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Try and arrive as early as possible on the Tuesday so your closer to the bus pick up point and toilet/showers. It then obviously easier for the toilets/showers but you probably won't need them but there main reason is you can check in the queues for the bus much easier and choose when to queue up. Nothing worse being far away and after walking 15 mins and going around the corner and seeing a huge queue for the bus. It sometimes took us an hour to get on the bus and nearly 2 hours to get to gate A because of the traffic the Wednesday and Thursday. Friday, Saturday the bus journey took about 20 mins but back to a few hours on the Sunday. Don't leave right after the headliner's as the queue is massive to get the bus home. Maybe go the woodies new venue, I think it's open late. I recommend somewhere not to far though as it's a very long dark walk to gate A at the end of the night. Good luck -
By craigcharles420 · Posted
Taylor was already booked for 2020 before it was cancelled wasn't she? Idk why this seems so crazy -
Give me a Blossoms Chevron headliner tho, that would be mega I reckon -
I don’t think the lack of Indie headliner is much of an issue, you’d assume, as it is still majorly popular, they’d then stack the undercard with smaller indie bands. Wouldn’t be surprised with Last Dinner Party under Hozier, Wunderhorse main stage etc. Think the 6/7 headliners are pretty massive, and think Posty would probably suit a penultimate slot more if I’m honest. I can see those 7 being true, it’s caters to the current climate, and I assume the undercard will give the big fill of Indie/Dance especially if Bicep are on chevron
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