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The yurts & bell tents - I'm assuming you don't get a bed of any description with those? It's essentially empty and you're paying for the yurt/tent itself?

Horrendous, could be a coin flip

Cheers! What's the deal with entrance, if you don't come in a car to the dedicated car park - through the main site then into Sticklinch?

A few Sticklinch questions (apologies if I'm recycling stuff that has been asked previously): Anyone done it? (the basic 'podpad' option). Worth it? It didn't look too far from where we camped last year, location wise Is it a tall order getting one after the resale, assuming they go back on sale? What do you get facilities wise, few showers & a food stall or two?

Jamie XX/Fontaines clashing is already gonna keep me up at night, can we please leave Justice on Sunday until we're told otherwise 🙃

The first page of this thread has just brought back some memories - there was a time when the strong rumour for 2017 was Daft Punk, The Stone Roses, Radiohead 🙃

Amazing, well done!

No sign of any other competitions as of yet then I'm guessing? 🥲

What email? 🥲

Five Co-op's later in Manchester, I managed to locate some cheese - one membership and 4 blocks purchased. What a life Glas it's only this month this time tbh, it got completely out of hand last year

I'm a little confused. I was buying copious amounts last year (to no avail), and they did draw every month. This time it says the below on the website/T&C's - is it only running this month, or is that gonna be amended every month between now and next June?

It's a weird feeling this time, the worst luck we've ever had - 3 people from 28 successful. Nobody from the other 25 saw anything other than the holding page. I was unsuccessful last time but when it came to the resale there was only 8 of us left. I got incredibly lucky thanks to a kind soul on here. This time it just feels next level, so brutal. Pretty deflated in all honesty. I've been to 9 on the bounce but this time it does feel like a bridge too far. A shame and I will still try in April but I feel beaten at this point - especially after hearing some of the stuff that went on in the sale. Grim

Yeah it crossed my mind as well. I remember eyeing up a date in Naples pre-pandemic before they got canned Surely there are some dates here/across Europe coming?

Brutal. 26 minute sell out, how does that compare to recent years? That doesn't seem that bad to me, but I could be way off

It's hard to imagine the reports are too far off. I'd say they've either got one of the acts wrong or it's right, and Emily is just turning down the noise with a carefully worded statement

It is a weird one. Their first 3 records are timeless, for me, the rest very hit and miss. 2011 I opted for The Chemical Brothers but I went in 2016, and it was undeniably amazing. Their 2005 set is one of the sets I enjoy watching the most, from the festivals before I started attending. I think now, from a Glastonbury perspective, it just feels a very lazy/easy booking. Generally, their new stuff/shows feel very different. It's becoming hard to take Chris seriously running around dressed like that approaching 50 as well, but that's just me. Having said the above, I won't hesitate to go and watch them at next year's festival if I get a ticket and there isn't a bad clash. I think ultimately, they are an easy target for people as well.

My anxiety levels feel low compared to other years, and I'm not really sure why Quite a few of our usual groups have dropped out, for a variety of reasons. I think the stress I had between November and April last year; buying endless amounts of cheese, then getting one in the resale has worn me out. Just more resigned to 'what will be will be' now I think

What was the price for Liam? Saw £90 standing quoted on Twitter. That was London, but I assume it'll be the same across the board

I managed to get a ticket off Twickets and get a day working there. I'm doing it on minimal sleep across 2 nights, needs must. Had to be there for this

Much longer I'd say. 'Indefinite hiatus' is the line I've been given

I like Coldplay, especially their first few records - timeless. It just seems very lazy/easy at this point, but then I'm still clinging onto the blur booking

Can't really say where it's come from but I've just spent £250 on 24 hours in Dublin this coming Thursday, having already seen them 6 times this tour, so take that for what you will. I had reason to believe it was the case anyway but I received info from someone extremely well connected in their circle. Never say never in years to come, money talks obviously. But from what I've been told, they're done for the foreseeable. Alex and Matt will be active, but not as Arctic Monkeys

1/2 on skybet

Madonna would be huge, what is she like live these days?.. Is there anything in the bookies having Coldplay odds on? Or is it just pure guesswork on their part?