Glastonbury 2010 – Dizzee Rascal Confirmed
Dizzee Rascal has confirmed that he will be playing at Glastonbury 2010. He made the announcement via Twitter and BBC6 Music.
He said, all that remains now is to sign the paperwork and were in business.
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Reverend And The Makers Confirmed For Glastonbury 2010
Jon McClure, lead singer from the band, Reverend and the makers has revealed that they have secured a place at this coming Glastonbury.
The announcement was made at a recent gig in Middlesbrough. If you have not had chance to see this group then make sure you do because they are a class act.
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Jimi Hendrix Gets The Pyramid Stage
Its been confirmed that Jimi Hendrix is playing at Glastonbury 2010 and he has got the legendary Pyramid stage. Check out this great video. Its a mix up of two videos that gives the impression that Jimi is playing to this coming years crowd.
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Glastonbury Goes Worldwide
BBC Worldwide Music has held the rights to broadcast Glastonbury via radio to 40 countries worldwide for the last 40 years. This year is different, BBCW have been given the exclusive Television broadcasting rights for the first time.
Jon Mansfield, head of content development says that he wants to take Glastonbury to its biggest ever audience.
“A Glastonbury performance is one of the most prestigious moments in many artists’ careers and frequently results in truly historic performances,” he adds. “Glastonbury 2010, with headliners including U2, Muse and Jack Johnson, promises an exceptional year.
“BBCW Music are honoured to play a part in bringing those extraordinary moments to what we believe, through our substantial TV distribution network, will potentially be the festival’s biggest global audience ever.”
1 Week’s Notice For Glastonbury 2010 Tickets
Ok, there have been a few rumours flying around that when it comes to the resale of Glastonbury 2010 tickets – there was not going to be a large scale announcement and it would be left to word of mouth to spread the news. This is not true. Emily Eavis has confirmed that there will be 1 weeks notice given to the general public before the tickets go on sale.
So if you are one of the unlucky million, make sure you have got the funds in your account ready to get your ticket, cos you wont get much notice.
Keep checking back here for more news as it happens.
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Norman Jay Confirmed For Glastonbury 2010
The Legendary DJ Norman Jay has confirmed via his Twitter page that he will be playing a set at Glastonbury 2010. Its not know at which stage or tent he will be playing but he is scheduled for Sunday 27th June.
“…is now definitely confirmed to dj at my first ever Glasto on Sun 27th June – Good Times!! – don’t know which stage just yet – wish me luck!”
Faithless Confirm Glastonbury 2010
Faithless have announced that they will be playing at Glastonbury 2010.
Lead singer Maxi Jazz made the announcement on stage at Leeds O2 venue.
Faithless are set to play on Sunday. Its not yet know which stage they will be playing, but I cant think of a better place than the Pyramid stage. It will be spectacular.
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Last Chance for A Ticket
If you have paid your deposit and not yet paid the balance, then you need to get it done by midnight tonight (Tuesday 2nd March).
The date was originally set for the end of February but organizers decided to give 2 days extra to allow anybody who is yet to pay a final chance before their ticket is reallocated.
If you have not yet done so, then you need to get on over to seetickets and pay your balance.
Arctic Monkeys – Not Playing Glastonbury 2010
The Arctic Monkeys have put to rest the rumours that they would be making a return to Glastonbury this year. They announced that they wont be performing until they finish their work in the studio.
I Feel Robbed
£194.95 for a ticket to Glastonbury this year and that’s not including the parking fee either. Yeah Glastonbury is good but almost 200 quid for a ticket is getting ridiculous. There was a time not too long ago when it was less than £100, now its almost doubled.
Last year, for me personally, the festival failed to live up to my expectations, as did the year before. The only think that kept it real was the fact that there was around 50 of us camping together and we had a good old laugh regardless of our surroundings.
So much has changed the past few years. The festival has become more commercialised and the kind of people going has changed too, In my opinion there seem’s to be tons more upper class people going and less and less “hippies” and “crazy guy’s”. I aint seen a streaker in years at Glastonbury. There was a time when people used to just walk around with their tackle out. Those free spirit type people are what make the festival.
Bring back the good old days.
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