Acts Touring Around Glastonbury 2025

[StuwieG]

I find the dislike of Fender on here a bit mad. 
 

That sub set he played in 2022 was unreal. The atmosphere was brilliant, everyone was so happy. Not heard any negative comments about it. 

[The Nal]

1 minute ago, StuwieG said:

I find the dislike of Fender on here a bit mad. 
 

That sub set he played in 2022 was unreal. The atmosphere was brilliant, everyone was so happy. Not heard any negative comments about it. 

 

It was sh*t

[StuwieG]

*I’ve heard one negative comment about it 

 

 

[NorthernSoul52]

10 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

*I’ve heard one negative comment about it 

😁

[NorthernSoul52]

From an armchair perspective, it looked massive and sounded massive. Coupled with the fact that, live, he's selling massive, there's not much more to be done.

 

Biggest black mark I could give was that momentum seemed to get checked every three or four songs in a way that didn't feel particularly organic for a rock show. There tends to be more consistency of pace and momentum to them in my experience.

 

But it's basically a minor gripe.

[StuwieG]

That was lineup was so stacked with it being after Covid, and I’m a huge Beatles fan but it was nearly my set of the weekend. Felt like a proper release after 3 years of it not being on. 

[nikkic]

18 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

I find the dislike of Fender on here a bit mad. 
 

That sub set he played in 2022 was unreal. The atmosphere was brilliant, everyone was so happy. Not heard any negative comments about it. 

It was amazing. Perfect set in fact. 

[Brunty9]

24 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

I find the dislike of Fender on here a bit mad. 
 

That sub set he played in 2022 was unreal. The atmosphere was brilliant, everyone was so happy. Not heard any negative comments about it. 

 

6 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

That was lineup was so stacked with it being after Covid, and I’m a huge Beatles fan but it was nearly my set of the weekend. Felt like a proper release after 3 years of it not being on. 

 

I wasn't going to miss Phoebe Bridgers. 

[Matt505H]

6 minutes ago, Brunty9 said:

 

 

I wasn't going to miss Phoebe Bridgers. 

Best thing I did that year was stay til the end of Phoebe then leg it over to catch the end of Fender when it was really going off, unreal

[MEGABOWL]

39 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

I find the dislike of Fender on here a bit mad. 
 

That sub set he played in 2022 was unreal. The atmosphere was brilliant, everyone was so happy. Not heard any negative comments about it. 

It was absolutely brilliant. Had a few genuine special moments in there. A personal favourite from my 11 festivals.

[MEGABOWL]

22 minutes ago, StuwieG said:

That was lineup was so stacked with it being after Covid, and I’m a huge Beatles fan but it was nearly my set of the weekend. Felt like a proper release after 3 years of it not being on. 

Agreed. There was a real catharsis about it.

[SwedgeAntilles]

Geordie Cinnamon. 

[DDave]

15 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Geordie Cinnamon. 

Bruce SpringsTyne

[NorthernSoul52]

Think with Charli XCX headed to top the bill at Parklife, we can discount her as a Pyramid headline option in earnest and start debating whether she's a Pyramid sub or Other headliner for us.

[northernangel]

3 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Think with Charli XCX headed to top the bill at Parklife, we can discount her as a Pyramid headline option in earnest and start debating whether she's a Pyramid sub or Other headliner for us.

I think she was always discounted as a Pyramid headliner.

[NorthernSoul52]

I'd have said so, but there were definitely people who felt she should be in the conversation. Whether that is here or there neither matters now - topping Parklife likely indicates her level for the summer season, at least.

[Rose-Colored Boy]

She’d have been an absolutely baffling headliner to anyone not on TikTok or Gay Twitter wtf