Jump to content

Don't Miss a Beat

Join the UK's most passionate festival community. Keep up with the latest conversations, line-up rumours, and music news.

250,000+ Members

Connect with a massive network of fellow festival-goers.

Lively Discussions

Thousands of active topics on music, campsites, and tips.

Hot Rumours & News

Hear about secret sets and lineup drops before anyone else.

Create Free Account
OR
  • Sign Up!

    Join our friendly community of music lovers and be part of the fun 😎

no Trash City next year ?


Guest Sawdusty Surfer

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 67
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

i'd be gutted if we lost trash city. it was my favourite part of the festival. it wasn;t that overcfrowded. the best thing to do was to get in a little bit before the crowds and find one of the many wicked clubs to have fun in all night. i did that and it was the best night of my life on the friday.

having said that, i do trust in their ability to replace it with something just as good/probably even better.

having said THAT though. i'd be surprised if they got rid of it, what would they do with all the buildings,etc? seems lke a bit of an unneccessary hassle/waste of money.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

This is all confusing me, I thought SL was expanding. Presuming both TC and SL are there next year, surely they can't both expand, where are they going to go? I can't see as there is any more room for them. Maybe knock the camping in the field behind arcadia on the head?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

This is all confusing me, I thought SL was expanding. Presuming both TC and SL are there next year, surely they can't both expand, where are they going to go? I can't see as there is any more room for them. Maybe knock the camping in the field behind arcadia on the head?
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Yes TC is nice to look at but that is all you can pretty much do cos you cant get in anywhere cos of the London-like f**k off queues to get into the clubs. WHAT is that all about???

Outdoor soundsystems...keep it simple, accessible and easy...remind me why Arcadia works so bloody well eh?! :P:P Its a good thing Arcadia getting even more space....it's an OUTDOOR rig, everyone can then get the chance to party alongside it instead of getting pissed off with the exclusivity that is the set up in Trash City (and tbh most of SL too...but at least there's enough to do otherwise to keep your brain happy there).

There was never any problems with over crowding or crushes when we were allowed to party at any and every soundsystem on site throughout the market and rest of fest.

With the numbers now rising year after year to near impossible levels, the idea that forcing between 50-100,000 people all looking for a party to a tiny area of the site and then only offering MORE queues to get into so-called 'clubs' is firkin ridiculous if you ask me!

Bring back partying and open air soundsystems throughout Babylon...you know it makes sense!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

we found last year a good way to avoid the queues and crowds was to go a little later, after 2 am when the crowds have died down a little. we'd stop off en route in the greenfields (croissant neuf was always good for late evening activities) and stop off at every bar on the way. the late night areas are open and serving till 6 so there's plenty of time, unless you have to sleep, but that's cheating.

or as Luscious Lucy says above, bring back the soundsystems! i used to love that old flat back truck they had in the middle of the markets with nothing but speakers on it for late night entertainment.

Edited by fatyeti24
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Yes TC is nice to look at but that is all you can pretty much do cos you cant get in anywhere cos of the London-like f**k off queues to get into the clubs. WHAT is that all about???

Outdoor soundsystems...keep it simple, accessible and easy...remind me why Arcadia works so bloody well eh?! :P:P Its a good thing Arcadia getting even more space....it's an OUTDOOR rig, everyone can then get the chance to party alongside it instead of getting pissed off with the exclusivity that is the set up in Trash City (and tbh most of SL too...but at least there's enough to do otherwise to keep your brain happy there).

There was never any problems with over crowding or crushes when we were allowed to party at any and every soundsystem on site throughout the market and rest of fest.

With the numbers now rising year after year to near impossible levels, the idea that forcing between 50-100,000 people all looking for a party to a tiny area of the site and then only offering MORE queues to get into so-called 'clubs' is firkin ridiculous if you ask me!

Bring back partying and open air soundsystems throughout Babylon...you know it makes sense!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Ashamed to say I never made it to TC or SL at nightime last year (my 1st year), nor did I touch the fence furthest from my tent. This was mainly down to being in a mess and partying back at the tents so I am determined to get down there this year, might pop down during U2.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 3 weeks later...

Expanded SL but no specific mention of Trash City in Emily's latest interview.

What else are you busy with?

This week, we've been working on the Shangri-la area. We're opening that out a bit. It's going to be expanded into field called Clapps Ground which is behind it. The plan is that it's going to be much easier to get into in 2010. There will be multiple entry points, but it will also be more spread out, so that more people can get down there and enjoy it.

So, do you look at problems from the previous Festival and try to address them?

Absolutely. The stuff that's going on down there is really incredible and most people want to get over there, particularly after hours. I was caught in one of those jams on the railway line this year and it's not great. It's pretty uncomfortable and it's not very nice having someone shouting, "Stick to the left!" So we're hoping to avoid all of that by opening it out. And Shangri-la's plans for the area itself are, once again, looking pretty incredible.

They're already in full-swing with planning?

