Glastonbury Festival 2009

Music festival in Somerset, England

Glastonbury Festival 2009

Crowds heading from the Greenfields to Jazz World

Date(s)| 24 June 2009 (2009-06-24) – 29 June 2009 (2009-06-29)
Location(s)| Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset, England
Previous event| Glastonbury Festival 2008
Next event| Glastonbury Festival 2010
Participants| Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Blur

The 2009 Glastonbury Festival/Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts was held from 24 to 29 June 2009.

## Tickets

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The 2009 wristband

### Registration

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In a similar way to previous festivals, tickets for the 2009 event required pre-registration (of a photograph and personal details) through the festival website.[1] Registration opened on 1 September 2008.

### Sales

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Tickets were able to be purchased via the See Tickets website or by telephone. A limited number of tickets were available by promotion through the Western Daily Press[2] and competitions run by Greenpeace,[3] eFestivals[4] and The Guardian.[5]

Ticket lines opened on the morning of 5 October 2008, and customers were able to place deposits for tickets (£50) or buy them in full (£175). Tickets required full payment by 1 February 2009.

On 22 January 2009, at Midem 2009, Michael Eavis announced that 90% of the event's 137,500 tickets had been sold. He also stated that although headliners had not been confirmed, he was awaiting confirmation from the acts he had approached.[6]

#### Re-sale

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Reserved tickets which did not have their remaining balance paid by the deadline were put back on sale on 2 February 2009 and it was announced the next day that the event had sold out, with the majority of reservations being balanced by 1 February deadline.[7] A re-sale of cancelled tickets was held on 5 April 2009 at 9:00 am. These tickets sold out by 10:15 am.[8]

## Festival site

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View over the Glastonbury Festival, 2009

### Arenas

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In a December 2008 interview, co-organiser Emily Eavis stated that the Trash City arena would be expanded for the 2009 festival.[9] On 5 December 2008, Battersea and Wandsworth TUC announced that the Left Field tent of the site would not be a part of the 2009 event.[10] A new area, named William's Green, occupied the same area.[11]

The 2009 event saw expansion of the Dance Village – including a 3D disco – as well as the return of the G-Stage and the Pussy Parlure.[12] Greenpeace used their area in the Green Fields to create an airport terminal building and miniature replica of the village of Sipson, which is threatened by the expansion of London Heathrow Airport.[13][14]

### Camping

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As with previous events, the festival had a tipi field where six people can accommodate one tipi for the shared price of £800.[15] A new hospitality area, surrounded by a 12 feet (3.7 m) wall, was created on the old cinema field between Lower Mead and Wicker Ground fields. This area included PodPad camping.[16] The positioning of this area restricted pedestrian access to both camping and parking sites; pathways at previous festivals have led through this area.

## Line up

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The three main headline acts (Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band and Blur) were announced in March 2009,[17] with the full line up being released on 25 May 2009.[18]

### Stages 1 to 11

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Pyramid Stage

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Neil Young
The Specials
Lily Allen
Fleet Foxes
N*E*R*D
Regina Spektor
Gabriella Cilmi
Björn Again

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
Kasabian
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Dizzee Rascal
Spinal Tap
Eagles of Death Metal
Tinariwen
V V Brown

Blur
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Madness
Tom Jones
Amadou & Mariam
Tony Christie
Status Quo
Easy Star All-Stars

Other Stage

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Bloc Party
The Ting Tings
Lady Gaga
Friendly Fires
White Lies
The View
The Maccabees
The Rakes
The Whip
Mr Hudson

Franz Ferdinand
Pendulum
Maxïmo Park
Paolo Nutini
Pete Doherty
The Script
Jason Mraz
Metric
Peter Bjorn and John
The Broken Family Band

The Prodigy
Glasvegas
Bon Iver
Bat for Lashes
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Enter Shikari
Brand New
Art Brut
The Boxer Rebellion
In Case of Fire

Jazz World

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Q-Tip
The Streets
Steel Pulse
Lamb
Hot 8 Brass Band
Stephanie McKay

