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Shangri La
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10 minutes ago, Ben7amin_ said:Also Bob Vylan!!!!
YES. Straight to top of the list 🥳
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Good luck intrepid scavengers! I'm not far away at all but have to work, boooo
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1 hour ago, ilovelanegan said:
Driving me mad - where is it?
Helps to actually watch the Insta stories 🤦♀️
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Driving me mad - where is it?
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53 minutes ago, Isaaclk said:
Girlfriend just got a spot with oxfam stewarding! 😄
Nice one! Did it just pop up on the site?
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Has this been flagged yet? On main site.
https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/2024-ticket-balance-payments-due-1st-7th-april/
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34 minutes ago, Peetle said:
Added most of the new ones to my playlist. We're in for a really bland weekend. They mostly sound the same. Ho hum.
Oh no, I was hoping it was just me and others could point me towards some good stuff 😕 It's beige AF right?
Having said that, Fat Dog are giving me NiN vibes which is no bad thing.
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4 hours ago, stuie said:
Congrats! It sounds like your preferred choice but I was just wondering why you prefer this over Oxfam?
Thanks, and fair question! It's just so I can camp with my sister (and hopefully work same shifts) as she also got a place with Avalon. Several of us tried for Oxfam but I was the only one who got a spot - both their 'general' batches went in nanoseconds. Hoping we get kind shifts but fairly relaxed about it. We've both been thinking of volunteering for a while - nice to have the guaranteed camping spot, food and showers!
From the sounds of it we may have a trek across site with our stuff though...
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Been offered an Avalon place from waitlist - accepted and deposit paid, will be pulling pints with my sister! 🥳🍻🍹
Means one more Oxfam spot is definitely going back - good luck to those of you still on the hunt 🤞
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33 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:
There'll be plenty of room to dance.
Indeed. Woodsies headliner would be amazing but after Other headliner too much of a step down presumably.
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3 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:
They played in the daylight in 2010, so that's not the issue. It's just gonna be the wrong crowd.
Not down the front it won't be! Party tiiiiiiime 🥳
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3 hours ago, Joshuwarr said:
Possibly my favourite Glastonbury set ever
Definitely top five. Legendary.
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4 hours ago, Supernintendo Chalmers said:
Seems like a sensible approach to me
100% agree - start with soft launch, test out new safety measures and staff with reduced crowds / pressure.
Great news for us south London-dwelling music lovers, hope all goes smoothly 🤞
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57 minutes ago, Alex DeLarge said:
This is the attitude to have. I remember my first Glastonbury - 2016 and thinking "Muse? Adele? Coldplay? What a boring load of Radio 2 fodder." Thankfully, I went to see other things and enjoy myself without whinging constantly that things weren't to my taste.
Agrees in Sigur Ros, M83 and LCD 🥳 2016 was one of my best ever, despite the rain!
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23 hours ago, ticketboy69 said:
Same for me. It’s very annoying.
Yep same, tried multiple times but it says my details don't stack up. I don't have any dodge credit history or anything. Tedious!
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Press pass
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2 hours ago, eatingglitter said:Yes 100%! I realise I may have sounded glib beforehand, but yes, you are working for sure.
There's nothing quite like rocking up with a festival with a bunch of expensive kit when it's muddy, a list of people you need to try and catch and interview that suddenly aren't anywhere to be found, all the while trying to take photos and to "experience" it while also formulating what you're writing about/how it'll read etc. One festival I was covering for about three outlets at once, different levels, different mediums and different content requirements (and I had my toddler and a 5 year old with me, thank f**k for my husband and mates!!!)
Also, the amount of people who randomly contact you in the run up to any festival asking if you can "get them a free ticket". My sister did this to me last year for a festival that was literally £30 for the day she wanted to go to.
I did love covering festivals, but I'm definitely glad to be going as a punter now rather than press!It can be a... lot. Luckily for me my deadlines were post-fest so I was able to make notes (sober when required) but still delve into the festival proper. I also leave the sprogs at home with my other half otherwise it would be not be remotely an option!
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Press pass
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5 hours ago, Ayrshire Chris said:Thanks for that, was told photo ID was essential and the ticket exchange was at the bronze gate, as you say, across the site.
I'm not 100% sure if it was the 'hospitality ticket exchange' but I was directed to a portacabin within the Pyramid compound ('stage left' side) after I had done my usual ticket / wristband thing at gate A. Wasn't at all obvious - eventually I just walked up to a security guard at a gap in the fence and they let me through when I said what I was looking for!
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Press pass
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20 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:Did you have to go to hospitality ticket exchange to get a wristband for the interstage, camping etc area?
Yes - with accreditation letter, ID etc - including my ticket! Which I did not realise/ wasn't on the email and I had left at my tent on the other side of the site. They eventually took pity on me after some pleading - it was a hot day 🤣
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Press pass
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I got a press upgrade last yr - it was an add-on to already purchased ticket. Includes hospitality camping, access to certain bars across site and the best/most useful part, being able to use the interstage cut-through between Other and Pyramid stages. There's a press tent there where you can charge your laptop/ phone etc if you're working onsite.
I didn't use the camping (went in gen pop with my mates) and only popped into the bars for an occasional loo trip. The interstage short cut was great for avoiding crowds (esp. for Elton) but I didn't hang around inside, too much fun stuff elsewhere.
As others have said, BBC etc get full ticket/passes but us smaller fry need to get lucky on T-day and then request the upgrade.
NB - my colleague had a photo pass as well (allowing him into pit for certain acts, not all) which was an additional upgrade to his regular ticket.
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My sister got a spot, she's so happy! Loads of pub management experience which I presume helped (or was it a straight ballot)?? Would have liked to join her but I got an Oxfam place so can't complain. Chuffed we will both be back on the farm in a few months 🥳
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GomezYoung FathersBob VylanWide AwakeChromeoGuilfest (maybe)GlastoThe National*Bloc Party*LatitudeRock en Seine (Sunday)*Will probably skip these if I see them at the farm.Most booked, some on wishlist. Tempted by AC/DC & Kylie but put off by the cost.
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7 minutes ago, wrongturn said:
And ruddy spectacular Neil Young was too!
One of the sets I've enjoyed the most in the farm.
Totally agree. Joyous!
The Glade 2024
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Awesome place in my uni days! #LeedsAlum