#glastonbury

#glastonbury

Bill Grundy regretted asking the Sex Pistols to say something outrageous during a 1976 TV interview, which led to their famous scandal.

Glastonbury has faced criticism for its perceived whiteness, particularly noted by Lenny Henry, who remarked on the absence of Black audience members despite Black artists performing.

Glastonbury is a festival unlike any other, with sweeping shots of rolling hills and swathing, raving crowds seemingly designed for certain bodies that can withstand that environment.

“Babylon,” roared McKellen, who was dressed in a snazzy white and green suit. “Where bricks of mortared diamonds tower/ Sailors lust and swagger, lazing in moon's beam/ Whose laser gaze penetrates this sparkling theatre.”

Reform UK mayor Andrea Jenkyns argues Bob Vylan's chants at Glastonbury showcase a possible two-tiered justice system if no arrests occur.

Sir Keir Starmer has demanded the BBC explain how appalling chants of 'death to the IDF' were broadcast as part of its coverage of Glastonbury.

Priti Patel condemned the BBC for broadcasting Bob Vylan's offensive comments, calling it "absolutely horrific" and demanding accountability for their approach to Israeli issues.

"Chants of death to the Israeli military at Glastonbury were appalling... the BBC and the festival have questions to answer..."

Skepta's Glastonbury set was a surprise, stepping in last-minute for Deftones with a high-energy performance reflecting his vibrant, spontaneous artistry.

In the meantime, we've had a flurry of publishes overnight, including this intrepid report from my colleague Chris Godfrey, who spent all day Thursday (and a bit of Friday) trying the best fare at Glastonbury.

Alanis Morissette’s pre-headliner performance at Glastonbury showcases her musical legacy and powerful voice, appealing to fans eager for her classic hits.

Wet Leg is set to perform an intimate promotional gig for their second album Moisturizer at The Electric Ballroom in Camden Town on July 17.

I've just worked with Paul Weller and Cast, but a lot of people I'd love to have worked with are no longer with us.

The UK is bracing for a second heatwave just in time for Wimbledon, with temperatures expected to soar to 32C, promising uninterrupted sunshine for tennis fans.