Doesn’t have to be the music festival of course. The thread title might also include a nice flower arranging conference or something going on in the village of Glastonbury sometime in 2022. That’d be fine also.

Do you know what would be great? If you didn’t try to be funny in every single post. Emphasis on ‘try’.

Grumpy. It's early, I suppose.

Not grumpy at all. Just my heart kind of sinks as you do the ‘Paul McCartney? Up and coming newcomer! Bit raw for the main stage, eh? Eh?’ bit.

I'll keep 'em coming. Just for you.

I hope Sir Thumbsaloft puts on a better performance than he did at the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony, he was bloody awful then.

Good news for a lot of my ex Live events students - getting back to putting on big shows again.

It's ten years since the Olympics.I'm sure his voice will have improved...

I don't care. I love the man.

Judging by the Glastonbury line ups in recent years the rest of the British population is aging at four or five times the speed that I am. This is good.

Tragically, that plucky young lad, McCartney, will have to do without my support on Saturday night as he clashes with Roisin Murphy. I hope a few people turn up to encourage him.

I was hoping it would all be over by now, but it evidently won't be over for a long, long time yet.

Other powerhouse acts up against Macca;

The Hoosiers. Suzanne Vega. Jamie T. The Waterboys.

I fear the great man may end up playing to an empty field ...

Roisin Murphy

Grounded Irish jockey innit?

Some great names in the line up, although I've no idea who Fizzy Gillespie is, nor Fleetmac Wood.

I thought Father John Misty was playing this year. But he isn't.

Khruangbin are playing somewhere though. They fab

I see Steve Hillage and his Mrs still chilling. Pity they won't be on TV.

I'm very, very much looking forward to Wet Leg, a band who in between getting booked and now have unexpectedly become absolutely massive. 2 pm on one of the middle sized stages on the Friday. Nice to kick off early with a new act with some actual big hits.

I remember something similar happened at Reading Festival in the late nineties with The Verve. The tent they were playing in was jam packed.

Wet Leg



What a terrible name.

actual big hits.

-s