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Turner bound to bring out Miles Kane at some point. Guns N Roses deffo inviting along Damian Marley to bring Axl some reggae.

I don't know much about them but I get the impression they would consider doing it for the prestige. They know it would be a huge booking for Glastonbury if they played like 3rd down Pyramid or headlined Other. Could always couple it with their own shows for the money. If Metallica were happy with Other headline to tick the festival off, and Aerosmith were coming over for a secret set, it wouldn't be beyond the realms of possibility.

To be fair when the opinion is always 'x is shit' whilst offering nothing to the conversation, you can see why people who are genuinely discussing a topic get fed up. Not sure you can really call it bullying, not like anyone's called him a nonce or anything.

Now I want @Skip997to follow me around all festival telling me how every act I watch, drink I have and food I eat is shit.

Hearing that Vera Lynn isn't going to be playing this time round

Oh you're so damn cool man.

Still gonna be a bigger headline trio than anything else booked in Europe. Don't see why Guns N Roses are any different to booking Metallica. Both legacy rock/metal acts that have done the rounds for years. Guns N Roses have at least 10 bangers everyone knows whether you're a festival goer or not.

Tbf Jamie T packed out the Nonce Tent. Only safe in there because it was Macca on Pyramid. No idea what WH/Park was like - didn't they have two very similar acts on anyway? Was all a bit strange the main stages that evening.

No need to be so salty just for the festival booking an act you don't like.

Genuinely find it hilarious how many people think Guns N Roses are going to pull a tiny crowd. Absolute jokes. One of the biggest rock bands of all time making their Glasto debut. Appeal across generations, hits that everyone knows, stadium selling act. It'll be LCD @ TITP levels of dead I imagine.

Pretty sure it's just the one person who has lost the plot.

Maybe people want a place to discuss Glastonbury and festivals without being called nonces. Neil said before the forums don't make any money for him so not sure why he'd be bothered. Clearly he doesn't care about putting people off if he wants to start calling people nonces. This place is meant to be the spirit of Glastonbury all year round etc.

Mate seriously you need some professional help. Love how you're referring to regular posters from here, and well respected posters driven away from this site, as nonces.

Think you'll find it's actually the exact opposite.

Discord is a social media app where a forum of sorts has been set up for all the members who no longer post here due to reasons. Includes quite a few who are 'in the know' so a sizeable chunk of good intel is discussed at length alongside the usual rumours, wishlists etc. Slightly different format which is quite enjoyable even if you come back at the end of the day to 1000s unread posts.

Ahhh OK so it's just what we've known for ages. Nothing to see here.

You can mention it, you just copied some bloke's private tweet word for word! Drop the goss you crazy fool

Be interesting to see if this other news you've heard but not mentioned yet @Crazyfool01tallies up with what we've known on the Discord for a while. Or if it's completely fresh info.

Go on, spill the beans. No need to name the source, we might as well all know, surely that's the point of this place

So this random locked Twitter account you've never interacted with before decided to @ you into their tweets for no specific reason? Bit weird.

Seems like an utterly bizarre string of events, not entirely sure why someone would be using hashtags with a locked account either.

Bit odd you can't say if they're tweeting it into the public domain? Can't you link the tweets on here?

What's the Twitter handle?

@Suprefanis just close-minded and thinks the world revolves around America. Proper Trump 2024 vibes.

Yes because if you want to make big news in the UK market then you're much better off doing Coachella hidden away on YouTube where nobody watches as opposed to Glastonbury, the pinnacle of music festivals broadcast on the BBC and shoved down the nation's throat for a month.