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2 hours ago, balti-pie said:

I went on a date with a Deanna once, and was absolutely flabbergasted at her:

- not being named after the song (might have to check when it was released, admittedly)

- not having heard the song, or in fact even heard of it 

- not having heard of Nick Cave

- sending me a 🤮 emoji when i sent her a youtube link to the song

 

there wasnt a second date. 

You felt the No Pussy Blues.

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Nick Cave headlining is not going to happen, but just for fun: a fantasy setlist, as Pyramid proof as it gets. Strings and a 3 headed choir on stage, to reflect the sound of the new album. Maybe Colin Greenwood on bass. 

 

1. Do You Love Me?

2. There She Goes, My Beautiful World

3. <new song>
4. Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow

5. Jubilee Street

6. From Her To Eternity

7Deanna

8. O Children

9. <new, orchestral song>

10. Where The Wild Roses Grow (with Kylie Minogue)

11. The Ship Song

12. The Mercy Seat

13. Red Right Hand
14. Wild God


14. Henry Lee (with PJ Harvey)
15. The Weeping Song (with PJ Harvey)

16. Stagger Lee (audience on stage)

17. Frogs (audience on stage)

18. Into My Arms (Nick solo)

 

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37 minutes ago, matrainertje said:

Nick Cave headlining is not going to happen, but just for fun: a fantasy setlist, as Pyramid proof as it gets. Strings and a 3 headed choir on stage, to reflect the sound of the new album. Maybe Colin Greenwood on bass. 

 

1. Do You Love Me?

2. There She Goes, My Beautiful World

3. <new song>
4. Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow

5. Jubilee Street

6. From Her To Eternity

7Deanna

8. O Children

9. <new, orchestral song>

10. Where The Wild Roses Grow (with Kylie Minogue)

11. The Ship Song

12. The Mercy Seat

13. Red Right Hand
14. Wild God


14. Henry Lee (with PJ Harvey)
15. The Weeping Song (with PJ Harvey)

16. Stagger Lee (audience on stage)

17. Frogs (audience on stage)

18. Into My Arms (Nick solo)

 

No Curse of Millhaven?🥺

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Friday
Pyramid - Fred Again.., Sabrina Carpenter, Tears for Fears, Luke Combs, Travis, The Darkness
Other - Biffy Clyro, Anderson .Paak, Snow Patrol, Kneecap, Vanessa Bling, The Lottery Winners, White Lies(opener)
West Holts - Nile Rodgers and Chic, Cypress Hill, 070 Shake, Yussef Dayes, Elmiene
Woodsies - Pendulum, Garbage, TBA(Wolf Alice), Skrapz, Waxahatchee
Park - Self Esteem, Denzel Curry, Atarashii Gakko!, The Lemon Twigs, Dubiousa Kolecktiv

 

Saturday
Pyramid - Lady Gaga, Noah Kahan, Jorja Smith, The Libertines, Teddy Swims, Ash
Other - Chase and Status, Rema, CMAT, Dom Dolla, Everything Everything, Enter Shikari
West Holts - Solange, Amaarae, Killer Mike, Fat Dog, Tiken Jah Fakoly
Woodsies - Robyn, Bastille, Shaboozey, Big Thief, Lizzy Mcalpine
Park - Pavement, Sublime, TBA(Franz Ferdinand) Orville Peck, Been Stellar

 

Sunday
Pyramid - Stevie Wonder, Paramore, Hozier, Robbie Williams, Rag N Bone Man, Heather Small
Other - Charli XCX, Elbow, Chappell Roan, Sigrid, The Wombats, Hot Milk
West Holts - Underworld, The Marley Brothers, T-Pain, Baaba Maal, Yaya Bey
Woodsies - Bastille, Mac Demarco, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, Bleachers, Say She She
Park - Gabriels, Pinkpantheress, Armand Hammer, Clown Core, Bartees Strange

 

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44 minutes ago, Sorcha17 said:

Friday
Pyramid - Fred Again.., Sabrina Carpenter, Tears for Fears, Luke Combs, Travis, The Darkness

 


While this is a thread for headliners, I would love to see Travis on the farm next year! Saw them opening for the Killers last month and they were great!

