glastonbury

[DownFanatic]

I've seen them live four times but that was something special tonight.

[shark]

Watching Liam Gallagher on Red Button. Class.

He seems to have got his voice back. When Oasis played there in 2004 he was pathetic, just snarled through the whole set. I was pleasantly surprised. Must be off the booze & fags.

[Tony Baloney]

Watching Liam Gallagher on Red Button. Class.

He seems to have got his voice back. When Oasis played there in 2004 he was pathetic, just snarled through the whole set. I was pleasantly surprised. Must be off the booze & fags.

Interview with him in The Times today. On a fitness kick and runs etc.

[Windmill abu]

Foo Fighters were excellent. I'm glad the finished with Everlong. My personal favourite.
So much better than the depressing Radiohead last night.

[Milltown Row2]

Barry Gibb!!

[Fiodoir Ard Mhacha]

Nile Rodgers, you genius.

[SHEEDY]

Nile Rodgers, you genius.

Barry Gibb!!

both bringing out all the old disco classics. Great stuff.

[screenexile]

Really not getting Ed Sheeran as a Glastonbury headliner his music is just too bland and generic!!

[mrdeeds]

Really not getting Ed Sheeran as a Glastonbury headliner his music is just too bland and generic!!

The fact that it's acapella is wrong too.

[SHEEDY]

Wouldn't be a fan but with just a guitar for company ed sheeran puts on a good show. Think i would rather have a 'rock' band close Glastonbury though.

[screenexile]

Wouldn't be a fan but with just a guitar for company ed sheeran puts on a good show. Think i would rather have a 'rock' band close Glastonbury though.

Yeah I think just him and his guitar is lacking something for headlining a festival.

Generally all the big bands have a huge sound which is missing from him performing with just an acoustic guitar it's all a bit bland. He needs some help up there for that size of a gig!

As someone on twitter said "If I had a 16-yr-old daughter I'd be pretty relieved if she liked Ed Sheeran. A reassuring sign she'd get good A-levels and go to Exeter Uni"

[Milltown Row2]

Ed was brill, great finish.. seems to be a marmite approach to Ed for some reason, amazing song writer and singer

[Tony Baloney]

Wouldn't be a fan but with just a guitar for company ed sheeran puts on a good show. Think i would rather have a 'rock' band close Glastonbury though.

Yeah I think just him and his guitar is lacking something for headlining a festival.

Generally all the big bands have a huge sound which is missing from him performing with just an acoustic guitar it's all a bit bland. He needs some help up there for that size of a gig!

As someone on twitter said "If I had a 16-yr-old daughter I'd be pretty relieved if she liked Ed Sheeran. A reassuring sign she'd get good A-levels and go to Exeter Uni"

Agree entirely. He's good at what he does but definitely lacking as a headliner on the main stage.

[ONeill]

Sheeran has more talent in his smallest toe than anyone else at that festival.

The thing about those types of festivals is a pretentiousness surrounding big sound bands who curse and scream a lot.

Mick Foster should close it.

[Milltown Row2]

Wouldn't be a fan but with just a guitar for company ed sheeran puts on a good show. Think i would rather have a 'rock' band close Glastonbury though.

Yeah I think just him and his guitar is lacking something for headlining a festival.

Generally all the big bands have a huge sound which is missing from him performing with just an acoustic guitar it's all a bit bland. He needs some help up there for that size of a gig!

As someone on twitter said "If I had a 16-yr-old daughter I'd be pretty relieved if she liked Ed Sheeran. A reassuring sign she'd get good A-levels and go to Exeter Uni"

Agree entirely. He's good at what he does but definitely lacking as a headliner on the main stage.

Good? Hmmm