Depends on the stage.
Was Lenny Henry talking about the crowd or the acts?
He was talking about the crowd.Glastonbury really isnt very accessible nor attractive for a lot of people. The acts, the cost, the location, the difficulty in obtaining tickets.
I'm not sure why Glastonbury should be singled out for criticism for the demographics of the audience. It's broadly the same reasons you won't find many black people in the audience at Wimbledon or the Six Nations etc.
Years & Years set is pretty wild.
Fucked if I know,does he go as a punter,if not then he's part of his problem,no ?
I’m sure I confessed undying love for someone fairly bland or disliked a while back. Can’t remember who though. Good old Crowded House and a bit of Jamie T for my iPlayer viewing earlier.
Once she's had a few glasses of Chardonnay I'll be in quicker than you can say PDF to offer her a jolly good spit shining of her corned beef curtains
Pet Shop Boys!!! Last time I saw these live was at Creamfields in '98
Crosby Nick never fails.
Holy fuck this is amazing.
Are you watching on iPlayer? Only just starting now on BBC2.
Where is Chris, the other Pet Shop Boy? - www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcfourIs he in some sort of invisible reflective suit - he is actually standing there nonchalantly playing the keyboards there - but we just can't see him? It is the sort of thing these top mad lads do...
Here’s one for the Evertonians.
Technical issues, he's there now with a few others 👍
Being a notorious homosexual, my brother used to love the Pet Shop Boys…… one of the few things we had in common, they were just brilliant at their peak….So this is quite a requiem for him… (he also loved Kylie, but she’s shit)
Ah, I see. Well, that a bit underwhelming. I was kind of hoping for my scenario... he sort of uncloaks on stage, Predator style, and then starts a thumping rendition of Always On My Mind on the keyboards.
Maybe an age thing?Many might not agree, but I thought Paul McCartney's voice was a bit weak last night too. No surprise given his age, of course. He did hold a note far better than Diana Ross did today though.