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1 hour ago, Sorcha17 said:

Friday
Pyramid - Fred Again.., Sabrina Carpenter, Tears for Fears, Luke Combs, Travis, The Darkness
Other - Biffy Clyro, Anderson .Paak, Snow Patrol, Kneecap, Vanessa Bling, The Lottery Winners, White Lies(opener)
West Holts - Nile Rodgers and Chic, Cypress Hill, 070 Shake, Yussef Dayes, Elmiene
Woodsies - Pendulum, Garbage, TBA(Wolf Alice), Skrapz, Waxahatchee
Park - Self Esteem, Denzel Curry, Atarashii Gakko!, The Lemon Twigs, Dubiousa Kolecktiv

 

Saturday
Pyramid - Lady Gaga, Noah Kahan, Jorja Smith, The Libertines, Teddy Swims, Ash
Other - Chase and Status, Rema, CMAT, Dom Dolla, Everything Everything, Enter Shikari
West Holts - Solange, Amaarae, Killer Mike, Fat Dog, Tiken Jah Fakoly
Woodsies - Robyn, Bastille, Shaboozey, Big Thief, Lizzy Mcalpine
Park - Pavement, Sublime, TBA(Franz Ferdinand) Orville Peck, Been Stellar

 

Sunday
Pyramid - Stevie Wonder, Paramore, Hozier, Robbie Williams, Rag N Bone Man, Heather Small
Other - Charli XCX, Elbow, Chappell Roan, Sigrid, The Wombats, Hot Milk
West Holts - Underworld, The Marley Brothers, T-Pain, Baaba Maal, Yaya Bey
Woodsies - Bastille, Mac Demarco, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, Bleachers, Say She She
Park - Gabriels, Pinkpantheress, Armand Hammer, Clown Core, Bartees Strange

 

Very good, I wish it were true. 

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6 hours ago, balti-pie said:

I went on a date with a Deanna once, and was absolutely flabbergasted at her:

- not being named after the song (might have to check when it was released, admittedly)

- not having heard the song, or in fact even heard of it 

- not having heard of Nick Cave

- sending me a 🤮 emoji when i sent her a youtube link to the song

 

there wasnt a second date. 

Were you there for her love, money, or soul?

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14 hours ago, matrainertje said:

Nick Cave headlining is not going to happen, but just for fun: a fantasy setlist, as Pyramid proof as it gets. Strings and a 3 headed choir on stage, to reflect the sound of the new album. Maybe Colin Greenwood on bass. 

 

1. Do You Love Me?

2. There She Goes, My Beautiful World

3. <new song>
4. Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow

5. Jubilee Street

6. From Her To Eternity

7Deanna

8. O Children

9. <new, orchestral song>

10. Where The Wild Roses Grow (with Kylie Minogue)

11. The Ship Song

12. The Mercy Seat

13. Red Right Hand
14. Wild God


14. Henry Lee (with PJ Harvey)
15. The Weeping Song (with PJ Harvey)

16. Stagger Lee (audience on stage)

17. Frogs (audience on stage)

18. Into My Arms (Nick solo)

 

 

13 hours ago, MilkyJoe said:

No Curse of Millhaven?🥺

Sadly I doubt you'll ever hear Deanna or Curse of Millhaven live again...

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SZA has disproven the idea that Glastonbury ticket holders are sufficiently open-minded enough to give anyone a crack of the whip, and that no headliner will ever walk out to an empty Pyramid field.

 

Rather than take another gamble I think they'll retreat to safer bookings next year.  I'd include Fred Again and O-Rod as safe bets, but rather than e.g. Nick Cave they're more likely to fall back on someone like Liam Gallagher for the 'real music' folk.

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13 hours ago, archiegow said:


While this is a thread for headliners, I would love to see Travis on the farm next year! Saw them opening for the Killers last month and they were great!

Agreed. I wasn't that fussed about what I heard on record before I booked but they play very well and have a great frontman, so I was very much won over from seeing their spot.

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11 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

SZA has disproven the idea that Glastonbury ticket holders are sufficiently open-minded enough to give anyone a crack of the whip, and that no headliner will ever walk out to an empty Pyramid field.

 

Rather than take another gamble I think they'll retreat to safer bookings next year.  I'd include Fred Again and O-Rod as safe bets, but rather than e.g. Nick Cave they're more likely to fall back on someone like Liam Gallagher for the 'real music' folk.

 

Yeah this makes me really sad. 

 

I dont actually like SZA myself but it was still a little depressing. 

 

People on socials celebrating it like they won by her having a small crowd. 

 

Anyone who says - shouldn't have to google the headliners..  need to realise that they are criticising there own limited music taste and not the artist. 

 

Sadly to many of Glastonbury atendees switched of to trying new things 10-15  years ago. 

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