“..Meanwhile, all paled next to Stevie Wonder: …
… a man wowing festival audiences for decades traced heritage in the upper echelons of pop.
Acts like these, or Shakira, or Seasick Steve, or the timeless professionalism of Willie Nelson … and even Rolf Harris …
… kept the familial contingent happy;…
… goodwill seeped into any cracks like Polyfilla.
After-dark shenanigans were the next phase, played out in the dance arenas, like Arcadia and Shangri-La …
… these two often shut of an evening as they quickly reached capacity.
They benefited from the Balearic climate; intense, shape-shifting arenas of flame thrown into the sky by sculptures … skeletons …
… the shells of military vehicles.
“Belgian electronica with twisted beats” has never been so enlivened by girls in hot-pants climbing fifteen feet into the air …
… or men dressed like Rubik’s Cubes…”
go to source/story>>>Glastonbury: the best and the worst – Features, Music – The Independent
