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By MEGATRONICMEATWAGON · Posted
No way, music is a performing art? *Mind. Blown.* I feel like you're holding the festival up to some kind of weird pseudo-standard that doesn't exist. It's not like the organisers are breaking the mould every single festival with bookings. They routinely book acts most people would agree are very popular and very big. Not very ground ground breaking to book the most popular artists at the moment or of all time. Again, SZA was a gamble they thought would pay off, but it didn't. There's no reason to go ten leaps further forward and change the mould of the whole Pyramid because of one dud crowd out of the last 50 headliners. Regularly moving away from musical artists on the Pyramid? Corbyn for ten minutes on a Saturday afternoon back in 2017, eight years ago? He drew a medium sized crowd before a very popular hip-hop act. Again, that's not exactly a mind-blowing moment of radical thought. I'm surprised they hadn't done it before tbh, or since. So, why have they done it once in 25 years? That ain't very regular. I think you're forgetting the fact that at the end of a long day of partying a lot of people want to end their night on a massive high by seeing one of their favourite bands/artists and rock out or dance the night away. Is there a massive demand to end the day by seeing ballet Swan Lake, Lion King, Tristan & Isolde? There is no way that 40k people are gonna wanna do that when many of those pieces rely heavily on being able to see the actual stage (not just the screens, but the actual stage), unless they change the demographics of the festival substantially. I hear it all the time that Glastonbury is some kind of arbiter of cutting edge music pushers etc etc, but Reading/Leeds, at least in a headliner sense, have given people their chance earlier than Glastonbury. Fred this year, Fender last year, Dave 2022. Glastonbury's appeal is that they can land the biggest of the best. Bruce, Beyonce, Taylor, Elton aren't gonna do Reading/Leeds - but none of those are cutting edge or breaking the mould. Could you list all of the non-musical performances that have broken the mould on the Pyramid? Who are these huge amazing cool acts that the average festival-goer doesn't know about? Please, enlighten us. -
By FloopFiller · Posted
Well the special guest rumours proved to be a load of bollocks so not sure why so many usually reliable sources seemed so sure of it happening, but Kamala’s speech seemed to go down well at least, although still getting the expected grumblings from the staunch pro-Palestine groups. -
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Some reference at the bottom to how those numbers may change since Biden stepped down https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/rfk-jrs-exit-help-trump-according-polls-rcna167539
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Powerful stuff. Given some reports suggest they're on the way to 500m in their campaign fund, presumably it will be on a lot.
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