Essentials 1 to 6 can be found here.

7. Bin Bags
Bin bags have 1,000,001 uses, least of all to keep stuff dry. Its rained hard and the ground has gone all muddy? Take a few with you to lay out and sit on. Got caught in a rainstorm and your clothes are drenched? Throw them in a bin bag till you get home to stop them getting all the rest of your dry stuff damp. Starting to rain and you’ve forgotten your coat? Tear a hole in the top and sides, slip it over your head and voila! Instant poncho! Plus if it does rain hard and you find the inside of your tent getting progressively more and more wet/muddy, throw all your nice, dry clean clothes in a bin bag so they stay that way.

8. Plasters (ideally good quality waterproof plasters)
Ideally, you should also aim to bring a couple of different sizes. The main reason for adding this to the list is blisters – most of us don’t usually spend 12 hours a day on our feet, and it can come as a shock to the system – hence, blisters after the first full day are fairly likely. Now I won’t lie, its going to hurt regardless of what you do – but putting a decent plaster on it should at least minimize the pain. Also useful for impromptu cuts, which – if it rains and everything gets muddy – are screaming out to get infected. Note – you can probably get these from the medical tent, but they’re likely to be the cheap plastic ones that die as soon as they get wet.

9. Sun cream
This one’s really down to you and depends on 2 factors: a) Do you sunburn, and b) Is it going to be sunny. If the answer to either of those questions is yes, I’d advise picking some up before you go. Bearing in mind the festival is at the peak of the english summer, and if/when the sun does come out, its usually scorching. Its likely at some point this will happen and you’ll find yourself in the middle of a field with nowhere to shelter. Again, available from the medical tent but – can you be bothered walking up there every 2 hours?

10. Toilet paper
In the last couple of years Glastonbury has got better and better in this respect – I’d say at least half my toilet visits I’d see paper on the roll, which is impressive. But its not there all the time, and to avoid getting caught out I;d advise at least taking 1 roll yourself – just rip off a dozen or so sheets when you leave the tent and keep them in your pocket, just in case. And you’ll thank me for suggesting it – especially if you’re stupid enough to get the chilli fries after a night drinking. Also teams up with the wet wipes as a makeshift towel after your festival shower…

11. Torch
Only essential if you feel any sort of guilt about kicking someone’s guy rope out at 3am, or if you’re the sort of person who insists on walking to the toilet in the middle of the night. But also very, very useful once you’re in the tent – once you’re in there and the door’s zipped up, its pitch black. Seeing as you can pick up torches for a couple of quid from homebase (and most motorway services petrol stations apparently), there really is no excuse.

And there you go – between this post and the original, I think we have a fairly comprehensive list of camping essentials. If you think I’ve missed anything, let me know in the comments!

For that reason I’ve decided to hold back on my yearly tradition of publishing a spreadsheet, as I didn’t want to have to be updating every couple of days between now and June. However, it doesn seem to have stabilized enough now to feel confident that I won’t have to fix it too many more times.

If you’re wondering why I bother doing this every year, its because I like to have a alphabetically ordered list with me when I go. Thing is, I already know who I want to see by the time I get there, and when I forget what time/stage they’re playing on its a pain in the arse having to search through 3 days/20 stages of line-ups to find them. Thats why I’ve always preferred to have a alphabetically ordered list handy so I can quickly find when/where a band will be playing. Simplez.

I’ll update the spreadsheet when I hear word of bands being added/removed from the lineup, and as the details of more stages are released.

Enjoy! And see you at Glastonbury!

The re-sale of cancelled tickets for Glastonbury 2010 will take place on Sun, April 11 – info at http://bit.ly/tixresale

Tickets will be on sale from 9am. Don’t count on them being available for long!

So there you have it. Put in your calendars, set your alarm clocks and make sure you’re up in time!

Good luck!

48 hour grace period for those yet to pay the balance of their tickets (you have until Tuesday night) – http://bit.ly/cdGIxr

So anyone who paid their initial £50 deposit and have not yet paid the rest of the balance now until 23:59 on the 2nd March to get their final payments in. How you read into this if up to you, but an announcement like that seems to suggest that a lot of ticket balances are still unpaid. if this is the case, its great news for those of you that didn’t manage to get tickets the first time.

In somewhat related news, in response to a tweet with regards to Glastonbury ticket resales, GlastoFest have also announced:

We’ll be announcing the resale date in advance here and on the official site …[snip]

More great news for those of you looking to get Glasto tickets the 2nd time round. In previous years its been a case of simply "keeping an eye" on the website and waiting for the "Buy Tickets" link to reappear. This year, it seems, the Glastonbury organisers are taking steps to be more transparent and give advance warning to those that are actively checking the website or Glastonbury twitter page.

Some have even gone to great lengths to give people a way of keeping an eye on the ticket page status - the banner below, written by GlastoWatch, checks the SeeTickets ticket page every 5 minute and builds the banner based on the message on the page. Very elaborate, and I applaud him for doing this, but the fact people had to go to these lengths shows that a change in policy from the Glastonbury Festival organisers was long overdue.

I have a few friends out travelling at the moment (currently in Thailand) who I promised I would let know as soon as I heard tickets were back on sale. For them, advance warning could be the difference between getting them or not (as I’m sure is the case with a lot of people) so hats off to the Glastonbury organisers for being more pro-active and transparent this year and not springing the resale on people.

