Glastonbury 2020 ... now 2022

[rjfp1962]

Liam wasn't a great talent, but he could front a band..

[Ouroboros]

If he went on xfactor he wouldn't get past the first rounds. So generic.

It is like beer without alcohol. Pointless needs to reform oasis.

[Double Fault]

Bit of an imposter….like Dave Grohl…..

[Ouroboros]

The beats are good, I like them. Those women singers shame him though. Very talented.

[rjfp1962]

It's just a tired worn out Oasis, from which Liam has scarpered away from...

Ah.... some Oasis - Little by Little is a bit better

[MrVert]

Sam Fender has been the highlight for me so far.

Absolutely brilliant set yesterday!

Glastonbury always throws up someone who’s not known widely..

You get the feeling this is his year.

[JonChalk]

Vaguely, mildly annoyed by the Macca set being delayed (and probably edited down), so found the Bonobo set & now couldn't give a st about watching Macca this evening.

Top stuff.

[MC Bodge]

Should I admit that I'm enjoying the Noel nostalgia?

How long is it since I saw Oasis live in Manchester as a teenager?!

[rjfp1962]

MC Bodge said:

Should I admit that I'm enjoying the Noel nostalgia?

How long is it since I saw Oasis live in Manchester as a teenager?!

Not at all... That's what music is all about...

[James6112]

rjfp1962 said:

High Flying "Dross"

For balance, everyone here agreed it was a great performance!
The best seen 2022

[MC Bodge]

I hope I'm doing as well as Paul McCartney is when I'm 80!

[Whats on Second]

JonChalk said:

Vaguely, mildly annoyed by the Macca set being delayed (and probably edited down), so found the Bonobo set & now couldn't give a st about watching Macca this evening.

Top stuff.

maccas voice not as bad as reports suggested.

[hmg]

Macca

With a back catalogue as long as the M1,5 tracks in and I only know one of them !

[mikees]

Macca grohl the boss boom

[loughran]

I enjoyed Saturday night at Glastonbury... from the comfort of my armchair. I'd not heard of Olivia Rodrigo before, to be fair I'm not really her target audience, but I thought it was the best set of the day.

A sunny afternoon, a huge crowd all singing along with the lyrics, a brilliant band who were having a great time, the base player was in heaven and the drummer was really excellent.

I love watching that moment that some stars have looking out over a cheering Glastonbury audience, that goosebump, hairs on the back of their neck moment when they are awed by the sheer scale of what's happening in front of their very eyes. And then they get a grip and deliver the goods and get a vast field of people rocking. Magic.

Pop music at it's finest.

So now I know who Olivia Rodrigo is. Turns out she's popular with the young uns... her debut single has 1.5 billion downloads on Spotify.

[dickymint]

I had a full blown trip down memory lane 2 weeks ago at Cardiff Castle watching Dianna Ross - blew me away and I blubbed like a baby

Today my legs will be getting a rest as I'll be seated, surrounded by all necessary vittles and waitress service on standby at home!! By all accounts She has some half decent support acts before and after her slot

[Adam.]

Another great day, despite a disappointing set from Macca (guests aside) who seemed adamant in playing solo stuff no one knew.

Wish I’d gone to see the Waterboys

Skunk Anansie, Metronomy and Caribou were great

[ofcorsa]

Sam Fender was a great festival act.

I thought Billie was a great headliner, lots of energy for the evening crowd.

Macca was solid, especially given his age.

[Speed Badger]

Looking forward to seeing Lorde later, not usually my thing but she's a bit mad. Talking of mad, Wolf Alice, Jamie T and the bassist from Haim are the mentalist standouts so far.

[JonChalk]

Little Dragon followed by Bicep my highlights this evening, might just have to catch Lorde on iPlayer.