Shameron Poe

If you're able to get the time off work, the Wed morning to Monday experience is what Glastonbury is all about. Been going since 2014. Even during that wet 2016 or 17 (I forget which one), at no point did I wish I was anywhere other than exactly where I was at the time. This year was one of the best ones yet for me, despite my back being absolutely blitzed by a whole night at Arcadia on Friday. I'm young and do a lot of training, but my back was still in pieces from all the dancing. Again, at no point did I think I'd rather be anywhere else but there. Even ended up leaving around 4pm on Monday because it was so nice relaxing with friends in the best place on earth, winding down the festival. I wanted to squeeze every drop of joy from the experience. Why bother going otherwise? Glastonbury isn't about half measures. There are thousands unable to get tickets that sound like they'd enjoy the full experience more than some in this thread. I guess you do what you want with your ticket but.. tis a damn shame to grumble about wanting to be home early etc

Bunch of negative bed-wetters here. Bbc usually accurate and the rain logo disappeared from Friday evening. Anyone with the attitude that some rain can ruin the Glastonbury excitement, deserves to have their ticket passed on to someone that will enjoy it regardless of weather. I've been there in the worst and best weather. The rain is a challenge but it didn't detract from the fun one bit. If it does, you're doing it wrong

Bet you're fun at festivals

Carnage is a very strong word for what's being shown

They formed a queue the last 4 times I've been as well.. 4pm, 9pm. Not too much difference made tbh. Those that were going to camp out in their cars overnight still will. And those that weren't won't. Don't see a huge difference

His track with Haai he released recently is a cracker too. His dj set at marvel factory was great. Got a good feeling about his glasto set

This is one we can be sure it isn't.