Spandau Ballet are rumoured to feature at Glastonbury
It looks like the recent reformation of Spandau Ballet has put them in the spotlight and rumours are already starting to fly about the music industry.
One source close to Worthy farm had this to say - “Spandau Ballet will be another good get and they’ll definitely get a plum slot on the bill. Michael’s a huge fan.”
With more and more acts added daily, this years festival is set to be one of the best ever.
Roll on Glastonbury 2010
TICKET UPDATE
Following the ticket sale on October 4th, tickets for the 40th Anniversary Festival in 2010 are sold out. There will, however, be a re-sale of all cancelled orders early in 2010 (we’ll announce the exact date and details nearer the time).
If you’ve already paid a deposit for a ticket for next year’s Festival, you can pay your balance by http://www.seetickets.com/g2010/ . Once you’ve done that, you’ll be able to pay for parking, campervan tickets or tipis – see glastonburyfestivals.co.uk for all the info.
If you haven’t yet got a ticket, you can still register to buy tickets by clicking here or check your existing registration details by clicking here.
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Glastonbury scoops 2 Awards at the UK Festival Awards
The UK Festival Awards have given the “best major festival” award to Glastonbury and also managed to take another award but it was more Blur’s award than Glastonbury’s. The “best headline performance” went to Blur for their outstanding set at the 2009 festival.
“It’s amazing,” Emily Eavis just told us. “We’re really pleased. Big thanks to everyone who voted for us.”
Lets hope that the 2010 festival is just as good, if not better. See you at the stone circle 
Glastonbury 2010 says hello to U2
It has been announced that Glastonbury 2010 will see one of the biggest bands in the world ever…. U2, the legendary group is set to headline on Friday, its not been confirmed which stage but you could bet your first born that it will be the pyramid stage.
‘At last the biggest band in the world is going to do the best festival in the world,” says Eavis. ‘Nothing could be better for our 40-year party, and there are even more surprises in the pipeline’.
With more any more acts confirming their presence at the 2010 festival, its looking to be an all out music bonanza.
What do you think about U2 and their announcement? Leave a comment.
Emerging Talent Competition for the 40th Anniversary Festival in 2010
Glastonbury, in association with Q Magazine, is pleased to announce the return of the Emerging Talent Competition for the 40th Anniversary Festival in 2010.
The Festival runs the annual competition to unearth the UK’s top unsigned acts – then gives them a chance to perform on one of the Festival’s main music stages. In the last five years, the ETC has helped bring bands including The Subways, Golden Silvers, Scouting For Girls, Stornoway and We Have Band to prominence.
To enter the competition all you need to do is upload 2 tracks to Qthemusic.com. This is a great chance to get your band seen. For more information about the contest check out the Qmusic site and also the full blog post over on the Glastonbury site.
Get Your Coach Tickets Today
Seetickets have arranged for coaches to Glastonbury from various pickup points up and down the country, see list below. To book a place on any of the coaches, you will need to visit the Seetickets.com site to book your place.
BIRMINGHAM - £45.50
BRIGHTON - £45.50
CAMBRIDGE - £57.00
CARDIFF - £35.50
CHELTENHAM - £40.00
HULL - £63.50
LEEDS - £63.00
LIVERPOOL - £56.50
LONDON - £49.00
MAIDSTONE - £57.00
MANCHESTER - £58.50
NEWCASTLE - £76.50
NORWICH - £64.50
NOTTINGHAM - £55.00
OXFORD - £40.50
PLYMOUTH - £36.50
SHEFFIELD - £59.50
SOUTHAMPTON - £46.50
4 New Acts Confirmed For Glastonbury 2010
Here are 4 new bands that have all confirmed that they will be playing at Glastonbury 2010. Feel free to comment on them and let us know your opinion.
There is no official confirmation from the organizers as yet, these are just self confirmations from the bands.
Jamie Strange
The Dolphins Fly
The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band
Veed
The Odds? Glastonbury? Who are these guys
I got a message from somebody close to the music scene today putting me onto this band called The Odds, without going into too much detail the email basically said these guys are pulling out all stops to be added to the line up for Glastonbury.
Personally I like em and would certainly check them out this coming year.
Brian May & Robert Plant – Glastonbury ??? Who Knows
6 Music revealed that the legendary Queen guitarists Brian May would be more than happy to play Glastonbury along with Robert Plant if given the opportunity.
“I’d play with Robert any time and when we have played together he’s wonderful. Robert is a rock god and an inspiration to us all, always will be,” May said.
Adding: “There’s some people that remain your heroes which I rather feel good about. And Clapton and Page, Jeff Beck, those guys will always be heroes to me and that will never change, so yeah, of course I’ll go at the drop of a hat.”.
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Looks like the coming years Glastonbury will be an all out, no holds barred, star studded event that’s set to rock you to your bones.
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