appears to not be involved with the coverage any more, which is even better.

He's talking about today getting the all-clear from a 5 year battle with cancer. So, well done with that.

Headliners for this year's event seem to be Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA, with Shania Twain doing the Sunday Legends spot