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We had the whole family around the TV watching, my 15 yr old had his jaw on the floor for most of it.Am I the only one watching Idles on BBC4?
Love them, had tickets to see them at Vicar st before COVID hit, cancelled obvs.
Waiting for Fontaine Dc
I like the Shakespears Sister t-shirt, but I'm so over knickers as outerwear.
I love Electricity it just gives me 90s dance vibes 
I find it pretty acceptable when they are on an ass as fine as Dua's tbh
Love PJ Harvey. Saw her at Glastonbury in 1992.
I saw her in '95, the pink catsuit year.
The Dua set not even bothering to fill the time between costume changes now, just turning the music and lights off for a minute then back on 
So jealous. That pink catsuit set was amazing, had to settle for watching on tv though.
Anyone know if ‘Los Bitchos’ are playing this year? Loved their set last year.
Can't wait for Lankum tomorrow, saw them recently at a festival in Dublin , imagine a space ship landing blasting out Irish traditional.
I don’t get why Coldplay are headlining. Again. I know they are still super popular but I feel like they are done when it comes to being a Glastonbury headliner.
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Really enjoyed Seventeen’s set. Never heard of them before but it was really fun. The last song was really catchy. Also enjoyed Olivia Dean. Again not heard of her before but she’s on my Spotify list now.
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Really enjoyed Seventeen’s set. Never heard of them before but it was really fun. The last song was really catchy. Also enjoyed Olivia Dean. Again not heard of her before but she’s on my Spotify list now.
I'm literally just waiting for The Last Dinner Party tomorrow...they're a big favourite in our house!
Jo Whiley presenting when she has almost lost her voice is making me wince. Surely withdrawing for the night is an option
I was there that year too. Polly was amazing. I think 95 was one of the best years tbh. Did you see Portishead?
Glastonbury is extremely expensive to put on, last year it cost £62,000,000. Plus they donate money to several charities. I’m not saying they don’t make money but it’s not as much as people would expect.
The reason Glastonbury doesn’t pay people as much as other festivals is because they’d have to join up with more commercial partners and eventually it would lose the ethos of the festival. Some bands demand a ridiculous amount of money (not saying that Nadine Shah did, I agree with her reasons for not playing) and if Glastonbury gave in then eventually the whole thing would be untenable and collapse. I remember David Bowie played back in the early 00’s and took a significant cut because he wanted to play the festival. Elton John allegedly ‘only’ got £200,0000 and usually commands millions.
I don’t think so. But they’re doing a UK tour in the autumn. I highly recommend going to see them live if you can. They’re a lot of fun.
No, sadly didn'tcatch Portishead. We were camped out in the front row for Pulp on the Saturday night. I did see Evan Dando in the acoustic tent earlier in the day and it depressed me so much, he wasn't in a good way 
Coldplay headline because they don’t charge the festival, as has been discussed the festival costs an awful lot of money to put on and the proceeds go to various charities. Rumours are Madonna should have been the Sunday headliner and she wanted £££, Chris does it for free cos he’s friends with the Eavises and he also credits their success to Michael putting faith in them back in the early days.
Seventeen where my pick this year, the crowd was tiny which was great for me as I managed to get down the front, but given that they have Taylor Swift status in Asia must have been odd for the band, the rest of my festival is now sponsored by the words ‘very nice’
Just gutted they put Sugababes on the relatively small West Holts, I only stayed in the field for the first song because the crush was scary
That’s interesting about Coldplay as I’ve never been able to understand why they headline so often (I am not a fan).