The one down side to all this – all this talk of Glastonbury is making the remaining 4 month wait seem even longer!

Update (3/3/2010): Some rumours are flying around that SeeTickets customer services have stated a resale date of April 11. However, as noted, this wouldn’t be the first time they’ve made something like this up so don’t take this as fact! I’ll be sure to add details here when I hear more.

Update (16/3/2010): Resale date has been announced! More details here.

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2010/03/01/glastonbury-2010-ticket-payment-deadline-extended-official-resale-date-to-be-announced-soon/feed/ 0 http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/07/glastowatch-forums-online/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/07/glastowatch-forums-online/#comments Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:03:08 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=790 This is a bit of old news, but I do have a habit of blogging about things a few days too late.

The Glastowatch forums are now online. I have pretty high hopes for them as I know the guy that runs it is a bit of a hardcore Glastonbury obsessive (like moi), and generally a sound bloke.

As he put its:

If you’re looking for information about the festival or just want to chat with other people who’re also going, check it out.

Couldn’t have put it better myself. Off to Glasto this year? Sign up and get posting!

Also the Twitterbury list has been reset for the 2010 festival. If you fancy meeting up with potentially hundreds of other twitterers at the festival, tweet @glastowatch #twitterbury and you’ll be added to the list. Last years meet-up was on Thursday at the Jazz World – I managed to miss it through general drunken behaviour but I plan to stay sober enough this year to remember.

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/07/glastowatch-forums-online/feed/ 1 http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/06/got-my-tickets/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/06/got-my-tickets/#comments Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:31:51 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=783 Looks like I’ll be off to the 2010 Glastonbury festival, after a shakey few hours waiting for confirmation.

The new SeeTickets traffic management system sounded good on paper, but in fact was as big as fail as previous years – if not bigger. The key point was that in previous years, their server set up allowed a “once you’re in, you’re in” type scenario – so you keep hitting F5 and eventually the page loads – at that point you’re able to fly through the ticket buying process.

Not so this year. Instead, virtually every refresh took me to a “you are in a queue” page, which considering how sporadically I was let on the site and dropped again, sounds like full on bullshit to me. Its just a nice PR spin on “our servers are too busy, please try again later”. And if you’re lucky enough to get a form page, you submit and are thrown back into this mysterious “queue”.

Also (through poor planning perhaps) the “you are in a queue” page was set with a 20 second meta refresh. This is great as it means you can leave the page to keep trying to connect itself – except after you’ve entered your second set of details, you’ve submitted a form – so every modern browser won’t instantly refresh, but rather pop up a “do you want to resubmit this form” box with OK & cancel options. Fail.

Then to make it a little worse, it took nearly 16 hours to send out my confirmation email. So for that time I’m left with nothing but a screenshot of a reference numberless page telling me I’d be emailed shortly. Also at this point no money had been taken. So of course when I hear in the evening that tickets are sold out, panic starts to set in.

But aside from the epic seetickets fail, I’m booked up for another year. Just another 8 and a half months to wait.

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/06/got-my-tickets/feed/ 0 http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/24/glastonbury-2010-and-2011-are-on/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/24/glastonbury-2010-and-2011-are-on/#comments Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:04:59 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=732 Confirmation from the Glastonbury website that the festival will be running in 2010 & 2011. Efestivals are speculating that 2012 will be the “rest year” where we all either a) wander about all summer wondering what we did before we discovered Glastonbury, or b) Go to V/Isle of Wight/Lattitude/etc.

Glad to see some early confirmation of the dates, specially since Lissa is a planning addict – she’ll be made up being able to arrange things 2 years in advance!

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/24/glastonbury-2010-and-2011-are-on/feed/ 1 http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/04/mou-the-glastonbury-festival-2009/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/04/mou-the-glastonbury-festival-2009/#comments Sat, 04 Jul 2009 20:37:15 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=696 Well, to be fair I’ve been back 5 days now, but to continue with my tradition of lazy blogging heres my 2009 Glastonbury Festival write up a few days late. I’ve also took a pile of photos, the best of which now live on Flickr

Wednesday

I’d done the usual of driving to Robs and saying on his boat on the Tuesday night. He’s only 80 miles from Glasto so it means we get can an early start and be one of the first ones there. Every year this has worked perfectly, until this year – apparently some selfish buggers decided to have a crash near the site just before the festival opened and an entire road around the north of the site was blocked off – meaning 7 hours of traffic. Seeing as we come in from the east and our Orange car park is in the west, we were stuck and ended up being herded into the blue car park with the rest of the confused punters.

The main problem with Glastonbury is that you have no concept of how big it is until you have to walk from one side from the other. Even being the 5th time at the site, I still didn’t realise the pain I was letting myself in for. Now I’m back and being a bit of a geek, I checked it on Google maps – we walked just under 3km with all our kit, from an elevation of 75m to 23m. Put simply, it was downhill all the way (I didn’t bother myself with thoughts about the walk back at this point).

Oh and I finally saw Michael Eavis after 5 years! We were forced to stop at a crossroads as an estate car drove past. In the drivers seat – a very amused looking Eavis! It seems weird its taken this long, even bearing in mind there are 149,999 other people at the festival – sort of like going to a party and not saying hello to the host!

