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- Out of pure interest we headed to see a band
called Puggy at the Brand Bier Stage and were wowed by their catchy pop tunes.
It was lovely to see an Englishman, Frenchmen and Swede gel so well together.
- Next up Bastille. We knew 2 songs of theirs
before listening to the humble Londoners perform and now we know an albums
worth. Their songs had such great beats that it was difficult not to shuffle
along to them.
- At the 3FM Stage old-timers Stereophonics
provided some great easy-listening.
- Following The Vaccines on the Main Stage was Ben
Howard. He was fantastic. Not just another Brit with a guitar. Interestingly a women (in his backing band of 2) switched instruments for each song, playing mainly the cello, and sang beautifully
to add to Ben’s rustic vocals.
- Closing the festival with a 2 hour set were
Green Day- not our usual cup of tea but I have to say they entertained. They sure know how to get an audience going and it was a lot of fun if not a little bit messy.
All in all a fantastic festival.
If you are not a great fan of optimistic
adjectives please read no further…
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