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Glam it up - West Holts


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Seems an odd booking as a headliner for the WH stage, but ah well. Metallica, Disclosure, Lana Del Rey - all looking a bit shit for me so far. Out of those Metallica win, but I'm hoping John Grant turns up to headline Park on Saturday night.

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So wait we have Disclosure, Lana Del Rey, MIA, Jurassic 5 and Rodrigo y Gabriella all on West Holts right?

Disclosure and Lana are headliners? So who is the other one? Surely it has to be Rodrigo y Gabriella but I assumed Jurassic 5 would have headlined West Holts and so could MIA unless I've over estimated how popular they are and I guess MIA could really play on any of the stages hmmm

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Yeah true probably a bit early, still hard to imagine Rodrigo y Gabriela doing anything other than headline WH.

Lana seems to be the only one who fits with the 'glam it up' thing even if it doesn't feel very WH.

Disclosure are headlining it.

Jurassic 5 announced they were on WH didn't they or am I imagining it? I always assumed it was a headline slot.

I suppose MIA could really play on any stage, probably see her subbing WH or headlining Park of John Peel.

Still got The Wailers and Seun Kuti to fit in, although they would also go down well on the Pyramid

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They were also in 2007 too, whilst they haven't got any bigger I don't think they have got any smaller either. Pretty sure we can guarantee them headlining WH.

and in regards to Disclosure, providing we trust The Guardian:

"Alongside Kasabian and Arcade Fire are several artists who headline stages for the first time. Skrillex will bring his manic take on dubstep and electronica to the Other stage after performing a variety of DJ sets at last year's festival. House and garage duo Disclosure will headline a night on the West Holts stage, while James Blake brings his hushed brand of dubstep to the Park. Elsewhere, MGMT headline the John Peel stage, while Richie Hawtin will occupy one of the top slots in Silver Hayes."

They also say "Lil Louis, François Kervorkian and acid-house legend DJ Pierre will be at Glastonbury for the first time to play Block 9. The Malian kora player Toumani Diabaté is also due to play after having to cancel his performance last year due to illness. He will perform on the Pyramid stage with his son Sidiki, with whom he has made a new album." so few more to add to different stages

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Maybe I had the wrong end of the stick, but I had thought that a Glam evening would have the likes of De La Soul followed by Blondie on West Holts? I thought West Holts kept pretty close to funk and disco (as well as the reggae vibe)? Still not loving the idea of Lana Del Ray headlining that stage though....would she not be best as a John Peel headliner?

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