Thursday

My entire days plans went to pot when I hit the vino a little too early on. After a late wake up, we decided to go for a wander up to the “Lounging and Viewing area”, just past the tipi fields – the highest point in the festival. By the time we got to the top I was knackered, and my head was starting to swim so we collapsed for a couple of hours! Got some great photos though.

I don’t remember much of Thursday to be honest, its a bit of a haze of drinking red wine and wandering around. My photo album suggests I went to the Greenpeace field and took some photos, but aside from that I think the rest of the day involved lazing around, having a fire, drinking more and then going to bed. Fantastic!

Oh god I almost forgot – I had my wallet stolen from my tent Thursday morning while I was asleep! The cheeky bastard opened the outer skin on my tent, opened the inner enough to get his hand in and grabbed my shorts (which were sitting next to the door). I woke up to see the door open, and in my hungover haze decided I’d been an idiot and forgotten to close the door. A few minutes later my head started clearing and pieced together the fact that my initial theory made no sense. I reached behind my head – thank fuck I’d hidden my camera/phone behind my pillow. But where was my wallet? In my short… but where were my shorts?!? I opened the tent and looked out – they’d been stuffed under the tent opposite. I got them back, minus the wallet.

A few hours later as people started waking up it turned out quite a few people in the area had been robbed. Someone a little more proactive than me had gone searching though, and found a pile of dumped wallets – including mine. So I got it back, minus £80 – plus I’d already cancelled my cards so they were useless. I got by by transferring cash to Owen, who then got it from the cash machine for me.

Seriously though, going into a tent when someones asleep?? You’ve got to have some balls…

Friday

And so the music begins!

My first of the day was Regina Spektor, who I admit I only went to under instruction from Lissa, who insisted I rung her during the show so she could listen… <sigh> actually, I have to admit I was surprised. As much as she sound like a wailing strangled banshee-cat on her CDs, she was actually fairly entertaining live. A little on the random side, but a good listen.

Then The Maccabees, who were OK but nothing special. Then back to the tent for a rest (and a wine top up) and listen to the Fleet Foxes. The bonus of camping on The Oxylers/Dance Field is the close proximity to the Other Stage. If you’re far enough back to not smell the toilets, but close enough to hear the music clearly you’re onto a winner.

Lily Allen pulled off another brilliant performance, which is what we’ve come to expect of her at Glastonbury. Favourites were Not Fair (which every girl within a 20m radius seemed to know all the words to) and Fuck You, which was apparently written about the BNP. Both got a brilliant reaction from the crowd.

I enjoyed Noah and the Whale, even without Laura Marling vocals. It the first time I’d ever been to the Park field to see a band and its a great layout – lots of room to lay out and chill while the bands are on. Highlight was finding out why about 50 people were waving balloons for the entire performance when they hit the Chorus of 5 Years Time and they all let them go of the ends and they all flew off to a great cheer from the crowd. We caught the second half the The Streets, in time to catch Dry Your Eyes and a great tribute cover of Billie Jean by Michael Jackson.

After wasting 20 minutes of my life on the #fail that is Neil Young at Isle of Wight I avoided him like the plague at Glasto, instead catching the end of The Ting-Tings and Bloc Party. Both drew a huge crowd and had looked almost hypnotic at night with the flashing lights and lazers. Thats one of the things I love about The Other Stage, the way its laid out you always feel close enough to get the full effect of the night performances.

Saturday

I MISSED ROLF HARRIS! Gutted! The heat was too much and I took the executive decision of listening to the Other Stage from the refuge of our crappy gazebo. Yeah I know, I must be the only greek in the world who can’t take the heat – but theres only so much sweat you can lose before it starts to piss you off a bit (the humidity was stupid), so I kopped out and avoided the midday sun for once. To be fair, Peter, Bjorn and John were actually fairly good, as were Metric – not bands I’d usually go to see, but they surprised me.

The first trip of the day was to see Dizzee Rascal, which I actually thought was pretty crap. I’m actually a fan of Dizzee so I dunno what it was – maybe a mix of the heat, a hangover and where we were standing, but I got bored pretty quick and went on a wander to the Dance Field for a bit of Wiley, which I’m afraid to say was also disappointing. Maybe its because I was expecting an MC set and got a DJ set, I didn’t last there too long and was drawn over to the G-Stage for Atomic Hooligan for a bit of old school dance/garage mashups and retro MCing. Genius! I sat against the barrier with my back to the speaker, got out my wine and killed the next hour bopping my head and watching the drugged up ravers, wondering how the hell they could start on that stuff so early… ah well, it was entertaining so I don’t care.

Next was Paulo Nutini, whose praises I’ve sung since I saw him at the Isle of Wight festival. He has such a fantastic voice, he’s a joy to listen to. Once he was done I was shocked that the entire field seemed to clear out, and seeing Maximo Park were on next I decided to push forward and get a good spot. 3rd from the front when they came on! Got some great close up photos, and had a good dance to some personal favourites of mine – Girls who Play Guitars and Apply Some Pressure, which provoked a massive singalong. This went down as one of my favourite performances of the festival, with Paul Smith really looking like he was enjoying himself as much as the crowd.

