Glastonbury 2024

[Crook]

Confidence Man, berserk excellence.

[blingybongy]

I can't see many palestine flags today do you think the irony of flying that flag at a music festival has struck a chord yet?

[bobbo89]

rjfp1962 said:

The Last Dinner Party were brilliant... as expected

They're awesome, proper band!

[towser44]

Kasabian at Woodsies now on iPlayer. Can't wait see them in Leicester next week!

[ThingsBehindTheSun]

Rough101 said:

Dexys was a highlight as well. Rowland is a genuine artist.

I must have watched something different then when I watched Dexys and Paul Heaton on BBC1.

Absolutely tragic when the highlights for a music festival for young people are two people in their 60s who haven't released anything decent for 30 odd years.

[FrankAbagnale]

Bloc Party just finished up and had a great time.

[Grumbler]

LCD Soundsystem were good. Confidence Man were brilliant. Great tunes and Janet Planet. Watching Kasabian now. Wish I was there. Yard Act next, saw them last year, great live act.

[Wheel Turned Out]

ThingsBehindTheSun said:

I must have watched something different then when I watched Dexys and Paul Heaton on BBC1.

Absolutely tragic when the highlights for a music festival for young people are two people in their 60s who haven't released anything decent for 30 odd years.

Understand the point, but to be fair Paul Heaton is still putting out great music.

[119]

Nitin Sawnney.

fking brilliant.

I thought he had retired!

20 years jeez.

[gruffgriff]

Going to have to revisit LCD, iplayer was glitching on me last night...I hope Daft Punk make it to their house in the end.

I really have never been sure about Fontaines DC, but love the latest single. I'm an old fart that likes a melody but find his voice and delivery intriguing. Found myself totally absorbed and nodding away at their set though, so I guess I'm in now! Up the Dubs!

Kasabian! Yay! Remember thinking any permanent hearing damage after one of their Ally Pally gigs was worth it..

[Athlon]

Black Pumas, 1700 on the West Holts. They are brilliant on the day and some fantastic music. Well worth a go.

[119]

I'm trying to find out what time London Grammar are playing?

[Athlon]

119 said:

I'm trying to find out what time London Grammar are playing?

21.15 tomorrow eve

[fat80b]

What is it with the iPlayer coverage.

It says there are live streams and when I open them, it’s all from hours ago.

The coverage seems far worse this year than last

[119]

Athlon said:

119 said:

I'm trying to find out what time London Grammar are playing?

21.15 tomorrow eve

[towser44]

fat80b said:

What is it with the iPlayer coverage.

It says there are live streams and when I open them, it’s all from hours ago.

The coverage seems far worse this year than last

Are you pressing watch from start or live?

[tobinen]

Crook said:

Confidence Man, berserk excellence.

Bloody right

[tobinen]

Athlon said:

21.15 tomorrow eve

Not 21:15 in the morning then

[Adam.]

ThingsBehindTheSun said:

I must have watched something different then when I watched Dexys and Paul Heaton on BBC1.

Absolutely tragic when the highlights for a music festival for young people are two people in their 60s who haven't released anything decent for 30 odd years.

It’s not a music festival for young people, it’s for all ages

That’s said I didn’t think much of Dexys (what happened to the runners?)

[Mazinbrum]

blingybongy said:

I can't see many palestine flags today do you think the irony of flying that flag at a music festival has struck a chord yet?

Glastonbury is very white isn’t it? They won’t be thinking about Gaza while at Glasto.