Just bought 2days Sun newspaper and this was in it.........

www.thesun.co.uk/sol/home...-2011.html

Dont get 2 exited tho if its true,no doubt there will b a media ban in place and we wont c any televisual coverage of it.

Hi Kape !! (say hi to sixth for me)

Isn't The Sun a legit paper???

luv luv luv....hello there lady long time no c

Mrs 6 is fine and dandy and The Sun is not a bad source at all in Britain,it is better than some

luv4u said:

Hi Kape !! (say hi to sixth for me)

Isn't The Sun a legit paper???

The Sun is more reliable than likesof daily star/ news of the world but is on par with the the mirror...it's a tabloid, but that doesnt mean i'm not getting my arse in my hand about not having registered with the festival yet

Sorry but it's not true

Gav said:

Every year we hear the same thing, When are you people gonna learn. P will never do Glasto...

i've got a ticket so if he does bonus ha ha ha

From the John Blackwell Project FB page:

John Blackwell Project [posted] "Prince to headline Glastonbury!!! So, you gonna go . . . ?"

UPDATE: John himself has now posted to the JBP page advising that this is not true - presumably either a member of his team (or worse, a hacker) jumped the gun

edited again because it's false info, sorry folks...

[Edited 10/23/10 3:08am]

i'm so excited! still a long time to wait tho!

Need a new wheel barrow this year, for the past couple of yrs i've had The Mighty Boosh, this year i'm havin a Prince Barra lol

Send ur idea's on a postcard

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[Edited 10/22/10 7:16am]

Spinner article on the 20... anything.

Why do people think Prince would never play there, though? He played Coachella. Pay him in advance, he shows.

Wow this could be true?

http://www.metro.co.uk/mu...nbury-2011

http://www.contactmusic.c...ry_1176214

http://www.stereoboard.co...w/162006/9

http://www.virtualfestiva...11-lineup/

luv4u said:

Isn't The Sun a legit paper???

Yeah, like the National Enquirer is a legit paper.

NouveauDance said:

luv4u said:

Isn't The Sun a legit paper???

Yeah, like the National Enquirer is a legit paper.

Prince playing Glastonbury is NOT true, don't buy tickets thinking that he will appear because he won't.

Wether he's appearing or not, ITS SOLD OUT! Anyway, its always best to watch it on the telly. and it wont be barred cos every major performance is shown on the Beeb. If its true, just wish Prince's inclusion was known from the start, atleast then we cud hav witnessed a massive purple crowd. Oh well, I'm sure it'll b slammin.

Cerebus said:

Spinner article on the 20... anything.

Why do people think Prince would never play there, though? He played Coachella. Pay him in advance, he shows.

I was wondering when this non-story would come around again. An exciteable Brit posts a rumor every year. I have no idea why it keeps happening.

Having said all that, the above poster's comment is quite true.

pald1 said:

Cerebus said:

Spinner article on the 20... anything.

Why do people think Prince would never play there, though? He played Coachella. Pay him in advance, he shows.

I was wondering when this non-story would come around again. An exciteable Brit posts a rumor every year. I have no idea why it keeps happening.

Having said all that, the above poster's comment is quite true.

Although, I would add that a few people in Dublin might disagree with you

Darshy said:

Wether he's appearing or not, ITS SOLD OUT! Anyway, its always best to watch it on the telly. and it wont be barred cos every major performance is shown on the Beeb. If its true, just wish Prince's inclusion was known from the start, atleast then we cud hav witnessed a massive purple crowd. Oh well, I'm sure it'll b slammin.

When BBC coverage is good (i.e. coverage throught the whole day for 3 days, which sadly they haven't had for the last couple of years) you can have a brilliant festival weekend at home. Not the same as being there of course, but there are some advantages - no queueing for beer or toilets, no wellies, no rain, no grubby sleeping bags and tents, no trudging through mud to end up missing half of what you were trudging through mud to see (just press the red button instead).

One of these years when we're feeling rich my wife and I are going to go for the one of the expensive 'luxury' trailer/mobile home things, and do glastonbury in style (well, maybe not style, but avoiding the whole camping, soggy sleeping bags, not very waterproof 'waterproof' tents, stolen belongings, no dry toilet paper, etc. side of things).

From memory, when Fat Boy Slim headlined, didn't he refuse to play unless they agreed not to broadcast his set? I seem to remember him saying something about his shows being an experience for live audiences only, or some such horseshit. I think they played one, possibly two tracks from his set, and that was it. I think he's the only headline act (in fact probably the only act in the entire history of Glastonbury) to have refused to allow his set be broadcast.

Let's hope Prince (if he plays there either next year or any other year) doesn't get the same idea.