Next were Pendulum – another personal favourite – and they didn’t disappoint. I was fairly near the back and even back there songs like Granite and The Tempest had everyone on their feet dancing. And when every other poor sap was drawn to the big name and wandered over to the Pyramid for Bruce Spingstein? I completely lucked out – I walked over to 2 Many DJs at Dance East, which turned out to be completely packed out. I went to see who was on at Dance West and – DJ Yoda is on! Can’t believe I missed it in the guide. I got about 40 minutes of dance time in as he mixed in some cracking beats with samples from family guy, south park and others. After nearly missing it, this ended up one of my favourites of the festival!

After Yoda was done, I hung around for Josh Wink who, after listening through about 8 round of “Turn it Up!” from the crowd, decided to come on the mic and apologise for the sound board, who were apparently “following health & safety regulations” ! But he pointed his monitors out to the crowd which gave a bit of extra sound, he got a cheer and it all went on from there.

The night finished with another uber campire, more wine and laughing at a couple a few tents from me having a blazing drunken row about what sounded like absolute nothing. I love camping.

Sunday

Another boiling hot day, starting with a visit to Breakfast with Howard Marx. He spent great deal of the time talking about smoking, and made an amusing observation that there are 2 references to God smoking in the bible, and the only place he could get a light was from Lucifer – so long before we discovered tobacco God and the Devil were enjoying a good smoke together. hehehe.

By now the trademark sunshine was kicking in and so it was back to the tents to laze around and listen to The Other Stage from there. The Boxer Rebellion sounded ok, Art Brut kept shouting their own name and sounded like they were high on something stronger than life, but were actually pretty entertaining. Not long after Rob and Owen decided they wanted to take some stuff back to the car to save on the extra effort the next day – and seeing as I’d to great lengths to ensure I could carry everything I brought on my back, I took the opportunity to go on a photo walk and do some hardcore picture taking. It also gave me a chance to visit some fields that, unbelievably, in 5 years I still hadn’t seen. Green futures, through to the healing fields, Croissant Neuf, the Craft Field, Arcadia, Shangri-la, Trash City, through the Avalon field, onto the Cabaret field. Here I stopped at the Poem & Words tent to listen to a random poem about the London Underground, which was actually pretty good.

The Mummers were playing on the Avalon stage nearby, so I popped over and unfortunately wasn’t that impressed. Its a shame because I actually like the Mummers, but the sound quality was a bit crap and it generally didn’t sound that good. Sorry Mummers, I’ll still listen to your CD

I got back to The Other Stage just in time to miss Enter Shikari, who seemed to have half hour earlier – dammit! Caught the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, who were a bit rubbish, and then was forcibly dragged down the see Bat for Lashes. Well OK, I admit not knowing who they were and having Rob rave about them I figured they’d be OK. 20 minutes later I managed to offend Rob by telling him I couldn’t listen to her whining anymore and was off, and caught half hour of dubstep at the G Stage.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds were OK, but not really my type of music. Although the random parachuting guy did give me some amusement.

Then it was over to the John Peel tent for my number 1 performance of the festival – The Wombats. They stole the show for me, with performances of Kill the Director, Lets Dance to Joy Division and Backfire at the Disco that had the entire crowd dancing and most of the tent singing along. With such an intense atmosphere, the flashing lights and the obvious fun everyone around me was having, it would have been an effort not to enjoy myself.

Closing the festival was The Prodigy. They were on at Isle of Wight Festival but I managed to miss most of the show, so I was looking forward to the Glasto performance. I got exactly what I expected – loud, banging tunes, a great show, a field full of jumping people and a knockout light show. Absolute genius.

Final Thoughts

All in all, for me the 2009 festival was another resounding success. The weather was boiling hot for the best part of the weekend, aside from some thunderstorms on Thursday night which meant trapsing around in sloshy mud for most of Friday – but it wasn’t enough to put a damper on the festival and most of the site had dried out by Saturday. Plus it would have been a miracle to go 2 years without any rain

Any my god, my feet. Every time I stopped walking I had my feet out my shoes airing out. I felt like such an old man!

One complaint I did have this year was the sheer number of flags. I couldn’t say for certain that there were more than other years, but I certainly noticed them a lot more. Eavis said himself in an interview that this year had drawn a much younger crowd following the “success” (lol) of Jay-Z in 2008, so my theory is that having only ever seen Glasto on TV, all the n00bs assumed flags were the norm. Generally Ive got no issue with them, but when you’re 20 people back from the front and you can’t see anyone through the flags, you know theres a problem.

But having been to the Isle of Wight festival earlier in the month, it did confirm one thing to me – I’d developed festival arrogance. At Glasto you get used to walking around with your own booze, having a choice of hundreds of things to do at any one time at any time of day or night, moving freely around the entire site with minimal interference and sitting down to a campfire at the end of the day. And that sort of freedom provides the springboard for having a fantastic time every time you go, with no 2 festivals ever feeling quite the same. At Isle of Wight it took 5 days of walking the same route from tent to arena, getting searched, to the stage then back the same route to the tent before I got bored of it. Isle of Wight was actually OK, but it was overshadowed by the fact that Glastonbury is all I knew, and Glastonbury was as good as a festival gets.

And Will – what were you thinking not coming this year?? We missed you man, and I know you were gutted you didn’t come! Next time you have the bright idea to “save money”, make sure you start in July!

