Glastonbury 2024

The 1975 are absolute f*cking bobbins.

Lol let’s ban anyone requesting bans for others, Snowflake generation they probably listen to James Arthur love songs on repeat.

I will be watching it on bbc for whoever is worthy, as were the many who gave out stink while watching artic monkeys last year. G n’ R on the Sat night were brilliant, and I didn’t bother with Elton as he just not my thing. As someone who saw Coldplay in their rush of blood and viva vida tours in the Point I can remember when they were great. I’m not into their colorful let’s heal the world and make the universe a better place for man, woman, child and alien theme of past good few years, its total asswipe.

I've been keeping an eye on them since I booked my ticket and prices haven't changed much.

Ours were about the same on Ticket Day, from Belfast. Half-the price the day before. If only you knew you were getting a magic ticket.

I was at both their sets last year, really good.

You'd think it never happens but at West Holts last year we met a couple of lads who's mate forgot, assumed someone else did it.

Resale details have been announced. Godspeed if you need them.

Ticket + Coach travel options – Thursday 18th April, 6pm (BST).

General Admission tickets – Sunday 21st April, 9am (BST).

Accommodation options – Sunday 21st April, 11am on (BST).

https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/2024-ticket-resale-faq/

As usual, F all there for me. I've heard the Red Hot Chili Pipers are good though. Pipe band that do Chili Peppers covers.

Just been Mandela Effected by the news that Lulu will be playing Field of Avalon this year.

Genuinely thought she'd passed away.

Skindred might be a laugh? I might also check out Kingfishr if they're on early, there's good places to get food near that tent.

Totally sh1t lineup. People only going to this due to YOLO. These people need to find other interests.

It's because The 1975 aren't playing… Plus, Glasto is gone all "woke". lol

Didn't ask.

We got x2 in the resale for 2022. It's definitely possible!

^^^^^^ This ^^^^^

Yeah, If you have clashes, you will NOT get to see "the first 20 mins of this and last 20 mins of that" just resign yourself to missing stuff and making the hard choices.

This year I have no interest in the Pyramid headliners but will still be around some of the bigger areas like Acoustic, Woodsies (Formerly known as John Peel if you are asking around there), Other, Glade, West Holts and they can have some CLASS acts (Anyone catch Brass Against in West Holts a couple of years ago?). The Killers played a "Secret" gig at Woodsies, Although I think they got into trouble about the crowding for that.

And chill. I LOVE Thursday evening at Glasto as it is so chill. Most people already in place, smaller acts around the place (Bring back William's Green)

Eat the food, drink the cider and beer. Talk to the people.

Unless you REALLY want to see the Pyramid headliners, don't spend too much time there. Get to the stone circle/Glasto sign early while yer legs are not killing you as it's a hell of a slope.

It's ALL about pacing yourself. Everyone tries to do everything first time and, by Friday night/Saturday morning they are in bits and just wanna go home (Especially if the weather is REALLY bad). But hang in there. You WILL be glad to be home in your bed (After 4 showers) once done. You WILL be knackered and think "Well, that's off my list"… and you WILL try for tickets again the next year. It does get a lot easier :)

You WILL have a great time if you pace yourself.

Was there for Brass Against, it was excellent! West Holts by far my favourite stage, always something on and a great central location. If it's too hot you can quite happily spend the afternoon there (as we did basically the whole of Sunday last year).

There's enough there to keep me busy for nearly the whole festival. I was hoping they'd book Marshall Jefferson again but no luck. I will definitely be at LTJ Bukem since I missed him last year.

I can see my tent 😁 (Well, I can actually see the area)