Glastonbury Festival 2004
Friday 25th to Sunday 27th June 2004Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4AZ, England MAP
£112 - SOLD OUT
Daily capacity: 150,000
Last updated: Wed 7th Aug 2013
Hailing from Iceland and living in Norway, they were billed in the programme as a bit like Sigur Ros. In reality they were far from like the Icelanders in musical style. Instead we were treated to a mixture of rock and hilariously witty lyrics.
With Blackbud on before them and the heavy rain keeping many in the tent plus more people arriving to take shelter they performed before a sizeable crowd. They started poorly but after a bit of banter with the audience they started to come alive.
Norways version of Half Man Half Biscuit went on to perform a competent set which had us all giggling and smiling and it was nice to have a band playing who didnt take themselves at all seriously.
None of their lyrics were in anyway politically correct but they were hilarious, once theyd received a hearty round of applause we left the New Bands tent but we didnt care about the rain anymore in fact we were all grinning inanely!
review by: Scott Williams
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