One year off, we could handle. After all, Glastonbury often has a fallow year to let the land, and the workers, have a bit of a rest. But two cancellations of the festival in a row is really quite depressing, leaving us and thousands of ticket holders dolefully marking out June 2022 in the diaries for the next possible trip.
But as well as September’s planned one-day concert Equinox, there’s something to tide us over: Live at Worthy Farm, a five-hour livestreamed concert happening on Saturday, beginning 7pm in the UK – Coldplay, Damon Albarn, Haim, George Ezra, Michael Kiwanuka, Wolf Alice, Idles, Jorja Smith, Kano, Róisín Murphy and Honey Dijon are performing, plus there’s spoken word from PJ Harvey, Jarvis Cocker, Kae Tempest, George the Poet, Kurupt FM, Little Amal and Michael Eavis himself.
We’ll be liveblogging the whole thing and, amid the coverage, we want to publish your favourite memories of the festival as we look forward to the real thing next year.
If your mind hasn’t been erased by too much pear cider, what particular moment do you most fondly remember from going to Glastonbury? Was it a single performance? A fleeting romance? Some other beautiful and/or bizarre experience of the kind that only the Glastonbury site seems to offer up? Please share them in the comment section or in the form below, and we’ll feature the best during our Live at Worthy Farm liveblog on Saturday night.
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