Yeah, we've been looking at plans and new ideas. And the Arcadia lot were down yesterday discussing all kinds of crazy plans. We're going through a lot of that planning at this point. We're also talking about doing something to mark the 40 years. There are lots of ideas flying around, but we want it to be something which everyone can access. So possibly something in the air.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Expanded SL but no specific mention of Trash City in Emily's latest interview.

What else are you busy with?

This week, we've been working on the Shangri-la area. We're opening that out a bit. It's going to be expanded into field called Clapps Ground which is behind it. The plan is that it's going to be much easier to get into in 2010. There will be multiple entry points, but it will also be more spread out, so that more people can get down there and enjoy it.

So, do you look at problems from the previous Festival and try to address them?

Absolutely. The stuff that's going on down there is really incredible and most people want to get over there, particularly after hours. I was caught in one of those jams on the railway line this year and it's not great. It's pretty uncomfortable and it's not very nice having someone shouting, "Stick to the left!" So we're hoping to avoid all of that by opening it out. And Shangri-la's plans for the area itself are, once again, looking pretty incredible.

They're already in full-swing with planning?

Yeah, we've been looking at plans and new ideas. And the Arcadia lot were down yesterday discussing all kinds of crazy plans. We're going through a lot of that planning at this point. We're also talking about doing something to mark the 40 years. There are lots of ideas flying around, but we want it to be something which everyone can access. So possibly something in the air.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Expanded SL but no specific mention of Trash City in Emily's latest interview.

What else are you busy with?

This week, we've been working on the Shangri-la area. We're opening that out a bit. It's going to be expanded into field called Clapps Ground which is behind it. The plan is that it's going to be much easier to get into in 2010. There will be multiple entry points, but it will also be more spread out, so that more people can get down there and enjoy it.

So, do you look at problems from the previous Festival and try to address them?

Absolutely. The stuff that's going on down there is really incredible and most people want to get over there, particularly after hours. I was caught in one of those jams on the railway line this year and it's not great. It's pretty uncomfortable and it's not very nice having someone shouting, "Stick to the left!" So we're hoping to avoid all of that by opening it out. And Shangri-la's plans for the area itself are, once again, looking pretty incredible.

They're already in full-swing with planning?

Yeah, we've been looking at plans and new ideas. And the Arcadia lot were down yesterday discussing all kinds of crazy plans. We're going through a lot of that planning at this point. We're also talking about doing something to mark the 40 years. There are lots of ideas flying around, but we want it to be something which everyone can access. So possibly something in the air.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

as much as i loved trash city. i so wholly trust them to put on something which will in all likelyhood be even better this year, i think i'm just going to stop worrying about it and enjoy whatever they've done when i get there to be honest.

its going to be so good. i shouldn't be this excited about glasto when its christmas tomorrow :P

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Unfortunately, your content contains terms that we do not allow. Please edit your content to remove the highlighted words below.
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

  • Latest Activity

    • In 2024, Dua and Coldplay had B stages and they were dismantled and rebuilt overnight to suit both acts. 
    • UK to strip back procurement rules to focus on job creation, says Louise Haigh https://www.ft.com/content/9878a2e4-3ac5-43b0-b2c9-b1fe1a4b65e7?syn-25a6b1a6=1   Burnham is not serious about tackling climate change. Having conditions on govt contractors is one of the easiest ways to drive standards and behaviour.
    • Basement Jaxx 110 (-10) Billy Bragg 90 Chase & Status 150 MAX CMAT 150 MAX  Confidence Man 140 David Byrne 150 MAX Everything Everything 130  Faithless 65 Fatboy Slim 100 Four Tet 130  Garbage 120  GOAT 30 Greentea Peng 125  Joy Crookes 110  Kneecap 115 Lorde 150 MAX The Maccabees 125 Nile Rodgers & Chic 150 MAX The Prodigy 150 MAX Pulp 150 MAX RAYE 70  Richard Ashcroft 110  Scissor Sisters 110  Self Esteem 140  The Streets 100  Super Furry Animals 100 Underworld 150 MAX Wolf Alice 150 MAX
    • What is too old for Leeds Fest now ?  I'm going to the Fontaines Saturday in a few weeks at 54 !!!  I may be the oldest there 🙂    Wythenshawe may be an option for WA.
    • Pretty much all festivals lose out on major artists because of production limitations though. Glastonbury is no different to most other festivals.  Lots of acts can/will adapt their tour production to suit festival stages if they want to play them, but some acts with stage designs and routines just don't want to adapt, and would rather just stick with a rigid, well-rehearsed production and take the money for their own gigs, whether that's a lot more than playing Glastonbury, or slightly less than playing some other festivals (but with added complications). Trying to adapt the stage, layout, access to b-stages etc to accommodate a single headliner on a Friday and then having to change it all around for a Saturday headliner isn't really a goer when most headliners can just easily adapt their show to stay on a main stage, if they're so inclined. They have a year to figure out how to perform a song on a main stage and ditch a few dance routines out on a b-stage if they really put their mind to it. It's not that difficult......
  • Featured Products

  • Hot Topics

  • Latest Tourdates

×
×
  • Create New...