Fleetwood Mac was the absolute best. Just to be in the same place and breathing the same air as Stevie Nicks was bleeping amazing. Plus they are a great band. I was so lucky to see them with the line up of Mick, John, Christine, Lindsey and Stevie. And i will always cherish that memory. Tbh i wouldnt be as excited to see them now since they sacked Lindsey as i absolutely love his guitar skills and the chemistry between him and Stevie.
Paul Simon in Hyde Park was another amazing day. Graceland is one of my all time favourite albums, so to see him perform songs from it live was another dream come true.
Bob Dylan- well what can i say about my idol other than its bleeping Bob Dylan! I am totally biased because he is my absolute favourite, my son is called Dylan after Bob Dylan, to me he is the greatest songwriter of all time blah blah blah. But his voice has gone now, but still, i am able to say i have seen Bob Dylan.
Bruce Springsteen- he knows how to put on a show. My friend, her mum and I went to see him a few years ago. My friend and I were absolutely drooling over him ( even though we were probably some of the youngest people at the concert).
The Waterboys were good fun, they didnt sing Bang on the ear though! So i left a bit disappointed tbh.
I have been to Glastonbury quite a few times so ive seen loads of people. But the most memorable for me was defo the Rolling Stones in 2013, Arctic Monkeys in 2007, and surprisingly the Streets in 2019! Also Neil Diamond in 2008. Oh my god, he was amazing and that was another thing ticked off my bucket list.
I dont really have a least favourite tbh, i was bored watching Christy Moore so its probably that one.
Probably the best moment of my life!
). They made a speech about how this had been their best gig of the summer so far. And I was like ehhh 
because i’d seen them a couple weeks before this at reading festival and the crowd was insane by comparison lol. So it was definitely a bs speech
