Glastonbury Music Festival Reviews

I'm a big fan of my live music & had done most of the major UK festivals such as V, Reading & Leeds and the Isle of Wight but Glastonbury was the one exception I had not managed to go until I got the opportunity last year. Well what can I say, the whole experience is so difficult to sum into worlds, it was so different to any ...  Read the complete review

One INCREDIBLE festival. On arriving, it was a case of trying to find a stop to camp and considering that we arrived late thursday night, we were lucky enough to find a spot fairly near the pyramid stage, altho sadly on a hill so we were tipping downwards when sleeping! However, the mud, the discomfort and the toilets are all worth it when the ...  Read the complete review

Glastonbury 2009. This is my review of it based on the experience i had (Its so big, so many people will have different experiences) Ok so we arrived on the friday, which is strange because you usually stay from the wednesday until the monday. The traffic on the way in was minimal. We were directed to the car park and we ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so I've not done this sort of review before so I hope this is alright. I'm gonna take you through my experience of Glastonbury this year, which is my third in a row. I enjoyed it very much. I travelled to Glastonbury this year with my good friend Andy, after last year's excursion on my own. We decided that it would be a good idea to ...  Read the complete review

This was the my third visit to Glastonbury in 3 years. I arrived close to the entrance on Tuesday, a day before the gates open and a perfect excuse to 'get on it' early and start a full 6 day booze fest. That first nite took its toll on me, I blame the heat personally, my friend swill say different. So, Wednesday morning ...  Read the complete review

Well let's be honest, Glastonbury is the festival of festivals, the biggest in the UK and probably the most versatile. When I was offered the chance to got his year (through working for a few hours a day), I jumped at the chance as Id never been before. --Arriving on site-- Okay so I actually had to arrive on the Tuesday ...  Read the complete review

This was the place to be last summer, the atmosphere at Glasto is just electric and there is so much to do for everyone. This place is not about the music, or the arts, or the people it's about everything rolled into one package. I saw some fantastic bands last year, in particular the Ting tings - who were amazing. Looking forward to ...  Read the complete review

Glastonbury or glasto as it is known two alot of people is a contempory preforming arts festival.It is the largest greenfield music festival in the world which happens over the last week/weekend in june. Its location is Pilton in England It was founded by Sir Michael Eavis. I thought that it would be very fitting to do my review on ...  Read the complete review

I've been to a fair few festivals over the past few years and they have become a part of my life...i love them. One festival that i thought had to be experienced atleast once was glastonbury, so myself and a few friends decided to go, and wow was it amazing. When i turned up i was given my wristband along with a bag and a layland of the ...  Read the complete review

2008 was my first ever Glastonbury. The only festival i had been to previously was Download festival which i hadn't enjoyed so much as i am not really a big metal fan. I got tickets for Glastonbury as demand seemed low, perhaps due to headliner choices and there was going to be a group of around 17 of us so i thought why not. Firstly getting ...  Read the complete review

Glastonbury 2008 - My first ever glasto. I'll never look back! I used to think Leeds fest was good till I went here!! We used national express to get there - the prices were reasonable and we got free macs. When we got there we set up camp near the new band tent. It was great camping near a tent, and its great you can take ...  Read the complete review

My 2008 Glastonbury. This year I sat on the grass and listened to bands. After not being able to get Glastonbury festival tickets for several years ,due to overwhelming demand this year we got tickets easily as they did not sell out till the very last day. This may have been for a variety of reasons , lead bands maybe or ...  Read the complete review

My first ever Glastonbury...From Ben, aged 33 and a half. After many many years of umming and aahhing about going to what is the daddy of all UK festivals. I was finally coerced into going after being told I can crash in someone's caravan instead of enduring all the non-fun and games of having a tent. Do not get me wrong, I love ...  Read the complete review

There was a mad rush to buy tickets in Spring 2005 for the famous Glastonbury festival taking place in the Summer. Imagine the joy when me and my friends all made sure we were logged on at 9am to purchase the said tickets and managed to get them ordered. £120 seemed like a huge amount to be paying for a ticket to anything, but my overall view is ...  Read the complete review

Glastonbury festival is a very personal and special experience, its 3 - 7 days of bohemian heaven, its like alice falling through the rabit hole, but its up to you how deep you go. Unlike other festivals you simply cannot fit everything in, there really is somthing for everyone and two peoples accounts of the same festival may sound to ...  Read the complete review

Date: friday 27th to sunday 29th june 2003. Venue: Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, UK. Guest List: 150000 music pilgrims. Before I begin, I should warn you, I'm not going to write about every little detail of the Glastonbury festival. If you want to know about directions, site map, full line up list, etc. then ...  Read the complete review

The best part about Glastonbury is that you get to be a hippy/tramp for three hole days. You get the chance to get off your face, fall asleep in a field and wake up not knowing where the hell you are covered in sh*t. The music is good, you may even like some of the bounds who play, although most of the bands there are a bunch of arse. I ...  Read the complete review

Ahhh, Glastonbury. Glastonbury, Glastonbury, Glastonbury. Specifically the Glastonbury Festival, which takes place in some fields about ten miles away from the ley-line rich town itself. The coolest place on Earth. No question. I’m not sure words alone can hope to do justice to the experience for those who’ve never been, but I shall ...  Read the complete review

Well, it's May now. That means it will soon be June. I'm looking forward to June, or at least the end of it, because that's when Glastonbury happens. Yay! It didn't happen last year. I think because of the number of people that usually get in for free by climbing over the fence. This year it is happening, and I'm going ...  Read the complete review

Glastonbury started in September 1970, it cost £1 to get in AND you got free milk from the farm!!! Forward 30 years and it was my first Glastonbury, I had planned to go for the last four years, '96 - no glasto, '97 - got sacked three weeks before (missed the mud though(!) '98, '99, different s**t, different year. So 2000 ...  Read the complete review