So heres to 2009, and (assuming its on) roll on 2010!

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2009/07/04/mou-the-glastonbury-festival-2009/feed/ 0 http://mou.me.uk/2009/06/08/glastonbury-festival-2009-lineup-in-all-its-alphabetically-ordered-glory/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/06/08/glastonbury-festival-2009-lineup-in-all-its-alphabetically-ordered-glory/#comments Mon, 08 Jun 2009 17:36:07 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=666 I’m a few days late this year, but as is becoming tradition – here is the Glastonbury 2009 line-up ordered alphabetically for those of us who like to indulge our OCD every so often.

I’ve found that in the past I go to Glastonbury with a fair idea in my mind of who I want to see already, so its good to be able to refer back quickly to the artist and see what day they’re planning. Its also the case that by the 2nd day I’m starting to remember reading that certain artists are playing who actually aren’t, so I need this list to show me when I’m going mad

If you want a copy of it to take with you, heres the entire Glastonbury Festival 2009 line-up as a spreadsheet.

Enjoy!

Artist	Stage	Day
2ManyDJs	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
3 Daft Monkeys	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
3 Daft Monkeys	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
6 Day Riot	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Abdullah Chhadeh And Syriana	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Adam & Lydia	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Adsorb	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Aerial Act and Nathan	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Afghan Headspin	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Africa Express Soundsystem	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Al Cool ands Stranger Wines	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Alberta Cross	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Alejandro and Magic Tombolinos	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
Alela Diane	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Alessi’s Ark	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
All Hands on Decks	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Altern-8	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Alyssa Bonagura	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Amadou & Mariam	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Amadou & Mariam	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Amanda Blank	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Amy Ballinger	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Animal Collective	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Annie Mac	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Annie Nightingale Opening Party	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Ans	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Appleblim	Silent Disco	Sunday, 28th
Aquasky	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Art Brut	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Ash Mandrake	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Astroboy	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Atomic Hooligan	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Baaba Maal	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Babel	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Baby Charles	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Back to the Planet	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Baddies	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Badly Drawn Boy	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
Banco de Gaia	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Bap Kennedy	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Bashema	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Baskery	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
Bat For Lashes	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Beardyman	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Beardyman with The Bays	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Beat Torrent	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Ben & Lex	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Ben Sims	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Ben Taylor	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Beth Rowley	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Bethia Beadman	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Biggles Wartime Band	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Billy Nasty	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Billy Nasty (Dubstep Set)	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Bishi	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Bjorn Again	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Black Eyed Peas	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Blackberry Wood	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Blackberry Wood	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Bloc Party	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
Blue Roses	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Blue Roses	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Blur	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Bobby Mcghees	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Bombay Bicycle Club	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Bombay Bicycle Club	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Bombay Bicycle Club	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
Bon Iver	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Bon Iver	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Bourbon Warfare DJs	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Bowjangles	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Boy Crisis	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Boy Crisis	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Brand New	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Breakfast with Howard Marks	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Bridgewater Reggae Soundsystem	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Bristol Rise Up! Featuring…	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
British Sea Power	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
Broken Records	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Brothers Bab	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
Bruce Springsteen &	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Bryony Fry	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Burn the Negative	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
C.C.Q.	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Calvin Harris	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Calvin Harris DJ Set	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Carmina	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Caspa	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Charlene Soraia	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Chase & Status	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Cheeba	Silent Disco	Sunday, 28th
Chief	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Chip Munk	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Chris Coco	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Circlesquare	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
City Stereo	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Clive Craske	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Cold War Kids	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Commix	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Cora Smyth Band	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Craig Charles	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Crazy P	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Crazy P	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
Cromwell’s League	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Crookers	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Crosby, Stills & Nash	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Cut A Shine	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
Cyberfunk All Stars	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Dan Black	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Dan Black	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Dan Le Sac Vs Scoobius Pip	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Danny Howells	Silent Disco	Saturday, 27th
Dave Seaman	Silent Disco	Sunday, 28th
David Guetta	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Dead Like Harry	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Deadmau5	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Deathray Trebuchay	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
DeepGroove	Silent Disco	Friday, 26th
DeepGroove	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Dhr Robijn	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Dirty Vegas	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Dizzee Rascal	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Crazy P DJ or Bonar 2020	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – Horsemeat Disco	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – The Unabombers	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – Bonar	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – Coco Disco	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Cosmic Disco	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Cosmic Disco	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Erol Alkin / Beyond The Wizards Sleeve	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Frank Tope & Dan	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Greco Roman Sound System (feat. Joe Hot Chip)	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Greco Roman Sound System featuring…	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Heavenly JukeBox	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Johnno Burgess	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Michael Cook	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – Michael Cook	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ – Michael Cook	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Red Rack’em	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ – Richard Norris (Time & Space Machine)	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ – Thecocknbull Kid	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
DJ Badly	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
DJ Bunjy	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
DJ Chinaman & Deaf Rave	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
DJ Food	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
DJ Fresh	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
DJ Head Gardener	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
DJ Head Gardener	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
