Glastonbury Festival 2009 is held from 26th to 28th, 2009 in south-eastern England. Glastonbury is a festival of Contemporary Performing Arts. And the some musical entertainment started on 25th June. Heavy rain and thunderstorms have welcomed the 137,000 music fans who are expected on site for what has become one of Europe’s largest festivals.
Glastonbury Festival 2009 gate opened on 24th June, 2009 and more than 140000 music fans arriving in Glastonbury. Yesterday morning Glastonbury revellers were bracing themselves for more torrential thunderstorms after the threatened deluge struck June 25 night.
In first day evening the rain arrived at 7pm, heavy bursts that failed to stop revellers enjoying the event’s first day of music. But after 8 pm the rain downpour came in with lightning, thunder and sheets of rain sparking fears that the 900-acre Somerset site could become a mud bath.
Today Kasabian, Franz Ferdinand, Dizzee Rascal and Pendulum performances will be on Glastonbury stage and on Sunday you can see the Black Eyed Peas and The Prodigy.
Yesterday Lily Allen, Lady Gaga, The Ting Tings and Bloc Party were performed on this festival and everybody was enjoying their performance. Yesterday Jack white also played “The dead weather” on park stage. Neil Young finally made it to Glastonbury last night (June 26) headlining the Pyramid Stage. Here you can see the Today and tomorrow stage performances list. And if you get more info about the Glastonbury Festival 2009 so visits its official source.
Thursday:
11:00 (89 mins) Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
14:00 (99 mins) Bedtime Stories
16:00 (129 mins) Boat That Rocked
18:30 (104 mins) Yes Man
20:30 (108 mins) Mamma Mia
22:30 (103 mins) Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
00:30 (90 mins) Anvil! The Story of Anvil
02:00 Spinal Tap 40th
Friday:
11:00 (96 mins) Bolt 3D
12:30 (30 mins) A Time Comes
13:00 (55 mins) Short film compilation
14:00 (120 mins) Marley and Me
16:00 (140 mins) Batman Begins
18:20 (152 mins) The Dark Knight
21:00 (62 mins) Moon & Sledgehammer
22:30 (96 mins) Vicky Cristina Barcelona
00:30 (120 mins) Slumdog Millionaire
02:30 (93 mins) Soul Power
Saturday:
11:00 (100 mins) Coraline 3D
13:00 (94 mins) Monsters v Aliens 3D
15:00 (180 mins) Woodstock
18:00 (90 mins) Short film compilation music prog
19:30 (104 mins) In The Loop
21:30 (70 mins) Moonwalk One NASA 40th
22:40 (114 mins) Rockanrolla
00:30 (126 mins) Star Trek
02:30 (134 mins) Grindhouse – Double bill
Sunday:
11:00 (96 mins) 3D film to be announced
13:00 (104 mins) Doubt
15:00 (180 mins) Benjamin Button
18:00 (102 mins) The Rocker
20:00 (90 mins) Soul Power
21:30 (55 mins) Short film compilation
22:30 (93 mins) Waltz with Bashir
00:30 (162 mins) Watchman
03:00 (114 mins) Let The Right One In
Stage information
| Saturday 27th June
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Sunday 28th June
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| Pyramid Stage:
Bruce Springsteen Kasabian Crosby, Stills & Nash Dizzee Rascal Spinal Tap Eagles Of Death Metal Tinariwen VV Brown |
Pyramid Stage:
Blur Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Madness Tom Jones Amadou Et Mariam Tony Christie Status Quo Easy Star AllStars |
| Other Stage:
