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The Glastonbury Festival 2023 was an electrifying display of musical talent, featuring iconic acts such as Arctic Monkeys, Guns N'Roses, and Sir Elton John headlining the event. Yet, the true enchantment of Glastonbury lies in its ability to astonish and delight with its clandestine performances. While the confirmed lineup is undoubtedly impressive, the festival is celebrated for its impromptu and unforeseen showcases, where both emerging and established artists take the stage in unexpected and unforgettable ways. The anticipation and speculation surrounding these surprise performances only serve to heighten the excitement, with whispers of special guests circulating in the months leading up to the festival, creating an aura of mystery and fascination that enthralls audiences worldwide. It's this element of surprise and the potential for once-in-a-lifetime musical moments that render Glastonbury an unparalleled experience.
Fresh from his Glastonbury festival DJ set, it is a pleasure to feature Keaty back in session. This podcast mix is real journey through the deeper sounds of house music. With an extensive knowledge due to time served within the dance music scene, Keaty knows how to select the right tracks at the right time for the right occasion! We catch up with Keaty where we find out that he has been playing 6 hour DJ sets and what events he has planned!
Glastonbury 2023 kicks off on June 21st 2023 with a massive array of artists. The festival have published the list of artists performing at the festival this year. Confirmed headliners include Artic Monkeys, Elton John, Guns N' Roses, Lizzo, Lana Del Rey and Blondie amongst a huge list
Despite the world pinning hopes upon a vaccine, it is looking less likely that crowded festivals will be taking place this year.
Glastonbury 2020 has been cancelled with the focus now on next year's festival taking place 23rd-27th June 2021. The festival was due to feature Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar among hundreds more. Artists are already showing gaps in their 2021 tour schedules around the week of next year's Glastonbury festival. It is largely expected that the majority of artists booked for this year will not want to miss out on a 'bucket list' gig like Glastonbury. Expect Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar to keep their headline slots unless the Eavis' are planning a musical shake up.
The Sticklinch campsite is Glastonbury festival's effort to reduce the waste generated by those camping at the event.
There is a brand new festival concept headed to St Day, Cornwall by the organisers of events such as Glastonbury, Boomtown, Shambala and Port Eliot. This new festival is called 'Bangers And Mash Up' and promises to be different to other festival experiences. With day tickets at just £5 this festival is all about inclusion and wants everyone to be able to attend without high ticket prices.
A 60 minute DJ set will feature unreleased Prodigy remixes.
Glastonbury 2018 didn't happen because the festival took a 'fallow year' to give the land, local residents and organisers a break. A plan to move the legendary event to Longleat fell through, and although founder Michael Eavis said he would make the 2018 festival a thing if an unnamed band reformed, that appears not to have happened.