DJ Heavenly JukeBox	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
DJ Jason Mayall	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
DJ Jason Mayall	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Dj Lee	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
DJ Missill	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Dj Tall Will	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
DJ Tofowski	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
DJ Yoda	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Dodgy	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Dogshow	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Don Diablo	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Don Letts	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Douglas James	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Doves	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Dr Gaffa	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Dr Meaker	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Dreadzone	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Dub From Atlantis	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Dub Pistols	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Dubblehead	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
DubFX	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
dubious	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
DubKasm	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Eagles Of Death Metal	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
East 17	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Easy Star All-Stars	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Easy Star All-Stars	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Easy Star All-Stars	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Eatstatic	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Ebony Bones	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Ebony Bones	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
Echo And The Bunnymen	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Eclectic Ballroom	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Edward II	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
Egstremely Special Supergroup (gleaned from all over site) til 6am	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Eliza Carthy	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
Ella Chi	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Emiliana Torrini	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Emmy The Great	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Emmy The Great	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Emmy The Great	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Enter Shikari	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Eric Prydz	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Erik Truffaz	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Erol Alkan	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Esser	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Eveson	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Evil Genius	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Ezra Bang & Hot Machine	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Fairport Convention	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Fat 45	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Fight Like Apes	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Filthy Dukes	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
First Aid Kit	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Fleet Foxes	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Florence And The Machine	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
FluteBox Lee	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Frankmusik	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Franz Ferdinand	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Freq Nasty	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Friendly Fires	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
Fucked Up	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Futureboogie	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Gabrielle Cilmi	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Gary Louris and Mark Olson	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Gaslight Anthem	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Geezer	G Stage	Friday, 26th
General Fiasco	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
General Midi	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Georgie Fame	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Giorgio Gatti Vs Edoardo Marvaso	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Glasvegas	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Glitterati feat The Flying Goffey Brothers	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Golden Silvers	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Golden Silvers	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Golden Silvers	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Goldfish	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Goldie Lookin Chain DJ Set	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Gong	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Good Books	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Gringo Ska	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Groove Diggerz	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Guilty Pleasures	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Heartbreak	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Heartbreak	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Heavy Load	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Henry & Louis featuring Jamo	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Herne	Silent Disco	Thursday, 25th
High Contrast	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Hockey	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Hodmadoddery	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Hope And Social	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Hope And Social	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Horace Andy	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Hot 8 Brass Band	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Hudson Mohawke	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Hugh Cornwell	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Hybrid Cinematic Set	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (Chicago)	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Ian Perry	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Imelda May	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
In Case Of Fire	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Infadels (DJ Set)	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Infinite Scale	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Inflatable Buddha	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Iration Steppas ft Mark Iration	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Ironik	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Jack Penate	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Jah Free and friends	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Jalapeno Sound System feat. Smoove & Turrell	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Jam The Channel	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
James Hunter	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
James Monro	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Jamie Burke	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Jamie Cullum	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Jamie Jones	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Jamie Renton (Chilli Fried)	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Jamie T	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Japanese Popstars	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Jarvis Cocker	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Jason Mraz	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Jason Mraz	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Jason Mraz	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Jersey Budd	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Jessica Hoop	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Jim Masters	Silent Disco	Thursday, 25th
Jim Masters	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Jinx	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Jodie Harsh	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Jodie Harsh	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Joe Gideon And The Shark	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Joe Goddard (Hot Chip)	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
John Smith	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Joker & Nomad	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Jon Hopkins	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Jose James	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Josh Wink	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Just Jack	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Kalakuta Millionaires	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Kangaroo Moon	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Kap Bambino	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Kasabian	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Kate Walsh	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Katy Carr	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Kava Kave	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Kev Christmas	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Khaled	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Kieran, John & Amadou	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Kilfenorca Ceili Band	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Killa Dilla	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Kim Lone	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Kissy Sellout	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Krafty Kuts	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
La Roux	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Lack of Afro Live	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Lady GaGa	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
Ladyhawke	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Lamb	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Lay Low	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Layo and Bushwacka!	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Lazy Habits	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Le Vagabond Boogaloo Club	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Leeroy Thornhill (X Prodigy)	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Lekiddo – Lord of the Lobsters!	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Leo the Amateur	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Les Fanfare Petard	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Lily Allen	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Linda Lewis	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Lisa Hannigan	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Little Boots	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
