Glastonbury slightly tragic after a certain age

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That's it.

The getting to the loo situation would put me off as well as the crowds for most festivals. I don't know how older people manage if they are stuck in the middle of a big crowd ,it's bad enough at a normal venue.
Obviously lots do and don't worry about these things. I am in awe really.

She got a huge crowd! DD loves Billie Eilish and so do I now thanks to having to hear her album everytime I go in the car

My two like Billie.
Elton John mentioned her in one of his interviews for Rocketman. He is a fan and mentor , so she's in good hands. Not sure if Elton has ever done Glastonbury ?
Billie reminds me of Lorde.
Ds2 has got me listening to Mac Demarco as well who was there on Friday. Odd little man but strangely appealing.
I also liked Lewis Capaldi as he looks so normal and sounds like rag n bone man who I also like.

I have spent a small fortune on vinyl versions of Billie stuff, her e.p, her singles and then her album. Now, I love this, because I used to work in record shop . I love that my kids are embracing vinyl.

But bloody hell- it's expensive now .

I can't be doing with bloody Damon Albarn.

Damon Albarn looking ropey these days. Too much gold jewellery

Hi Raahh, vinyl is mega expensive isn't it?
Ds2 bought Lorde on vinyl for the art work and it was nearly twenty quid!

Well done Billie!
Hoping The Good, the,Bad and the Queen are good... have the first album, but not heard any new stuff.

I do like Lewis 80s , he is so down to earth, and not in a put on way- when he does interviews saying he thinks he's touring based on being a one hit wonder, I genuinely think he means it

he was funny when they showed him at Glastonbury the other day- he said he thought he looked ok, and then caught sight of himself, looking a bit sweaty.

Whilst sitting near Mark Ronson, looking super cool. .

I liked Bille, hadn't really listened to her prior to this. She's kind of Bjorky. So composed for someone so young!

DS1 raided my vinyl collection a few years back, some of its worth money, but i made him promise he wont sell

Lewis Capaldi is funny. I'm not fussed about his music though.

I have a soft spot for Damon as his an Essex boy and Blur did have some good numbers.
Not keen on the Gorillas though.

Damon is just a bit wacky at times.

80s the vinyl thing is eye watering.

They are still playing all the 80s stuff I got out of the loft though. Tears for Fears and Depeche Mode are big favourites .

I had never even heard of Liam Hemsworth but have just googled him and yes he is better looking than Chris.

Mark Ronson is the sort that never sweats.
A kind of robotic type of bloke whose voice stays on the same level and doesn't show much emotion. I like his music but he leaves me cold.

I used to love Blur but I find a little bit of Damon Albarn goes a very long way these days.

@mydogisthebest Thank you!

The vinyl looks so big though doesn't it?
It's a thing of wonder compared to a 'download' or cd.
Depeche mode would be good at Glastonbury.

I'm currently waiting to see the B52s in London. Does this count as tragic or is it only festivals? And yes it would s a stealth boast

I’m the same, Maud. I’ve turned over.

I would love to see the b52s. Arent most of them dead? And Kate Pierson is 70 or something ?

God yes, The80s 'The Cat' could take Glasto on easily.. AND he's getting sexier with age!

I've switched his tuneless warbling off.

No, seeing your favourite bands isn't tragic at any age. I think people have to be dedicated as it's not cheap anymore and getting back from venues can be as long as the set is , so I've heard. Puts me off , but then I'm a lightweight these days and cba to the effort involved!