Tinie wrote: » I have a feeling a lot of naysayers and glastonbury "purists" will eat their words tonight after Ed Sheeran performs, whether they'll admit it or not...
Nikolas Crooked Abacus wrote: » This is like bad XFactor.
tinpib wrote: » Had stream problems on Moderat so clicked on London Grammar on John Peel stage randomly to see if the problem went away. Blown away by them, great stuff, the lead singer's vocals are amazing. Soaring vocals a bit like Florence and the Machine. Never heard of them before, mind you I am beyond out of touch at this stage. Love when you stumble onto something amazing at Glastonbury. Same happened with me with Todd Terje in 2015. Just finishing up now but worth a gawk if ye are looking for something. Will check out Justice now, should be fairly banging.
adrian522 wrote: » Any recommendations for tonight? Thinking Justice as not really into Sheeran and Boy better know doesn't sound like my thing either.
callaway92 wrote: » Not my kinda thing at all at all. Would want the main act of a Glasto type even to be a rock band, plain and simple
Mr.S wrote: » Yikes the crowd looks a bit dead. Appreciate that Ed Sheeran is talented and has dominated the radio / streams over the past few months but it's all a bit meh for a Sunday headliner @ Glastonbury.
tommythecat wrote: » I don't know how he gets away with this one man band lark it's a farce. And the only musical instrument he plays is a tiny twangy guitar with no tone!! It boggles the mind!
rtron wrote: » He's holding his own in fairness, hope a band joins him though.
Tinie wrote: » I dont think ive ever seen him have a band with him.