Little Boots	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Little Musgraves	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Liz Green	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
London Community Gospel Choir	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
London Elektricity DJ Set	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Lonnie Liston Smith	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Loop Force	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Lottie	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Lucy Wainwright Roche	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Lunaloop	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Lunasa	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
M Ward	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Madelaine Hart	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Madness	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Magic Numbers	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Major Major	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Malarchy	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Manu Dibango	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Marina and the Diamonds	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Mark Jones	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Marshall Hackett I ? What?	Silent Disco	Saturday, 27th
Martin Harley Band	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Master Duncan’s Poetry Hour (Not)	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Master Duncan’s Poetry Hour (Not)	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Master Duncan’s Poetry Hour (Not)	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Mathew Jonson (Cobblestone Jazz)	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Maura Kincaid	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Maxfield	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Maximo Park	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Maximo Park	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Mellow Star	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Metric	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Metronomy	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Metronomy	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Micachu and the Shapes	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Miccachu & The Shapes	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Michael McGoldrick, Iain Fletcher and Andy Dinan	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
Mike Harper	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Milk Artistik	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Miss B	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
MJ Cole	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Monty Casino	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Mor & Joe	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Morph	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Motown 50th Birthday	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
MPHO	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Mr Hudson	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
Mr Nice	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Mr Scruff	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Mum Suleiman	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Music From The Penguin Cafe	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Music Of The Penguin Cafe Orchestra	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
My Toys Like Me	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Mystery Jets DJ Set	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Mystro	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
N Type	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
N.U.M.B.	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Nairobi	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
NAPT	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Nathan Detroit	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Neil Young	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Nerm & D-Code	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Newton Faulkner	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
No 1 Station	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
No Crows	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Noah And The Whale	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Noah And The Whale	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Noisettes	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Novak 3D Disco	Silent Disco	Thursday, 25th
Novak 3D Disco	Silent Disco	Friday, 26th
Novak 3D Disco	Silent Disco	Saturday, 27th
Novak 3D Disco	Silent Disco	Sunday, 28th
Ocelot	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Official Secrets Act	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Open Mic	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Orkestra Del Sol	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Orquesta Aragon	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
Ou Est	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Outlaws	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
Outmode	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Pama International	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Paolo Nutini	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Passion Pit	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Pathaan	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Paul Arnold	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Paul Woolford	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Peaches	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Peatbog Fairies	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Peggy Sue	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Pendulum	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Perhaps Contraption	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Pete Tong	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Peter Doherty	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Peter, Bjorn & John	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Peter, Bjorn and John	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
Peyoti For President	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Peyoti For Presidents	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Pinch & Peverelist	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Playing For Change	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Polka Madre	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Polly & The Billets-Doux	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Poppy & Friends	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Priscilla Ahn	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Pronghorn	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
Q Tip	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Qemists	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Qemists (DJ Set)	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Quiver	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Quiver	Silent Disco	Friday, 26th
Raffertie	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Randy & Earls Old Record Club	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Ray Davies	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Red Light and Ben Westbeach	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Red Snapper	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Regina Spektor	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Reverand and the Makers	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Rhythmites	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Richard ‘Kid’ Strange and the Party	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Rob Da Bank	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Robyn Hitchcock	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Rock Idol	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Roger McGuinn	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Rokia Traore	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Rolf Harris	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
Roots Manuva	Jazz/World Stage	Sunday, 28th
RSD	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
RSVP	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Ruby Brown	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Rumble Strips	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Rumble Strips	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
Run	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Rusko	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Ruth Theodore	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Rye Rye	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Salsa Class	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Salsa Club featuring La Excelencia	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Salsa Club featuring The Alex Wilson Salsa Power Orchestra	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
Salsa Club featuring The Elephants	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Sancho Panza	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Sarah Conchita	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
Scott Matthews	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Scratch Perverts	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Sean Taylor	Acoustic Stage	Friday, 26th
Second Class Citizen	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Secret Open Mic…til 6am	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
Secret Open Mic…til 6am	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Seth Lakeman	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Seun Kuti and Fela’s Egypt 80	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
ShakShak	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Sharon Corr	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
Shlomo and Guests	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Shut Up And Dance	G Stage	Sunday, 28th
Silent Disco’s DJ	Silent Disco	Saturday, 27th
Silent Disco’s DJ	Silent Disco	Sunday, 28th
Silent Disco’s DJ	Silent Disco	Thursday, 25th
Silent Disco’s DJ	Silent Disco	Friday, 26th
Skream And Benga	West Dance	Friday, 26th
SLAM	G Stage	Friday, 26th
Slow Club	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
Smash n’ Grab	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Smith & Mighty	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Soft Toy Emergency	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Solas	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
Spaceships Are Cool	Club Dada	Saturday, 27th
