of us were lucky enough to get hold of the golden tickets to Farm in June for the much loved Glastonbury l. Whilst they had the time of their lives covered in mud sounds of Beyonce and Coldplay everybody else spent the nd glued to their televisions thanks to the BBC’s constant ge. It might not have the same atmosphere, sat on a sofa e option of daily showers and real food almost made up for we can pretend it did at least and hide away our sy.
y-one weeks of the year the license fee is questionable but C do come up top for their festival footage but it does have tive effect too. Over the last few years the amount of ge has risen dramatically thanks to the ‘red button’ and ernet which has led to the festival reaching into the mainole Beyonce would have never been considered to play the ht for many. Is this because of the commercialisation of the ? Do four boys playing indie tunes make good headliners? a crowd who wouldn’t normally pay to see her play? Or was way for more ‘pop stars’ to take to the festivals? Does it mat-
t to see somebody you don’t need to, whether that is U2 or eresting than the likes of Kaiser Chiefs. Other Glastonbury jazz/funk performance, Mumford & Sons showcase of new pop star.