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Boys In The Better Land. An ace up a really good band’s sleeve! This one always gets a crowd going, although as the opener for Arctic Monkeys, a lot of people didn’t really know Fontaines, but I could see that a lot of them left as brand new Fontaines D.C. fans anyway. They’re so good!

Not looking shabby at all, the poster looks quite interesting all the way down! What do we think of it, is there a glaring omission? An underserved genre?

Seems to me to have a good mix of broadly rock and pop acts, I’m a little surprised at Guns n’ Roses, what are they doing right now? Elton - oh, would this be one of his last shows? It's in there last month of his farewell tour, isn't it?

What's always good to see with Glastonbury is they have their finger on the pulse. Lots of the acts on this bill have had a good last few years: Loyle Carner, Rina Sawayama, Sudan Archives, FLO, Weyes Blood,. Nova Twins!, Young Fathers (new album just out), Måneskin.

It'll be exciting to see Lil Nas on the Pyramid Stage! (Oh yeah, this lineup is only for the main Pyramid Stage. Last time I checked, applications to play smaller stages were still open, so patience.)

Leftfield put out a great album last year, so it's exciting to see them making a comeback on the festival circuit. Sparks! Manics! Christine and the Queens! Alison Goldfrappe! Chvrches! War On Drugs! Arctic Monkeys! This is a good line up!

Jazz is bit light on the pyramid stage,but it's good to see Ezra Collective on there.

What do we think?