Posted this elsewhere but thought it might deserve a thread of its own.
So an act called The Churnups have been added to the Pyramid bill and speculation is growing its Pulp. One Twitter account has pointed out the link between churn and pulp! However, Nick has just denied all knowledge of that. But its been pointed out that theres a TBA for the Park stage on the Sat. I reckon thats going to be Pulp.
The Sun reporting that Pulp are playing a set at the Woods stage 6pm Saturday. Sorry for linking to the rag but it seems to be where the story has broken:
No need to click. And maybe no need to believe. Nick has refuted it (without denying it) on Twitta.
There are already huge stars across the line-up for Glastonbury, but I can reveal two more will be appearing at the festival this weekend.
Ive learned both Pulp and Hozier will play secret sets at the Woodsies stage which is the new name given to what was previously called the John Peel Stage.
Sheffield legends Pulp will play an hour-long show from 6pm on Saturday.
It will be the first time Jarvis Cockers band will have played the festival in more than a decade.
Hozier who last played the festival in 2019 kicks off at 7.30pm on Friday.
A source said: Every year Glastonbury likes to keep fans on their toes and this year is no different.
Checking tickets yesterday at Ped Gate C. Two customers came through, and my keen eye caught their address ** Lyndhurst Grove.
They knew the song, they've met Jarvis and will be watching them on Saturday. What are the chances of me checking tickets of people who live on Lyndhurst Grove .
Just on my final shift now, I'm free at two for the rest of the festival
Im sure most of us will be glued to the TV sets by 6pm tomorrow to find out, the tensions certainly rising as is the number of butterflies in my stomach
I hope Nick's not going to get in trouble from the PR police again. Presumably the Woodsie's story is true as none of these things seem to manage to be very secret. If so, didn't they cause chaos last time and the Park stage had to be closed off when 30,000 people were crammed in, so won't a tent be asking for trouble?? I'm sure a nice "intimate" huge tent will be nice for those that get in and everything. Not that I would ever go near a festival as they sound like hell. I was hoping they'd do a 1995, replace the headliner, then they could've had the Monkeys on for a guest song or two, something Sheffieldy like Mardy Bum and Jarvis could've sung it for them (in a Sheffield accent, not a Los Alto Verde one). Alex could still play the guitar.