UK festival line up chat
Apr 7, 202631mEp. 5S2
Tilly and Bilal dust off the mic and get back to some festival line up chat, including Isle of Wight, Reading and Leeds, All Points East. We are not talking about Kanye - we recorded before the news.
Hosted by Bilal and Tilly · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 58 episodes
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Lighthearted music festival podcast from Bilal and Tilly. We love Glastonbury, we chat about loads of others too such as Green Man, Isle of Wight, Reading and Leeds, and End of the Road. We interview artists about songwriting and causes that are important to them. We chat to festival founders and people who bring festivals together. We love to hear your comments. Reach us on BlueSky, Instagram or TikTok.
Bilal and Tilly hosts Festival Sounds, a music show with 58 episodes published.
Tilly and Bilal dust off the mic and get back to some festival line up chat, including Isle of Wight, Reading and Leeds, All Points East. We are not talking about Kanye - we recorded before the news.
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Please share this episode with a friend if you think they will enjoy it This week we are joined by award winning broadcaster, Kavita Kukar We chat about our packing priorities for Glastonbury - this is not a definitive l
Please share this episode with a friend if you enjoy the show. We are joined by Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness, the iconic corner of Glastonbury Festival that was credited with saving the festival itself in the e
Please share this episode with a friend if you enjoy the show. We are joined by Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness, the iconic corner of Glastonbury Festival that was credited with saving the festival itself in the e
Please share this episode with a friend if you enjoy the show. We are joined by Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness, the iconic corner of Glastonbury Festival that was credited with saving the festival itself in the e
Today Bilal and Tilly interview @secretglasto and, even now, we do not know his real identity. SecretGlasto is the twitter/X/BlueSky handle with tens of thousands of followers who have for years given tips of who is play
Please share the episode with a mate if you enjoy it We are joined this week by James aka Primary School Bangers, who shares his journey from live lockdown TikTok's to performing on stage at festivals and Glastonbury. Ja
Please share the episode with a mate if you enjoy it We are joined this week by James aka Primary School Bangers, who shares his journey from live lockdown TikTok's to performing on stage at festivals and Glastonbury. Ja
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Please give us a five start rating in your podcast app if you enjoy the episode. We are joined by Katie who proposed to her partner at Glastonbury 2024. We chat a little bit about Woodisies and Shangri La line up posters
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