Special Guest	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Special Guest	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Special Guest	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Special Guests	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
Special Guests	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Special Guests	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
Special Guests	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
Speech Debelle	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Speech Debelle and The Therapist	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Speed Caravan	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Spinal Tap	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Stanton Warriors	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Status Quo	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Steel Pulse	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Stephanie Mckay	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
Stereo MCs	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Steve Hillage Band	The Glade	Sunday, 28th
Stornoway	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Stornoway	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Stornoway	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
Stuart Wilkinson	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Sub Universe	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Sub-Universe	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Suprise Superstar Guest	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Swamp Donkey	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Swap-A-Rama Razzmattazz	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Sweet Billy Pilgrim	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Syd Arthur	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Take It 2 The Bridge	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
Tarantism	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Tayo	The Glade	Saturday, 27th
Team Waterpolo	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Teddy Thompson	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
Terry Reid	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Aliens	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Bee’s Knees	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
The Big Pink	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Big Pink	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
The Big Pink	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Blockheads	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
The Boxer Rebellion	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Broken Family Band	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Capitol Years	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Cedar	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
The Clever Bar-Stewards	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
The Cloghoppers	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
The Cosmonauts	G Stage	Friday, 26th
The Delegators	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
The Destroyers	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
The Destroyers	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Doubtful Guest	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
The Duckworths	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
The Dynamics	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
The E Street Band	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Egg	East Dance	Friday, 26th
The Emperor Machine	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
The Gala Band	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
The Gentle Good	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
The Gents	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
The Hocky-Smiths	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
The Horrors	The Park Stage	Friday, 26th
The Invisible	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
The Kays	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
The King Blues	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
The King Blues	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Kleptones	Silent Disco	Thursday, 25th
The Lancashire Hot-Pots	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
The Lancashire Hotpots	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Long Notes	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
The Lost Brothers	Acoustic Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Low Anthem	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Low Anthem	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Maccabees	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
The Maccabees	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
The Mad Cows	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
The Mandibles	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
The Mandibles	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
The Martin Harley Band	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Memory Band	Guardian Lounge	Friday, 26th
The Memory Band	The Park Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Mojo Fins	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Mummers	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Nextmen featuring Yungun	Dance Lounge	Friday, 26th
The Nightingales	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Parlure Cabaret	Pussy Parlure	Sunday, 28th
The Parlure Cabaret	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
The Part Time Heroes	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
The Paul Strutter Band	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
The Perceptions	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
The Prodigy	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Puppini Sisters	Avalon Stage	Friday, 26th
The Rakes	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
The Rakes	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Rockingbirds	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Rusticles	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
The Rusticles	The Rabbit Hole	Friday, 26th
The Script	Other Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Shortwave Set	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Slips	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Soft Pack	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Specials	Pyramid Stage	Friday, 26th
The Streets	Jazz/World Stage	Friday, 26th
The Temper Trap	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Ting Tings	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
The View	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
The Virgins	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
The Virgins	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
The Volt	The Bandstand	Thursday, 25th
The Whip	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
The Whip	West Dance	Friday, 26th
The Wombats	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
The Wombats	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
The Wonder Stuff	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
Theoretical Girl	Queen’s Head Stage	Saturday, 27th
Timo Maas	West Dance	Saturday, 27th
Timo Maas	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Tinariwen	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Tinchy Stryder	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Tindersticks	Acoustic Stage	Saturday, 27th
Tom Hickcox	The Rabbit Hole	Sunday, 28th
Tom Jones	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Tom Kitching & Gren Bartley	The Bandstand	Sunday, 28th
Tom Middleton	East Dance	Friday, 26th
Tom Middleton Old Shool Rave Set	G Stage	Saturday, 27th
Tom Real	The Glade	Friday, 26th
Tommy Sparks	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Tony Christie	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Tony Christie	Pyramid Stage	Sunday, 28th
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs	Guardian Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Tragic Roundabout	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Trans Siberian March Band	Club Dada	Sunday, 28th
Transformer	West Dance	Sunday, 28th
Tunng and Tinariwen	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Twisted Wheel	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
Two Door Cinema Club	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Unabombers	Dance Lounge	Thursday, 25th
Urban Knights	Silent Disco	Friday, 26th
Urusen	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Vagabond	Queen’s Head Stage	Sunday, 28th
Vent	Pussy Parlure	Thursday, 25th
Victor Menace!!r	Club Dada	Thursday, 25th
Vladimir Steamboat	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Vladimir Steamboat	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
VV Brown	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
VV Brown	John Peel Stage	Friday, 26th
VV Brown	Pyramid Stage	Saturday, 27th
Wall of Sound 15 Years presents a night with…	Dance Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Wandering Word Extravaganza & Friends	The Rabbit Hole	Saturday, 27th
Warlords Of Pez	Club Dada	Friday, 26th
Warsaw Village Band	Jazz/World Stage	Saturday, 27th
WaterAid Choir	The Park Stage	Sunday, 28th
Wave Machines	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
We Don’t Play	Pussy Parlure	Saturday, 27th
We Have Band	John Peel Stage	Sunday, 28th
We Have Band	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
We Have Band	Queen’s Head Stage	Thursday, 25th
We Have Band	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
Wheeler Street	Avalon Stage	Saturday, 27th
White Lies	Guardian Lounge	Sunday, 28th
White Lies	Other Stage	Friday, 26th
White Lies	John Peel Stage	Saturday, 27th
Who’s Afear’d	The Bandstand	Saturday, 27th
Whomadewho	West Dance	Friday, 26th
Wiley	East Dance	Saturday, 27th
Will Scott & Jan Bell	The Bandstand	Friday, 26th
Will Vegas	Pussy Parlure	Friday, 26th
Will Young	Avalon Stage	Sunday, 28th
WonderfullyCourteousGentlemen	Dance Lounge	Saturday, 27th
Wonky Pop DJs	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Wonky Pop DJs	East Dance	Sunday, 28th
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Other Stage	Sunday, 28th
Yr Ods	Queen’s Head Stage	Friday, 26th
Zinc	G Stage	Saturday, 27th

]]> http://mou.me.uk/2009/06/08/glastonbury-festival-2009-lineup-in-all-its-alphabetically-ordered-glory/feed/ 4 http://mou.me.uk/2009/06/05/tickets-are-here-glastonbury-2009-is-official-p/ http://mou.me.uk/2009/06/05/tickets-are-here-glastonbury-2009-is-official-p/#comments Fri, 05 Jun 2009 08:01:54 +0000 mou http://mou.me.uk/?p=658 But seriously, I think it may be time to update my photo If you can’t tell, its a “damn, I’ve only got 1 day left to register!” photo taken at about 8am. I look like a need some sleep – and a hairbrush.

Wooohoo! Even though I paid back in October last year, finally having sight of the tickets makes it all feel a lot more… official!

Just 21 days and counting.

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