Fiasco’s Glastonbury best bits
// July 14th, 2010 // 3 Comments » // Festivals - Reviews and info, Fiasco
Glastonbury 2010 was a pretty special weekend this year, not because it was the 40th anniversary or because England were playing on the big screens, but because the weather was fantastic and everyone was doubly up for a good party. It was the first time in a few years that a Fiasco artist wasnt performing, which led us to believe we would be able to spend more time partying and less time staying sober. That was exactly the case. Fiasco base camp was in the caravan area, bit of a trek, granted, but worth it for the added space, and having a vw campervan. Much of the weekend is a blur, with flashback of dancing in dance world, drinking behind the john peel arena (thanks to PRS), chilling out for hours in The Park in the sun. Acts wise, you knew what to expect in Dance world with Fatboy Slim delivering his usual festival mind blowing club party to the masses. Pyramid stage highlights for us were without a doubt Snoop d o to the doube G, THE MUSE who had the most unbelievable live sound, and Glasto favourite Sea Sick Steve. Mumford and Sons provided an electric atmosphere over on the John Peel stage, and Mundo jazz provided some much needed comedy at midnight over in the Circus area. The real highlight for us, is without doubt the night areas – Namely Arcadia, Block 9 and ShangriLa. Where else on earth does a rave look like Hell ?
Is this the coolest raving set up ever?
