Laura Mvula
Pyramid, 2pm
Catch her interview in our Glastonbury podcast today!
Next on the Pyramid @lauramvula. Hope she's as good as fellow brummies @swimdeep and #Birmingham based @PEACE4EVEREVER were. #glastonbury
— Paul Suart (@thepaulosuarez) June 29, 2013
Elvis Costello
5.15pm, Pyramid
It is of course not credible that Elvis is 58: where exactly did all our youths go? And he's still burning with energy, having recently recorded an album with the Roots for release in the autumn. Today, though, except the stone cold classics.
Johnny Marr
John Peel stage, 6.15pm
Has played here before with some old man or other, looks like he's excited to be here again, having finally released his debut solo album. (Dave Simpson interviewed the great man about that.)
The Smiths played Glastonbury in 1984 and this happened. Unseen pics by Angie Marr pic.twitter.com/zASCsxWoLo
— Johnny Marr (@Johnny_Marr) June 27, 2013
Major Lazer
West Holts, 8.45pm
Anyone partied previously with Diplo, Walshy Fire and Jillionaire? It is recommended.
GLASTONBURY GONNA GET BURIED AFTER WE SHOW THE FAM AT THE FARM HOW HARD LAZER FANS GO.
— MAJOR LAZER (@MAJORLAZER) June 28, 2013
Chase & Status
Other stage, 10.30pm
They've cleared an extra camping field to accommodate the expected crowd for the Rolling Stones, but for anyone on site wanting respite, the high energy of Chase & Status on the Other stage at the same time won't necessarily offer it. This is a good thing. They talked to Peter Robinson last week.
Fuck Buttons
The Park, 11pm
Arguably the most unlikely group to feature at the Olympic opening ceremony, also a good name to put at the top of any bill. 6Music on the wireless will be broadcasting their show.
First time Fuck Buttons have been in the Radio Times? pic.twitter.com/HSRYusin45
— Rebecca Nicholson (@beccanicholson) June 25, 2013
Šovakar gaidu Fuck Buttons. Interesanti, ko viņi spēj paveikt dzīvajā. #glastolv
— Madara Ermansone (@uzNORVEGIJU) June 29, 2013
