Jedward @ Glastonbury – BOYCOTT
Those 2 stupid morons for Ireland Jedward have got it into their tiny little minds that they are somehow entitled to play at Glastonbury.
The fact that anybody can even consider this to happen is a personal insult to every other musician that has ever played at the festival.
These two clowns belong in a circus and certainly not at Glastonbury.
If you feel as strongly about this as I do, then voice your concerns here.
Squeeze confirm they will be making an appearance at Glastonbury 2010
Squeeze have confirmed that they will be making an appearance at Glastonbury Festival 2010. Squeeze are currently having some time off but will be back next year with some more shows. Chris Difford was recently interviewed on Wave 105.2
Chris Difford had this to say on Hampshire radio station Wave 105.2:
“We are going to tour next year as Squeeze… What’s happening is Glenn (Tilbrook) and I are going to write together in April… and then in the summer we’re going to do some festivals including Isle of Wight and Glastonbury.”
Pearl Jam @ Glastonbury 2010
There have been many different rumours surrounding Pearl Jam this year. Low and behold, they are now looking like strong candidates to play at Glastonbury 2010.
The band confirmed they will headline Hard Rock Calling 2010 on its opening night.
Hard Rock Calling 2010 takes places in London’s Hyde park, the same weekend Glastonbury 2010 is held. this is the main fuel behind the fire that Pearl Jam will play at Glastonbury 2010
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Muse – Looks More and More Like We Are Gonna See Them in 2010
Its looking more likely with each new headline that gets published, Muse, the dark gods, will be playing at Glastonbury 2010. Every other day I see a new story featuring Muse and now Wossy has reported the fact that lead singer Matt Bellamy gave him the nod.
“Are you guys playing Glastonbuwwy in 2010?” – Wossy
“We’re probably playing” – Bellamy
OMG, have you got any idea how much its going to rock watching Knights of Cydonia at the Pyramid stage. I have gone all tingly just watching the Youtube video.
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Mark Metcalfe – Another Quality Artist for Glastonbury
Straight from the town of Widnes, Cheshire. Mark Metcalfe is pushing out a totally unique new sound thats got listeners captivated more and more with each track they hear. I got a CD with 24 tracks on it last week and its all I have been listening to since.
There have been many calls to see this guy at Glastonbury on some of the music forums I frequent. Check him out and tell us your opinion.
Controversy is one of the best tracks, but to be honest, they are all great.
Clutch
In a recent interview published, Clutch have expressed interest in playing at Glastonbury. The group are on their 9th studio album to date. With that kind of back catalogue they could easily put together 60 minutes of madness in the fields of Glastonbury.
Since 1991 these individuals have been challenging rock n’ roll’s limits, and Clutch show no signs of abandoning the unique experimentation that has defined them. Check out “Electric Worry” for proof. Neil’s voice functions as an instrument on its own, and it helps carry Clutch into a new realm.
The Strokes at Glastonbury 2010?
There is a strong chance that the Strokes will be playing at Glastonbury 2010. Following the recent announcement that the group are set to reform early next year.
At the moment Julian Casablancas, the lead singer is on a solo tour, so when he finishes in January the band will reform and start touring again.
They have already confirmed that they will be playing Rockness and Isle of White festival, both are in June, making them prime candidates for a slot at Glastonbury 2010.
Another Self Confirmed Act – The Opperation
According the the Official Myspace page for The Opperation, they will be playing at the 2010 festival.
They added that the Green field will be hosting them for a less formal, more intimate gig. If your a fan of The Opperation, then this is a great chance to get up close and personal.
See you there.
Old Headliners are set to make a Come Back
In a recent interview with the Guardian, Michael Eavis mentioned that there are going to be a fair few old faces making a comeback to the festival in 2010.
Guardian - Next year, you’re celebrating the festival’s 40th anniversary. Are you fed up with the rumours about who might be playing?
Eavis - No, I love it. I love it. I love it.
Guardian - Will you have some previous headliners back?
Eavis - I expect so, don’t you? But there will be some new stuff as well.
Guardian - And in another 10 years, where will you be?
Eavis – We’re all very gung-ho down here at the moment. We don’t see any reason for it to stop.
Looks like Glastonbury is around to stay. Are you Happy about it?
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