Unlikely Artists That You Really Want To See

[EFC Forever]

Apologies if there's a similar thread already open, for starters.

Every time you go to a festival you're hoping and hoping for some of the lesser known artists that you're well in to to be announced and I think, albeit I've never been, Glastonbury is the place for this. As this is my first Glastonbury I thought I'd make a thread for it in here. Also, it's a good way for me to engage in a new community and greater expand my musical knowledge.

I'll kickstart it, and, for me, I really want to see Souljazz Orchestra. I have no idea where they'd play/if they've ever played before, but it'd be something special for me if they did. I've never had the opportunity to see them and having been a fan for a few years now it would be lovely to get the chance at my first Glastonbury.

[FuzzyDunlop]

Michael Winslow

[The 38 year old virgin]

Fugazi, sultans of ping fc, dead kennedys (original band rather than the karaoke version of today)

[Woffy]

Jason Lytle.

[Ted Dansons Wig]

Tom Waits.

[giantkatestacks]

Ani de franco. Caught her I think the last time she played on the pyramid but would like to see again.

[Avalon_Fields]

Curtis Eller (Banjo playing, yodeling, funniest musician I've ever seen - in most senses of the word funny)

[jonodillieono]

Manics doing The Holy Bible

[Zoo Music Girl]

DAVID BOWIE

[kalifire]

Ani de franco. Caught her I think the last time she played on the pyramid but would like to see again.

Yes! Ani would be so brilliant. Same goes for The Roots - highly unlikely but I'd be there in a heartbeat.

Slightly odder choice, but I wouldn't mind seeing Diablo Swing Orchestra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsmAF9cVPm4

[Rose-Colored Boy]

T-Swizz

[grumpyhack]

My vote would be for Danny Bryant, one of Britain's best young blues guitarists. He tours extensively in mainland Europe, where there is still a thriving blues scene, has just completed a US tour fronting Walter Trout's band, to raise money for Walter's medical treatment, has played quite a lot of big blues fests (Colne, Albert Hall etc.) but has never played Glasto. He's be superb in the Acoustic or West Holts.

[bocumaroy]

Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens. People Get Ready. Lydia Ainsworth.

[ICGenie]

I will not rest until Marillion play Avalon!

[Funkyfairy!]

Lloyd Yates would be brilliant

Www.lloydyates.com

Edited December 28, 2014 by Funkyfairy!

[midnight]

DreamMachine

Hidria Spacefolk

Omar Faruk Tekbilek

Goastt

Goat (saw them before, but during day time - I'd really like to see them play a late night slot)

[audio farm]

fatboy slim

[stuartbert two hats]

There's two that I want to see, but are never mentioned on here. I have zero idea how likely they are - Jo Hamilton and múm.

[ghandi]

Bjork

Sigur Ros

Radiohead ?

[ghandi]

Doves reformed

[Mezhyp1]

Tool

[ICGenie]

Doves reformed

Ooh, yes please!

In addition to the list of highly unlikely reunions, can I add REM? One of my biggest regrets that I never got round to seeing them.

[deadpheasant]

Weezer, Kanye, Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Machine Head, David Bowie, Deftones, Beach House, My Morning Jacket, Real Estate, SEACATS

Any of those. Any of those at all and I'll be happy

[Bisque]

Not neccessarily an unlikely act but I'd like to see Chromeo play after they pulled out last year.

[Frankly Mr Shankly]

Tool

Yes please.

I'll add Madonna too.

But for the love of god don't let the two clash like they did at Coachella.