Glastonbury 2011 Preview

Next week Twitter Tunez will be hitting the road as we are off to Glastonbury 2011. We will be attempting to tweet live from Glasto to give an insight into the highs and lows of the greatest festival on Earth. To get everyone in the mood here are our ones to watch, either in the flesh or on the telly.

James Shingler – Top Five

The Joy Formidable

North Wales’ finest hit the John Peel Stage on Sunday afternoon and will no doubt blow any hangover out of your system. Gonna be loud, VERY LOUD!

John Peel Stage – Sunday, 14:00

Morrissey 

The Moz Father is on the Pyramid Stage on Friday before some other band that we refuse to mention. Expect classic songs and the odd rant from the most outspoken man in pop.

Pyramid Stage – Friday, 20:00

  

Warpaint

The art rockers from Los Angeles are playing two sets – Friday on the Park Stage and Saturday on the John Peel.

Park Stage – Friday, 16:45

John Peel – Saturday, 16:50

Glasvagas

Love ‘em or loath ‘em James Allen and Co know how to put on a show. Catch ‘em headlining the John Peel Stage on Saturday.

John Peel – Saturday, 22:30

Primal Scream 

Bobby Gillespie is one cool motherfucker! Nuff said! – Primal Scream headline the Other Stage on Friday.

Other Stage – Friday, 22:30

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Matthew Evans - Top 5

The King Blues 

The King Blues are one of the best UK ska-punk bands, driven by strong political views they never fail to deliver a show filled with passion and energy. This is true however big or small the venue so expect nothing different on the biggest stage of them all.

Oxlyers in West  - Friday, 16:00

Fatboy Slim 

One of the finest DJ’s to ever grace the planet, Norman Cook is one person who definitely knows how to get a crowd going. This will be a perfect way to round off the East Dance stage on the Friday night.

East Dance – Friday, 23:15

Pendulum 

From one of the world’s top DJ’s to one of the world’s best live bands. These boys have the ability to generate an insane atmosphere reflecting in phenomenal vibes. As far as live shows go, you won’t find anything like it.

Pyramid – Sunday, 19:45

Crystal Castles 

The electronic duo are what you would call “different”. When live, lead singer Alice sounds somewhat like a strangled cat, yet there is something quite brilliant and unique about it. The hardest decision of the weekend will be whether to see these or Fat Boy Slim.

The Park – Friday, 23:15

dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip 

These guys complement each other superbly essentially as a hip-hop duo. Scroobius provides insightful lyrics both sung and spoken, while dan le sac provides the electronic beats. Make sure you check ‘em out for they are wonderfully entertaining.

Oxlyers in West – Sunday, 16:00