Playing for Change
Baaba Maal
Lonnie Liston Smith
Jamie Cullum
Rokia Traoré
Erik Truffaz
Rolf Harris

The Black Eyed Peas
Manu Dibango
Roots Manuva
Khaled
Orquesta Aragón
Linda Lewis

John Peel Stage

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Doves
Jamie T
Jack Peñate
Little Boots
Metronomy
V V Brown
The Virgins
Fucked Up
The Rumble Strips
Dan Black
General Fiasco

Jarvis Cocker
White Lies
Florence and the Machine
Passion Pit
The Gaslight Anthem
Hockey
The Temper Trap
Esser
The Big Pink
Baddies
The Nightingales

Echo & the Bunnymen
The Wombats
Noisettes
Ladyhawke
The Soft Pack
Just Jack
Emmy the Great
Twisted Wheel
We Have Band
Wave Machines
GoodBooks

Acoustic Stage

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Ray Davies
Fairport Convention
Jason Mraz
Scott Matthews
No Crows
Hugh Cornwell
Ben Taylor
Sean Taylor
Alyssa Bonagura
John Smith

Kilfenora Céilí Band
Tindersticks
Newton Faulkner
Lisa Hannigan
Gary Louris and Mark Olson
Lúnasa
Bap Kennedy
Hope&Social
Stornoway
Cora Smyth Band

Georgie Fame
Roger McGuinn
Sharon Corr
London Community Gospel Choir
Beth Rowley
Imelda May
Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Kate Walsh
Martin Harley Band
Lucy Wainwright Roche

Park Stage

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Animal Collective
The Horrors
Noah and the Whale
The Dead Weather
Emilíana Torrini
The Hotrats
James Hunter
Golden Silvers
Bishi
Lay Low
Super Furry Animals(Secret Set)

Bon Iver
M. Ward
Klaxons
Shlomo (and Guests)
Horace Andy
Easy Star All-Stars
The Memory Band
Bombay Bicycle Club
The Low Anthem
First Aid Kit

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
WaterAid Choir

The Queen's Head

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

The Glitterati
Jason Mraz
The Big Pink
The Rakes
The Rumble Strips
The Virgins
dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip
Tommy Sparks
The Low Anthem
Team Waterpolo
Hope&Social
Dead Like Harry
Yr Ods
City Stereo
The Mojo Fins
Maura Kincaid
The Slips
Sub Universe

The Guilty Pleasures
Dan Black
The King Blues
The Shortwave Set
The Wombats
Official Secrets Act
Noah and the Whale
Emmy the Great
Broken Records
Peggy Sue and the Pirates
Marina and the Diamonds
Theoretical Girl
Blue Roses

Motown 50th Birthday
Robyn Hitchcock
The Aliens
The 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

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

David Guetta
Layo & Bushwacka!
Easy Star All-Stars
Iration Steppas ft Mark Iration
Dreadzone
Tom Middleton
The Egg
Paul Woolford
Pama International

2ManyDJs
Deadmau5
Pete Tong
La Roux
Wiley
Tinchy Stryder
Eric Prydz
Heartbreak
We Have Band

Calvin Harris
Mr. Scruff
V V Brown
Rob da Bank
Frankmusik
Wonky Pop DJs
Kissy Sell Out
Wonky Pop DJs
Ou Est
Chris Coco

West Dance

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Erol Alkan
Crookers
The Whip
Annie Mac
Skream And Benga
WhoMadeWho
Joe Goddard (Hot Chip)
DeepGroove
Nathan Detroit

Josh Wink
DJ Yoda
DJ Food
The Qemists
Timo Maas
The Japanese Popstars
Hudson Mohawke
NAPT
Emperors Machine
Jam the Channel

Peaches
Jodie Harsh
Beat Torrent
Freq Nasty
Dirty Vegas
Quiver
Filthy Dukes
Don Diablo
Goldfish
Stuart Wilkinson
Transformer

