Live at Worthy Farm poll

[maelzoid]

Let's get it settled.

Wolf Alice for me.

[blutarsky]

I went WA but a close run thing with Haim - Idles would have been in with a shout too but I didn't see the full set. 

[Avalon_Fields]

I'd probably have voted for Kiwanuka but have yet to see his performance...

[jparx]

Wolf Alice or HAIM. Voted for WA but it was a tossup. The Smile, Kano and Idles were also really good. 

[CurlyPutz]

Torn between The Smile and Wolf Alice, went for The Smile.  Have to say I enjoyed this stream, was much better then I expected as I am not really into the whole gigs over the internet thing.

[circus92]

Easy - Wolf Alice for me.  Deserve a big slot next year.  The new material sounds great and now have enough big songs to smash it. Smile would go off

Love Haim, but strangely found their set a bit dull 🤷‍♂️

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

Wolf Alice. Bought a ticket for the Bristol show in January on the back of it

[kalifire]

If I were to put them in order (best to not best):

Damon Albarn
Jorja Smith
Kano
Michael Kiwanuka
Wolf Alice
Haim
Coldplay
Honey Dijon
The Smile
IDLES


George Ezra

[found home in 2009]

Haim for me, but enjoyed Michael Kiwanuka and a bit sad to see he's got 0 votes.

Watched on Sunday night so didn't stay up for Honey Dijon and turned Kano off half way through. He really wasn't great for trying to wind down for bed, but liked his brass band at the start and some of the bass lines. If I'd watched that on a Saturday night he might of won me over even though grime is a genre I'm not really a fan of.

[Hugh Jass]

I loved the "Invalid Code" set.

Went on a bit though.

Edited May 24, 2021 by Hugh Jass

[found home in 2009]

following Kalifire's lead in ranking of best to worst

Haim
Michael Kiwanuka
Jorja Smith (liked her a lot more than I expected, her backing band are really good!)
IDLES (they had the coolest set, prob would have enjoyed them more if I was less hungover)
Damon Albarn
The Smile
Wolf Alice
George Ezra

Coldplay (boring music, but great staging)




didn't watch all of as was too late
Honey Dijon
Kano (not a genre I really like, but think he would have won me over if it was earlier in the evening)

Edited May 24, 2021 by found home in 2009

[sameimpala]

Kano

Damo

Smile

Wolf Alice

Jorja

Haimo

Michael Kiwanuka

Coldplay

Idles

Roisin and Honey

 

Didnt see george because he skipped the cinema for some reason.

 

Edited May 24, 2021 by sameimpala

[Hutchmaster]

Was torn between The Smile & Wolf Alice but opted for the former, purely because it was not what I was expecting at all in the most pleasant way.

[Mardy]

Damon Albarn
Michael Kiwanuka
Jorja Smith

Wolf Alice

Haim

The Smile
Kano
George Ezra
Coldplay
IDLES

 

Fuck knows what's up with that formatting. Sorry

[oneeye]

For me all were ace, though some were more ace than others. I didn't really connect with Damon, The Smile, Kano or IDLES; must be getting old.

Coldplay was the only musical performance that got to me in places, bottom lip wibbled, stirring up past memories of watching them with my daughter in 2011, Sunday afternoon drinking didn't help of course 😄

A big shout out to the Eavis clan and all the lovely workforce who made it all happen behind the scenes, a fantastic event 😘

[gigpusher]

Kiwanuka was perfection for me. 

[northernringo]

Only made it to the end of Jorja Smith yesterday but will catch up on the rest this week.

Really enjoyed it all except Idles, not for me at all.

The production was fantastic.

[tarw]

Really hard for me to choose 

Jorja- a revelation to me. I quite like her poppy songs to listen to but live I thought her range and expression were fantastic 

Haim- just hit the spot for me right time right mood just a good fit for me at that time

coldplay- a great show. Shame about the music

smile- good but just the wrong vibe for me at that time 

idles- lm just too old

Damon- downer

 

 

 

ezra

have not seen Kano onwards yet

[nikkic]

Wolf Alice for me. Great set. 

Only watched up to Damon mind. 

[John the Moth]

10 great performances plus George. This was tough to rank, not much between the acts at all for me. Impressed with the whole shebang. So  in order of liked most to liked least:

Wolf Alice - simply wonderful 

Michael Kiwanuka - smooth vibes

IDLES - I loved the energy, lot of ‘what the fuck is this shit’ from the cheap seats mind.

Jorja Smith - got me in the feels 

Kano - epic staging, loved the creativity 

Honey Dijon - helped I was steaming by this point, but what a party 🙂

The Smile - really enjoyed, but lack of familiarity with the music cost them a higher placing 

Coldplay - ultimate showmen, I’d always see their shows, but not often listen outside of that

Haim - slow start but really started to appreciate them in the last third of their set

Damon Albarn - see Haim

The Crack Fox - freaky

George Ezra - equal parts boring music and fucking weird performance

 

 

I smell a hurt/heal

[Matt42]

We have some proper silent Coldplay fans here. Currently 2nd place and no one in the comments admitting they voted for them 😉 

* now third but still 

Edited May 24, 2021 by Matt42

[TalkShow Bob]

It pained me to vote Coldplay on this. I guess it was the lights, the pyramid skeleton and the fireworks that won me over. Though the whole thing was very good though.

[Crazyfool01]

I voted  Coldplay … dancing round my living room to some familiar tunes hit the spot for me … I was looking for an upbeat vibe though 🙂 

[fred quimby]

I know they are not in the list but

Crack fox made me smile greatly, seeing Bellas bridge was a nice touch

 

George the poet under the Pyramid was a great moment as well

[ghostdancer1]

5 hours ago, circus92 said:

Love Haim, but strangely found their set a bit dull 🤷‍♂️

Same, I think it's because all the songs were off the new album which I'm not mad on. Would have preferred if they'd mixed in a few from the previous albums.