Glastonbury 2023

[BimboBob]

You don't think it would be absolutely huge if Oasis reunited for Glastobury? You're on the WUM here and you know it !

Of course it would. But not Glastonbury. Rose tinted glasses and all that I think.

 

[bennyboy]

Maybe because they are less relevant two decades later?

Not if they reform now.
Not saying you have to love them but if they do get back together it will easily be the biggest selling concerts in the UK and play to huge crowds.
If a festival gets them to headline it will be the biggest festival event of next year.

 

[BlueHammer85]

Of course it would. But not Glastonbury. Rose tinted glasses and all that I think.

I struggle to think of any current or ex band/artists that would draw a bigger crowd at Glastonbury than an Oasis reunion.

 

[BimboBob]

GNR aren’t relevant - in their 60/70s and last album was 2008

GNR were a world presence. Known the world over. Still are. Oasis weren't then and are definitely not now. Wrong venue completely. Never conquered the US. They were a right time right place band with some excellent tunes. The right attitude. Captured the feeling at the time perfectly. Sure you could say the same for GNR but they did it globally.

 

[Barcon]

Headliner? Nick Cave.
you don’t have to know his music to enjoy his shows.

 

[Kompany Car]

I’d love it to be Pink Floyd next year… Or any year to be fair before one of them croaks

As much as I like their music I dont think they would suit Glastonbury. Dont know how relatable they are to many people under 40.

Would be surprised if they knew anything more than Another Brick In The Wall, maybe Money and if they are into playing guitar possibly Comfortably Numb, but thats about it.

 

[BimboBob]

I struggle to think of any current or ex band/artists that would draw a bigger crowd at Glastonbury than an Oasis reunion.

Do you understand how tickets work at Glastonbury? It's a lottery. Sure they'd get a big crowd but they would be best suited for our place over a series of nights. Sell out to hundreds of thousands of die hard fans who know the b sides, the odd and the buried album track.

 

[bluesmith]

Maybe because they are less relevant two decades later?

An oasis reunion tour now would sell more tickets than at any point in the bands history imo. Liam alone sold 200000 tickets for Knebworth last year.

They'd draw an absolutely huge crowd at Glastonbury.

 

[BimboBob]

As much as I like their music I dont think they would suit Glastonbury. Dont know how relatable they are to many people under 40.

Would be surprised if they new anything more than Another Brick In The Wall, maybe Money and if they are into playing guitar possibly Comfortably Numb, but thats about it.

And I agree about this as well. Would fucking love to see it but once again, wrong place. 10 nights, Wembley.

 

[bluejon]

Headliner? Nick Cave.
you don’t have to know his music to enjoy his shows.

Saw him at Reading in 92. Didn't know any of his tunes, completely blown away. One of the greatest live performances I've ever seen.