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Quite enjoying Camila Cabello - nice bit of Samba dancing in the afternoon sunshine. Not so enjoyable if it's pissing down I suspect.

He sounds so like his dad doesn't he, but with a modern slant. Hope to catch him at Bearded Theory so I don't have to worry about making it at Glasto.

Love Yard Act - saw them in Williams Green in 2022 and have listened to them regularly since then. There is something about his voice that just puts a smile on my face. And funnily enough I got to Black Pumas in my playlist today and really liked them too. We must have similar taste so is there anyone else you'd recommend?

Hmm, hadn't really thought about that, but how about the unofficial, second legends slot a la Nile Rodgers. We haven't had all the Pyramid acts named yet. I'm not going to give up that easily.

That would be bloody wonderful!

I'm holding on to the fact that her tour dates haven't sold out so her agent has asked Glasto not to announce her yet. Don't know if that is realistic though.

This was the first poster last year so compare it with the full lineup - 2023 | Glastonbury Festival (glastonburyfestivals.co.uk)

Halvin's is usually the best but too early yet to use as a Clashfinder. But useful to mark any acts that take your fancy and you don't want to forget.

Interesting.... But probably nothing! Edited - I literally looked a minute ago and it wouldn't load for me. But obviously did for parsonjack!

I was pissed off, it was wet and muddy and I was wandering away from the main stages and I came across Lekiddo singing to about 20 people in the rain and it was fantastic! Rejuvenated me!

I fell in love with John Grant, Richard Hawley, Man and the Echo, loved Art Garfunkel, Adele, Earth Wind and Fire. It was a great year. Oh and I remember first coming across Lekiddo too. 2016 was a great year!

I'm thinking very much a Dolly type for me (not the size of crowd though!). But not someone I'd choose to listen to usually but fun, a few tunes that I know well and will be happy to sing along to and I think she'll have a blast which always helps (yes, Jeff Lynne, I'm looking at you).

Yeah she seems genuinely excited - asking "what we should sing together", planning on what she's going to wear. Love it!

This made me laugh!

Well, while I don't think there are any must sees or really exciting stuff for me from the poster, there are 16 "hmm, could be good" that I'd be happy to go along to. Admittedly, I think 4 are on at the same time! But I'm also happy to spend more time at the smaller stages and am sure there will be things announced there that I will genuinely be excited about. I still haven't ever seen an act in BBC Introducing - must tick that off this year. And then of course, there's circus, theatre, comedy, Rimski's Yard, all of which I'm happy to spend time in. And another of course - that's before I listen to the ones I don't know from the poster and beyond. So all in all - BRING IT ON!!

Lol - yes that's what I meant!

Use 12ft to get round firewalls.

This made me laugh out loud "festival favourites Coldplay, bouncing on to the stage like the labradoodles of rock, sure to cheer up even the most sceptical with their gormless, effervescent joy."

Lil Nas X into Elton?

Yep that's where I was and loved it! Smiling just remembering seeing one of my favourite bands from my youth at my first Glastonbury.

Sting Richard Hawley John Grant (not that I had any reason to think he'd be there but still hoped!) Stevie Nicks CMAT Raye Patti Smith (someone mentioned her and got my hopes up)

So who's doing the Spotify playlist then?

Roll on the announcements from the smaller stages!

I was going to say exactly the same. I'd even heard of her before she played the Other. And I am absolutely not au fait with all the music trends.

I'm fairly certain we did. I've looked at my notes from last year (yeah I'm a sad bastard) and most have the day they were playing next to them. Not all though. So maybe not Maui Waui? I'm not 100% sure though.