Avalon

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

The Blockheads
British Sea Power with Orkestra del Sol
Michael McGoldrick, Iain Fletcher & Andy Dinan
The Puppini Sisters
3 Daft Monkeys
Baskery
The Mandibles

The Wonder Stuff
Edward II
Eliza Carthy
Badly Drawn Boy
Solas
The King Blues
The Lancashire Hotpots
Wheeler Street
The Martin Harley Band

The Peatbog Faeries
Seth Lakeman
Dodgy
Will Young
Glenn Tilbrook
The Mummers
The Destroyers
6 Day Riot
Stornoway

The Glade

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Tom Real
Beardyman with The Bays
James Monro
Banco de Gaia
Pathaan
Outmode
Mum Suleiman
Clive Craske

Stereo MCs
Stanton Warriors
DJ Fresh
Dub Pistols
Don Letts
Dr Meaker
Tayo
Rusko
Sancho Panza
Nairobi
Jinx

Gong
Steve Hillage Band
Eat Static
Richard 'Kid' Strange and the Party
Second Class Citizen
Back to the Planet
3 Daft Monkeys
Hybrid Cinematic Set
Breakfast with Howard Marks

### Stages 12 to 20

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Croissant Neuf

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

The Communicators
The Destroyers
The Travelling Band
Steve Knightley
Paolo Nutini
The Boat Band
King G Mall & The Dhol Blasters

Bliss Club Night feat Chew Lips
Bowjangles
The Mandibles & Mandiblettes
Mankala
The Hit Ups

Gong
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

Club Dada

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

DJ Head Gardener
Warlords Of Pez
Blackberry Wood
The Dynamics
Lady Gaga
The Delegators
DJ Head Gardener
Dj Tall Will
Lazy Habits
Bobby Mcghees
Ruth Theodore
The Long Notes
Katy Carr
Rún

DJ Jason Mayall
Fat 45
DJ Jason Mayall
Africa Express Soundsystem
Aerial Act and Nathan
FluteBox Lee
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (Chicago)
No 1 Station
Killa Dilla
Peyoti For President
Yes Sir Boss!!!
Heavy Load
Jamie Renton (Chilli Fried)
Al Cool and The Stranger Wines
Spaceships Are Cool
DJ Chinaman & Deaf Rave

DJ Tofowski
Polka Madre
Les Fanfare Petard
Orkestra Del Sol
Trans-Siberian March Band
Le Vagabond Boogaloo Club
Jah Free and friends
Monty Casino
Tarantism
Kim Lone
Dj Lee

The Rabbit Hole

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Secret Open Mic...til 6am
Dogshow
Dubblehead
The Mike Strutter Band
Open Mic
Jamie Burke
Open Mic
The Rusticles
Evi Vine
Bryony Fry
Aimee Ballinger
James Watson
Open Mic
Hamish Guerrini and Brothers

Secret Open Mic...til 6am
C.C.Q.
The Clever Bar-Stewards
Jump Mama
The Lancashire Hotpots
Madelaine Hart
Kev Christmas
Open Mic
Wandering Word Extravaganza & Friends
Open Mic
The Hocky-Smiths

Egstremely Special Supergroup (gleaned from all over site) til 6am
The Mad Cows
dubious
Open Mic
Cromwell's League
The Bad Hatters and Scantily Clad
Jesca Hoop
Tom Hickox
Perhaps Contraption
Eat More Cake
Hana
White Rabbit's Records

Guardian Lounge

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

The Maccabees
DJ - Crazy P DJ or Bonar 2020
Crazy P
DJ – Bonar
Little Boots
DJ - Horsemeat Disco
Ebony Bones
DJ - The Unabombers
Slow Club
DJ – Thecocknbull Kid
Bombay Bicycle Club
DJ – Michael Cook
The Memory Band
DJ – Michael Cook

