[Music] Glastonbury Festival 2023 - the thread

[Wozza]

It varies by stage, FBS’s Park Stage shuts down at 12:15.

I wonder if the organisers ignore the rule if a main stage act run past midnight?

Eavis has let a few run over on the Pyramid down the years, but they have to pay a fine - and offer an explaination - to Mendip Council.

Probably in no mood to do that for Del Ray given that she started late...

 

[BN41Albion]

A trendy, cultural, two uni’s environ, which loves its music?

Agree completely. But then I think somewhere like Manchester - one of the most.musical cities in the world. Not seen one MC/MU flag all weekend!

 

[Weststander]

Eavis has let a few run over on the Pyramid down the years, but they have to pay a fine - and offer an explaination - to Mendip Council.

Probably in no mood to do that for Del Ray given that she started late...

Eavis really punished her there. She remained unperturbed, possibly unaware that Glast really enforce the cut off.

 

[Weststander]

Agree completely. But then I think somewhere like Manchester - one of the most.musical cities in the world. Not seen one MC/MU flag all weekend!

Other than the performer today with a disgusting Manure home shirt.

 

[BN41Albion]

Other than the performer today with a disgusting Manure home shirt.

Missed that - who was that?

 

[Faldo]

Missed that - who was that?

Aitch.

Not one for me.

 

[Wozza]

FBS set on the Beeb already - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001n9yr/glastonbury-fatboy-slim

 

[Insel affe]

Agree completely. But then I think somewhere like Manchester - one of the most.musical cities in the world. Not seen one MC/MU flag all weekend!

They are all at ascot

 

[jackalbion]

Scalping are on the Truth stage tonight at 2:45am. They are awesome live.

Absolutely fantastic, just got back to my tent, I am absolutely finished, but they were really really good.

 

[bluenitsuj]

If anyone knows where to download the FBS set (not video) please let me know.

 

[Wozza]

What a moment this was.

That’s a big crowd, right there. Packed beyond the tree at the top of the hill.

80,000+ fans helping him out. Beautiful.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I've never been to Glastonbury. So question for regulars, do all those flags and people sitting on others shoulders get in the way? I think that would seriously piss me off.

I not been for 10 years now, but went to 9 before that. A very special festival; I actually like the flags and feel they add to the atmosphere. In the wake of flags being banned at Reading/Leeds there was talk of Glastonbury following but they decided not to.

From my era I remember there was always a flag with a toaster graphic and a Wolves flag at the Pyramid stage.

 

[Randy McNob]

Dave Grohl guesting with a headliner at Glastonbury is becoming a bit like bands appearing on later and having Jools Holland play boogie woogie piano with them.

I've never liked G&R, but always thought that they were just very good at doing something I don't like. I've just caught the last half an hour and couldn't believe quite how bad they were.

I thought G 'N' R musically were on point, perhaps I had low expectations, Axl was awful and that's what dented the performance but Slash killed it. Worth the entrance fee alone

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

I tbink the last 2 days have been brilliant and varied, every act I have watched has been very good. G N R delivered a blistering set for me, ok Axel is not at the same level he once was but Slash gave one of the greatest ever Glastonbury rock guitar performances, it really a masterclass from start to finish, note perfect for 3 hours so I am surpised on the back of that some people said they were rubbish

 

[A1X]

A cosmopolitan, cultural, two uni’s environ, which loves its music?

Also quite well off in comparison.

And comparatively local, certainly to Manchester

 

[A1X]

Aitch.

Not one for me.

So he’s finally ditched Steps, then?

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Absolutely fantastic, just got back to my tent, I am absolutely finished, but they were really really good.

Back to the tent after sunrise, nightmare. Good luck tomorrow!

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I thought G 'N' R musically were on point, perhaps I had low expectations, Axl was awful and that's what dented the performance but Slash killed it. Worth the entrance fee alone

Precisely. I saw GnR at Donnington in the 90s and they were amazing even though very much not my kind of music. Axl was majestic. Last night he sounded like a cross between Jimmy Somerville and Gary Glitter, with a mic that wasn't properly plugged in. Slash and the band were excellent. I have rarely seen such a large audience so disengaged. At Donnington it was utter swirling mayhem. A bit sad. Axl can't sing anymore. What were they thinking?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The Astley was brilliant. As others have said, had he sung with GnR then it would have been perfect. We found the recording from the day before where he did a set of Smiths covers with the Blossoms. Absolute magic.

Those of you there, put the factor 50 on today!

 

[AmexRuislip]

Absolutely gutted....