Franz Ferdinand Pendulum Maximo Park Paolo Nutini Peter Doherty The Script Jason Mraz Metric Peter, Bjorn and John Broken Family Band |
Other Stage:
Prodigy Glasvegas Bon Iver Bat For Lashes Yeah Yeah Yeahs Enter Shikari Brand New Art Brut Boxer Rebellion In Case Of Fire |
| John Peel Stage:
Jarvis Cocker White Lies Florence And The Machine Passion Pit Gaslight Anthem Hockey The Temper Trap Esser The Big Pink Baddies The Nightingales |
John Peet Stage:
Echo And The Bunnymen The Wombats Noisettes Ladyhawke The Soft Pack Just Jack Emmy The Great Twisted Wheel We Have Band Wave Machines Good Books |
| Jazz/World Stage:
Playing For Change Baaba Maal Lonnie Liston Smith Jamie Cullum Rokia Traore Erik Truffaz |
Jazz/World Stage:
Black Eyed Peas Manu Dibango Roots Manuva Khaled Orquesta Aragon Linda Lewis Abdullah Chhadeh And Syriana |
| Acoustic Stage:
Kilfenorca Ceili Band Tindersticks Newton Faulkner Lisa Hannigan Gary Louris and Mark Olson Lunasa Bap Kennedy Hope And Social Stornoway Cora Smyth Band |
Acoustic Stage:
Georgie Fame Roger McGuinn Sharon Corr London Community Gospel Choir Beth Rowley Imelda May Penguin Café Orchestra Kate Walsh Martin Harley Band Lucy Wainwright Roche |
| The Park Stage:
Bon Iver M Ward Special Guests Shlomo and Guests Horace Andy Easy Star Allstars The Memory Band Bombay Bicycle Club The Low Anthem First Aid Kit |
The Park Stage:
Seun Kuti and Fela’s Egypt 80 Cold War Kids Tunng and Tinariwen Alela Diane Terry Reid The Rockingbirds Alberta Cross Chief Micachu and the Shapes Bristol Community Choir |
| Queen’s Head Stage:
Guilty Pleasures Dan Black The King Blues The Shortwave Set Special Guest The Wombats Official Secrets Act Noah And The Whale Emmy The Great Broken Records Special Guest Peggy Sue and the Pirates Marina and the Diamonds Theoretical Girl Blue Roses The Glitterati |
Queen’s Head Stage:
Robyn Hitchcock The Aliens Magic Numbers Bombay Bicycle Club Joe Gideon And The Shark Vagabond Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong Fight Like Apes The Capitol Years Soft Toy Emergency Priscilla Ahn Jersey Budd Two Door Cinema Club Major Major |
| East Dance:
2ManyDJs Deadmau5 Pete Tong La Roux Wiley Tinchy Stryder Eric Prydz Heartbreak We Have Band |
East Dance:
Calvin Harris Mr Scruff VV Brown Rob Da Bank Frankmusik Wonky Pop DJs Kissy Sellout Wonky Pop DJs Ou Est Chris Coco |
| West Dance:
Josh Wink Yoda DJ Food Qemists Timo Maas Japanese Popstars Hudson Mohawke NAPT Emperors Machine Jam The Channel |
West Dance:
Peaches Jodie Harsh Beat Torrent Freq Nasty Dirty Vegas Quiver Filthy Dukes Don Diablo Goldfish Stuart Wilkinson Transformer |
| Avalon Stage:
The Wonder Stuff Edward II Eliza Carthy Badly Drawn Boy Solas The King Blues The Lancashire Hotpots Wheeler Street The Martin Harley Band |
Avalon Stage:
Peatbog Fairies Seth Lakeman Dodgy Will Young Teddy Thompson The Mummers The Destroyers 6 Day Riot Stornoway |
| The Glade:
Stereo MCs Stanton Warriors DJ Fresh Dub Pistols Don Letts Dr Meaker Tayo Rusko Sancho Panza Nairobi Jinx |
The Glade:
Gong Sunday Steve Hillage Band Eatstatic Richard ‘Kid’ Strange and the Party Second Class Citizen Back to the Planet 3 Daft Monkeys Hybrid Cinematic Set Breakfast with Howard Marks |
Enjoy the Glastonbury Festival 2009 Photos