Peter, Bjorn & John
DJ – Richard Norris (Time & Space Machine)
Golden Silvers
DJ – Erol Alkin / Beyond The Wizards Sleeve
Micachu & The Shapes
DJ – Johnno Burgess
The Invisible
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
DJ – Greco Roman Sound System featuring…
Emmy The Great
DJ – Greco Roman Sound System (feat. Joe Hot Chip)
Speech Debelle
The Big Pink
Blue Roses
DJ – Michael Cook

Tony Christie
DJ – Coco Disco
Heartbreak
DJ – Red Rack'em
Boy Crisis
DJ – Frank Tope & Dan
We Have Band
Special Guest
DJ – Cosmic Disco
Amadou & Mariam
DJ – Heavenly JukeBox
White Lies
DJ Heavenly JukeBox
Music From The Penguin Cafe
DJ – Cosmic Disco

The Bandstand

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Rhythmites
Tragic Roundabout
The Cedar
Malarchy
Vladimir Steamboat
Lunaloop
Biggles Wartime Band
The Kays
The Gents
Little Musgraves
Master Duncan's Poetry Hour (Not)
Will Scott & Jan Bell
Ash Mandrake
Mike Harper

Kava Kava
Gringo Ska
Morph
Carmina
Urusen
Sweet Billy Pilgrim
Who's Afear'd
Bowjangles
Mik Artistik
Poppy & Friends
Master Duncan's Poetry Hour (Not)
Ruby Brown
Swamp Donkey
The Cloghoppers

Babel
The Duckworths
RSVP
Loop Force
ShakShak
Polly and the Billets Doux
Tom Kitching & Gren Bartley
Bethia Beadman
Inflatable Buddha
The Gala Band
Master Duncan's Poetry Hour (Not)
Adam & Lydia
Spring
Ian Perry
Bashema

Stonebridge Bar

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Four Tet
Little Boots (DJ set)
Tas Elias
Dadrock
Bullion
Hip Hop Karaoke
Justin Steele
The Endeacott Family

Beyond the Wizard’s Sleeve
Skream + Benga
Firas
Kwesachu mixtape (ft Micachu, Kwes, Dels, Ghostpoet and more)
Caspa
Hip Hop Karaoke
Nash
The Endeacott Family

Broader Than Broadway vs The Revenge
Bridgewater Sound System
Reggae Roast
Set The Tone 67
Hip Hop Karaoke
Lou and Mal
Family Barrett

Arcadia

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Disco of Doom
Hybrid (DJ)
Subsource
Circus Show
Lee Mortimer (DJ)
Freefall Collective
Circus Show
Tristan (DJ)
Blackout
Dreadzone (DJ)
Baby Head
Dub FX

Evil Nine
Far Too Loud (DJ)
Adam Freeland
Circus Show
Alex Metric (DJ)
Sicknote
Circus Show
Kid Blue (DJ)
Smerins Anti Social Club
Dub FC

Freq Nasty (DJ)
Zion Train
Circus Show
Jazzsteppa
Baobinga B2B Reso (DJ)
Circus Show
The Egg
Powersteppers (DJ)
Pronghorn
Dub FX
King Porter Stomp

BBC Introducing

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Engine-Earz
KOF
Colorama
Louise Golbey
Two Door Cinema Club
Sparrow and the Workshop
Cashier No.9
The Heroes
Man Like Me
The Molotovs
Friendly Fires(Secret Set)

Vienna Ditto
Speech Debelle
King Charles
Goldheart Assembly
The Alfonz
Rogues
Kidbass
10k Runner
Travelling Band
Bicycle Thieves

Life in Film
States of Emotion
Kobi Onyame
Essay Like Nephew
Fists
Dimbleby & Capper
Andreya Triana
The 1,2,3,4s
The Suitables
The Fuels

The Bimble Inn

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Swiss FX
The Correspondents
Mad Dog Mcray
Special Guest
Martin Harley Band
Daddy Ho!
Lonely Schizophrenik

DJ Cindy Pink
Very Special Guests
Big Hand
John Fairhurst
Lovebirds
Douglas James Show
The Lost Brothers
The Carrivick Sisters

