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£50 (+ booking fee) tickets available on Tickets for Good. It says 'last few available'

Good for you! Was your wristband also checked?

Could see King Gizz as Woodsies or Park headliners. Failing that late afternoon/early eve Other?

The more I think about it, I'm guessing Emily/GFL were keen for a genuine fallow year, the last one being 2018. Although the festival didn't run for two years during Covid, they must have still had loads going on behind the scenes/and must have been pretty stressful in the run up to 2020 when they had acts booked

Various news outlets reporting Emily saying that 2026 is definitely a fallow year. I'm sure there was a thread discussing this when she first mentioned it in the interview with Annie Mac and Grimshaw - but I can't find that thread. Am I missing discussion of this somewhere? All points to demand for tickets for 2025 being highest ever

Was he? At the time he was booked, Stormzy was an exciting live act, critically acclaimed, and popular with young people. I'm not saying Raye isn't those things - to be honest I don't really follow her much so am not qualified to say. You're perhaps right - and I can imagine EE wanting to give an act like Raye the chance to do it. FWIW I think both Paramore and Little Simz could headline (though Simz is surely ruled out for at least the next two festivals given she's subbing this year). I feel like when Wolf Alice come back they would be perfect Other headliners, but maybe they will get the nod for Pyramid

Standard adult tickets were £260 + a booking fee of £14.30 + shipment fee of £1.75. So paying £280 on Fanticks is probably about right. I don't think there are any tiers to the pricing, as they all sold out on one morning

I agree that all of these could headline, except for Raye. That seems a big stretch for where she is at the minute. Raye is classic Pyramid daytime fodder

Big Special also on the (non televised) Leftfield

Just done a bit of a cross check of Green Man acts who are at Glastonbury this weekend. The following are on televised stages, so it might be possible to see them on TV/iPlayer: Sampha Blondshell Mannequin P Arlo Parks Lambrini Girls Mount Kimbie The Mary Wallopers Bar Italia Johnny Flynn Sleaford Mods Lime Garden Moonchild Sanelly This is the Kit Fat Whites Sofia Kourtesis Joy Orb, Sherelle, Max Cooper and Hannah Holland are also all playing but on Arcadia or dance tents. Liz Lawrence is playing the Greenpeace stage. I might have missed others!

Splits are out! https://x.com/GreenManFest/status/1798671173443555759

Now we're into June it doesn't feel too far away. I assume we're likely to get day/stage splits some time later this month?

AA came and towed the car to a safe space at Gloucester services. I then slept in the car (seeing as it was about 2am on Wednesday morning), woke up early and managed to hitchhike to the festival. I left my car keys with the garage at the service station and the car got recovered to home. Was all a bit of a nightmare and pretty stressful way to start the festival. But I was glad to still make it to the fest on the Weds!

2017: great company, decent weather, just had a good laugh all weekend. Saying that, although Radiohead are probably my favourite band, I'm in the camp that didn't actually enjoy it that much at the time, something just didn't click 2013: first time, loved it. 2014: solid year 2022: crashed my car on the way down on the Tuesday 2016: muddy and felt ill for most of it. As others have said, vibes were off after Brexit vote. Funny how in retrospect the bands you've seen are not that important, it's the 'macro' factors (weather, company etc.) you remember most

Had a great day yesterday. Highlights for me were Baxter Dury, Future Islands, and the Cribs. Seasons by Future Islands probably best moment/singalong of the day. Cribs were on cracking form and played a great setlist. Did anyone see what it was Ryan picked up at one point - looked like a card? He seemed to stick his middle finger up at it then rub it on his crotch?! Baxter Dury played a really dancey number to close his set - anyone know what that one was? Seemed a well organised event overall. Beers were expensive but what do you expect. Sound quality in the Clash tent seemed sub-par at times, seemed better over at the Temple.