In today's Music Weekly at Glastonbury ...
- Serge from Kasabian talks about warming up for Bruce Springsteen (they were just before him on the Pyramid stage), and he talks about his previous Glastonbury experiences: "What goes up, must come down ..."
- Bruce Springsteen gets a mixed review from Alex Needham, Tim Jonze and Paul MacInnes – hard work but he pulled it back by finishing with Dancing In the Dark. Dizzee Rascal seemed to do much better with top marks all round, and Blur are much appreciated in toay's preview.
- Rosie Swash has a brief encounter with Little Boots – she played the Guardian Lounge (among other places) and tinkled her Xylophone for us. Can you name that tune?
- And cut-up king Erol Alkan talks about his new projects, and which voice he would resurrect to perform on a Glastonbury stage. You may be surprised.
Join us tomorrow for live music from the Guardian Lounge and more – we'll be hearing from Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand and er, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg among others...
