Glasto 2019 Area/Stage Playlists

[_.mark._ 9]

I'm a new member here so first of all... Hi I'm Mark ?.

2019 will be my 6th Glastonbury and if I am totally honest I'm more excited this time around than ever before. (absence has definitely made the heart grow fonder)

As I am a bit of an obsessive nerd when it comes to Glasto (and music in general) each year I religiously create myself a Glastonbury Playlist on Spotify. This year however I thought I would do things a little differently and create a playlist for each stage/area so I can discover lots of new/diverse artists before arriving through the gates, and to also appreciate the magnitude of the lineup.

As I don't want my efforts to go to waste, here are the links below. Almost every act in the line up releases have been added to each playlist. As more areas and acts are confirmed I will create the final few playlists.

Silverhayes 

BBC Introducing 

Field of Avalon

The Common

Shangri-la

The Glade

West Holts Stage

Acoustic Stage

They also might give those who haven't been before an idea of what music to expect in each area / on each stage. If one person finds this useful than this post would have been worth it. 

(im not sure whether the hyperlinks will work so you may have to copy and paste)

[EDIT: sorry I just noticed the other playlist thread]

 

Enjoy and see you in the fields.

Mark

 

Edited May 8, 2019 by _.mark._
creating links

[EZYSEY 46]

Welcome Mark and nice work on the playlists.

[Bza 133]

[Wab 0]

Was helpful, thanks

[marathonsteve 91]

Cheers

[Homer 1,213]

Hello Mark!

[Homer 1,213]

2 hours ago, Bza said:

Still not seen this - need to get on the case! (I've got the book to look forward to too.)

[Badlands 453]

Cheers man, due to being busier than usual, the big old playlist faithfully done by Brave Sir Robin hasn’t been utilised as much this year - these will come in very handy.

Edited May 9, 2019 by Badlands

[jparx 1,481]

Tremendous work. Thanks for sharing and welcome ? I love Robin's giant playlist, but this is really cool to have it all grouped together. When we get the lineups, I want to work out which stages I'm neglecting and check out these playlists to see if anyone needs adding to my list.

[Sasperella 529]

Good effort, and a great way to introduce yourself ?

[ravermum 114]

On 5/8/2019 at 9:40 PM, _.mark._ said:

I'm a new member here so first of all... Hi I'm Mark ?.

2019 will be my 6th Glastonbury and if I am totally honest I'm more excited this time around than ever before. (absence has definitely made the heart grow fonder)

As I am a bit of an obsessive nerd when it comes to Glasto (and music in general) each year I religiously create myself a Glastonbury Playlist on Spotify. This year however I thought I would do things a little differently and create a playlist for each stage/area so I can discover lots of new/diverse artists before arriving through the gates, and to also appreciate the magnitude of the lineup.

As I don't want my efforts to go to waste, here are the links below. Almost every act in the line up releases have been added to each playlist. As more areas and acts are confirmed I will create the final few playlists.

Silverhayes 

BBC Introducing 

Field of Avalon

The Common

Shangri-la

The Glade

West Holts Stage

Acoustic Stage

They also might give those who haven't been before an idea of what music to expect in each area / on each stage. If one person finds this useful than this post would have been worth it. 

(im not sure whether the hyperlinks will work so you may have to copy and paste)

[EDIT: sorry I just noticed the other playlist thread]

 

Enjoy and see you in the fields.

Mark

 

Nice ? 

[Superunknown 261]

Very helpful. Outside of the main stages I get which stages acts are on confused, handy to have them all separated out like this, big fan of having stuff in order. Cheers.

[DJL 118]

Cheers for these. BBC introducing and Acoustic are great additions to BSR’s work and the others by stage/area some in here have created.

Collectively you have a profoundly impact on my festival and listening generally.

[_.mark._ 9]

Great, I'm glad they have been useful and thanks all for the welcome messages.

Aside from the 'well known' artists I am now really looking forward to seeing some acts that i hadn't previously heard of:

 

J.S. Ondara, Keb' Mo' (Acoustic)

The Comet is Coming, Swindle, Fatouima Diawara (West Holts)

Dr Meaker (Glade) The fact that this is with a live band makes it even more exciting.

Denzel Curry, Vodun (Shangri-la)

Dutty Moonshine Band, Euphonique, Inja, Kanine,  (The Common)

Arno Parks, Celeste (BBC Introducing)

Ocean Wisdom, Holy Goof, AJ Tracey (Silverhayes)

 

I guess its fingers crossed now for minimal clashes.