To be fair, the only one of those I was half expecting was Kaiser Chiefs and I'll be seeing them at Kendal this year anyways. I was looking at other line ups around the time and trying to come up with half sensible guesses to fill the line up but it really could go one of two ways looking around...
Interesting article here
Analysis in 2023 found that the average age of Glastonbury headliners rose from 26 to 49 in two decades, a figure that would be far higher had whippersnappers such as Adele and Stormzy not dragged it down.
All prominent members of the band and crew have to sign a disclaimer saying ‘There are no underlying health issues’. Anything that happened to them in the last five years, should it reoccur on the tour it negates the insurance,” says Fish. He tells me he’s got two replacement knees. “If anything happens, say for example I damage my leg on tour and damage my knee, then I have no insurance because I had a knee operation.”
Sex, drugs and underlying health issues: The crippling cost of insuring old rockers
Anyone go to see Jason Isbell last night in London or going to Dublin tomorrow?
Wanted to go and they had last minute tickets but didn’t have the £70 for a solo show.
Paul Simon was of course very disappointing particularly as it was my one and only chance to see him, but I’m sure it was due to him being unwell, however I also found Art Garfunkel on the Acoustic to be a challenge. His S&G and solo hits were fine but it was interspersed with his poetry readings and I soon started to dread another poem coming. ‘Let me give you another of my poems…’ Aaargh!
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