Glastonbury Festival 2005
Fri 10th Jun 05
Glastonbury Festival Glastonbury Festival 2005 This cafe is in the markets between the Other Stage and the Jazzworld Stage. It's being run by Concrete Recordings (who release the Glastonbury Unsigned CD, of the bands in the Unsigned Competition), along with Oxfam who are promoting their Control Arms campaign.
The lack of control of the arms trade is fuelling conflict, poverty, and human rights abuses - worldwide. Every government is responsible.
Oxfam, Amnesty International and IANSA (International Action Network on Small Arms) are campaigning for a global arms trade treaty, to bring the trade in weapons under control. The Arms Trade Treaty would create a legally binding agreement to regulate the arms trade, and ensure that all countries work to the same standard.
Over half a million people are killed by armed violence every year: that's one person every minute.
Musically, each day starts from 10am until 3pm with the Classic Album Contemplation Breakfast - or the proper DJ's are in bed - playing classic albums form the likes of Talking Heads, The Jam, Pink Floyd, Pulp, The beatles and Oasis.
Acts below are listed with the act listed first playing last.
Thursday 23 June
Chemical Dub Theory
The Priscillas
Sound Development Agency
Japanese Intelligence Mind Control
Scouting for girls The Lovegods
Rob Sharples
The Rosinators
Steve Ballinger
Friday 24 June
Cakeboy
The Deadbeats
Dirty Circus
Stoney
Duke Raoul
The KBC
24 hour love
Vib Gyor
Dragonsfly
Saturday 25 June
BlackBud
SPECIAL GUESTS - to be confirmed
The Bellagios
Fear of Music
Steveless
Moya
The Barbs
Genesis Elijah
Low Sparks
Sunday 26 June
Loose Canon
The Amazing Dr. Sam
Autocat
Sam & Me
The Mad Staring Eyes
Red Hand Band
Fabrics
SPECIAL GUESTS - to be confirmed
SPECIAL GUESTS - to be confirmed
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