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Bottom of the article just posted about Joe Bananas has this weirdly… ”The Saturday night headliner is a stadium-level artist of global prominence, consistently ranking among the most-streamed artists in the world.”

Postcodes - do they accept it with/without a space, or does it need to be one way or the other?

Walk back to Bethnal Green. You’ll be on the tube so much faster.

Rina Sawayama, Elton John, Foo Fighters

Best for me was Pietanic at the top end of T&C. They had a cheeseburger pie that was amazing, and the portion sizes were really great.

On LCD duty in the States at the minute no?

Losing the public path around Wicket Ground seems like a nightmare for anyone camping above Woodsies. Much longer route to get there now.

Pretty sure The Hive existed last year, it's opposite BBC Introducing on the drag between Pyramid and Other. It didn't make it onto the full line-up page for 2022.

If you hover over the Sunday 15:30-17:00 TBA on Greenpeace, it links to Fatboy Slim's website..

This video from before gates opened in 2016 still gives me nightmares. dd7b0ed4-d3e5-46a6-8925-f9766f994a26.mp4

The vibes in West Holts Bar were amazing on the Wednesday night last year.

Billy Nomates confirmed they’re playing The Park on the Friday on IG.

Would much rather have seen Phoenix escape this repeat slot in the tent and be mid-afternoon on another stage, but alas..

I think there's certainly something to the idea that if the festival is important to you, the process of attending does allow you to leave behind a lot of the emotional weight you've been carrying. I think perhaps it's that a week at Glastonbury allows you to 'reset' and escape the cycles you find yourself repeating in the real world. A month and a half prior to the 2022 festival I had an operation to have my thyroid removed after they found cancer. I'd had the diagnosis in January, and I spent the first half of the year incredibly anxious about the entire thing - it would manifest itself in some weird ways, and I lost count of the number of days or evenings I lost to feeling overwhelmed by everything going on. Three or four times a week I felt like I was dying and there was nothing I could do. I remember the Monday before the festival I was still feeling terrible, with me calling up a friend and crying over the phone about how I didn't want to feel how I had been while there. This was despite already having had the operation and being back to work, living my life like normal. While at the festival, I ended up feeling the best I had all year, and getting home after the festival, everything seemed to lift and I was able to basically go back to a normal day-to-day without the feelings I'd had before. The whole thing could be coincidence, but I do honestly think the process of going to Glastonbury and just existing there for a few days helped me get past it.