Glastonbury, Music Festivals & Live Gigs

(05-02-2021 11:34 )Chrisst Wrote:  1. The nation voted to leave the European Union because people saw too many foreigners in the country.

So wrong. You make it look like we are bunch of racists.
Less than half the country voted for Brexit and of those who voted for Brexit only a percentage of them did it because they saw 'too many foreigners in the country'

There were many other reasons, fishing, wanted to run their own country, trade. There were even a few Tories who saw it as a chance to make a fast buck.

I have it on good authority that Roger Daltrey's set list now includes:

Won't Get Fooled Again, I Can't Explain and Boris The Spider.

Bestival, Leeds & Reading all seem to be on for this year.

i'm debating going to mexico to see slipknot in december.

(21-01-2021 15:20 )Doddle Wrote:  Well, that gives the BBC 5 months to work out how to do better than last bloody year.

Or maybe not really bother, eh? We'll see if Fri, Sat & Sun, mainly BBC4, do fit the bill. Or if John Peel gets a mention for a change.

BBC Music presents The Glastonbury Experience 2021

https://www.bbc.com/mediacentre/2021/glastonbury/

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E4o-5hCWEAIJ...ame=medium

Shockingly, John Peel turned up in their "Best of 2003" repeat, so hush my mouth.

Some odd choices - Al Green at least looked quite sprightly from 1999, even if the crowd appeared seriously nonplussed at him doing the "Reverend" bit.

On the other hand - Arctic Monkeys from their 2013 headline set - I somehow think they did longer than 40 minutes, so what gives? And is Kylie's set from a mere 2 years back really all that classic?!

Isle of Wight festival on SA all weekend (well, the evenings); James, Tom Jones, Kaiser Chiefs, Liam Gallagher etc

Billie Eilish announced as headliner for Glasto 2022, assuming we're all spared this time

Isle of Wight Festival on SA all weekend from 7pm tomorrow. Muse, Kasabian, Lewis Capaldi, Nile Rodgers & Chic... etc