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By Yoghurt on a Stick · Posted
I seem to recall the profits from the little tin boats going to renovate a building - possibly a water mill. Can anyone confirm? https://www.alamy.com/steam-powered-boat-stall-at-glastonbury-festival-of-contemporary-performing-image5084195.html -
Loads of crew collect their wristbands from inside the festival. They showed the ticket and just needed an id that matched the name of the ticket to be let in the pedestrian gates. Sounds like all tickets might have a photo on this year if @crazyfool is right. -
I'd be really surprised if they came back with something they tried to retire 7 years ago. Couple years after COVID and with the planning drama are all fine for it to return for a year or two but would really expect it to move on now, and all signs do point theft waY.
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Yeah I'm thinking Richard/lankum/yo la tango as garden stage headliners.
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Williams Green was so good for the lesser known but great 'guitary' stuff. One of my fave sets of 2022 was Penelope Isles at that stage. Id seen them before that in Manchester but they absolutely nailed it and it is a core glastonbury memory for me. Well worth checking those guys out if you've not listened before... still hoping they might get announced. Love all the bands you mentioned, fontaines are un-missable for me, they keep getting better and better. Would second watching Mdou Moctar if you want to see a very good guitarist and a brill live set, but it's not the same style as the stuff you mentioned so worth listening to first. Also second soccer mommy, skindred, alvvays, Fat Dog. Bob Vylan have some almost limp bizkit/rage riffs behind them too. Thanks for Drenge recommendation, hadn't heard before but love it!
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