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By bennyhana22 · Posted
I was going to post similar thoughts, but you've been far too articulate, so I'll keep it brief! Many/most of us in this thread are very invested in the scene and dance music is in our souls. Glastonbury isn't a dance festival, but it is the world's biggest greenfields festival. As such, the opportunity for any of the areas to remain niche or different becomes more challenged year on year. The explosion in festival popularity in the past 15-20 years has inevitably resulted in curators gravitating towards more 'accessible' or well-known acts who, by their very nature, tend to be less 'interesting' to some of us in here. It just seems a shame that The Glade really didn't feel able to continue to book literally 2 or 3 DJs (psytrance) who offer a genre heard nowhere else on site. It's hardly compromising their ability to get good crowds for their acts...and those evenings were really well attended too! I'd say that, dance-wise, it's only really Block9 that conspicuously demonstrate an identifiable ethos in their bookings, though Silver Hayes' rebirth has been very exciting too. It's all good and, as others have said, will likely spread people around a bit more, allowing for more space to dance for everyone. Which is what we're all there for. Can't wait for those there dance area drops now. Ben x -
By LateStarter50 · Posted
good to know it's there - but yes appreciate the whole price structure is shooting upwards due to climate change 😟 -
By northernangel · Posted
I love A weekend in the city too but after that it's very meh -
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