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Very tempted by Milan now too. Stay in Como

Objectively speaking you're right. It's not a terrible set of headliners but similar to last year, it lacks the wow factor that hasn't been there since 2023. I agree with @henry bear i think Glastonbury's pull for 'top of class' acts is dwindling.

I would definitely recommend Man/Woman/Chainsaw live! I'll add Gia Ford to the list. Great album out last month but mostly excellent live.

If they are on, I"d expect sub or T'Other headline. I know they're popular, but this is a 40k gig.

Yeah Coachella continues to have the benefit of being able to throw the bag at whoever they want to make things happen which I’m sure is what happened with Gaga.

The Reytons still feels vaguely unhinged to me, in the same way Courteeners playing stadium gigs nowhere but Manchester does.

Early in the new year, isn't it?

Where did Busted play again this year? Just assumed McFly would correlate, point-blank.

Disappointing if they get Fender - aware of size, thinking more in terms of freshness. The other caveat is that I fought Foo Fighters were out of the picture? Or are they back in?

People Watching still at #4 in the latest sales flashes, with noticeable distance between third and fifth. Think it will be peaking there.

I mean, if she is playing over Glasto weekend, it's great for those fans who didn't get tickets for the farm, surely? Though plenty of stadium options already. Iron Maiden and Linkin Park both will be catering to a good chunk of souls. This announcement malarkey has been dragging on a while, mind you.

I'll say this, if the G does somehow snare Gaga, there will be no complaints in the slightest.

Sadly, that's life. Definitely not entertainment.

What time of year do victorious usually put the teaser banner up on the castle stage field?

Yeh just a tad

They sold very few tickets last year and even the year before. It was also very obvious on the stubhub prices as well. Even on the youtube livestreams, they never showed Doja Cat's crowd since it was similar to SZA's crowd in Glastonbury. 2022 was the only year after covid that got sold out. They wanted to not miss christmas/thanksgiving sales season and also offer a payment plan for general sale. They played very safe this year with 4 headliners that could easily be a headliner before covid as well. This looks more of an european festival lineup compared to previous years.

Well that idea didn't quite go to plan and I can't wait until April to start. 😭 Currently walking 6-8km a day in a bid to shed a stone.

My Headliner guesses are: The Libertines Reytons Fatboy Slim Hoping for ....... Blossoms Gerry A collaboration of Paulo Nutini and Jamie T as can't make Sunday !! 😆

And get Jimmy Eat World in Woodsies while we're at it too.

Charli XCX into The 1975 on the Friday is pure party starter vibes, while Noah Kahan into Sam Fender on the Sunday would be peak curly-hair social songwriter vibes. Here for both.

looks like these prices have gone up a bit since I last went, but I guess that's the same with everything

No place to put her and unlikely in budget but damn I’d love to see Missy at the G

Obviously, there are a lot of cards around in play, and Glastonbury has got a bit of a reputation for nabbing a big one-off in the last few years - Paul McCartney, Elton John, Coldplay. But conversely, all three of those had additional reasons to play rather than being sweet-talked from across the Atlantic. I'm under no illusion that, despite doing it before, Stevie Wonder would want a chunk of cheddar. Ditto Bruce Springsteen, ditto Lady Gaga. In a way, I think the festival could consider Olivia Rodrigo - even with only two records - as their "big" headliner this year.

East Quiet usually sells out first and as has been said above it's a shorter walk to the gate. There's usually CV tickets pop up a few times after the resale too.

"Wagging School" sounds like a punk off-shoot from 1980.