Special Guests
Roots Union
Rum Shabeen
Passenger
The Domino State
Wilfredo
Stephen Junior
Bobbie Magees

Poetry&Words 2009

Friday 26 June | Saturday 27 June | Sunday 28 June

Helen Gregory (poet)
A Poem in Between People
Hollie McNish
Cat Kidd
Derrick C. Brown
Rosy Carrick
Nathan Filer
Anita Govan
Andy Craven-Griffiths
The Poetry Chicks
Dreadlockalien
Rosemary Harris
Joolz
Mike McGee
Porky the Poet (AKA Phill Jupitus)

DJ Cindy Pink
The Poetry Chicks
Nathan Filer
Open mic (hosted by Sophia Blackwell)
Mike McGee
Jude Simpson
Cat Kidd
Mark Mace Smith (2008 Slam Winner)
Rosy Carrick
A Poem in Between People
Attila the Stockbroker
Andreattah Chuma
Murray Lachlan Young
Aisle 16

Jude Simpson
Murray Lachlan Young
Steve Tasane
Andreattah Chuma
Adam Horovitz (Website poet in residence)
Anita Govan
Pete Hunter
John Hegley
Hollie McNish
Derrick Brown
Helen Gregory
Slam (hosted by Dreadlockalien Middleman Productions)

## Impact of Michael Jackson's death

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The news of Michael Jackson's death spread during the night of 25 June.[citation needed] Various tributes were made to him by performers throughout 26 June,[19] including Dizzee Rascal leading a crowd rendition of Jackson's hit "Thriller", and N.E.R.D frontman Pharrell Williams paying respects for Jackson in saying "It's the music, the music was so incredible", before adding that Jackson "changed music and the way people looked at music." Other performers to pay tribute to Jackson included The Streets, Hugh Cornwell, Lily Allen, Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip and Gabriella Cilmi.[20] Within hours of his death, there were T-shirts for sale proclaiming "I was at Glasto 09 when Jacko died"[21] and shops announcing "Michael Jackson has died, 10% off everything."[22]

## Swine flu at Glastonbury 2009

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Several cases of swine flu were reported during the festival. Two of these were students and one a 10-year-old child. The three infected festival-goers were isolated when symptoms presented and no further cases have been reported. Festival organisers had reportedly anticipated some cases of the virus with a spokesperson saying "...the figure of three in 177,000 people is regarded as very low."[23]

## References

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1. ^ "Ticket and Registration FAQs 2009". Glastonbury Festival. 31 March 2009. Archived from the original on 4 April 2009. Retrieved 5 April 2009.
2. ^ "Glastonbury is sold out already". Western Daily Press. Northcliffe Media. 2009. Archived from the original on 27 March 2009. Retrieved 5 April 2009.
3. ^ "Win two tickets to Glastonbury!". Greenpeace. 29 April 2009. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
4. ^ "WIN a pair of tickets to Glastonbury Festival". eFestivals. 1 June 2009. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
5. ^ "Win Glastonbury tickets!". The Guardian. 22 May 2009. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
6. ^ "90% of tickets sold for Glastonbury Festival". Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts '09. eFestivals. 22 January 2009. Retrieved 22 January 2009.
7. ^ "Glastonbury tickets are sold out". BBC. 3 February 2009. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
8. ^ "Final Few Tickets Now Sold Out". Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts '09. Glastonbury Festivals. 5 April 2009. Archived from the original on 7 April 2009. Retrieved 5 April 2009.
9. ^ "A Catch-up with Emily Eavis". Glastonbury Festival. 1 December 2008. Archived from the original on 23 January 2009. Retrieved 22 January 2009.
10. ^ "No Left Field at Glastonbury 2009". Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts '09. eFestivals. 5 December 2008. Retrieved 22 January 2009.
11. ^ "William's Green Area Announced". Glastonbury Festival 2009. GlastonburyFestivals.co.uk. 14 May 2009. Archived from the original on 17 May 2009. Retrieved 14 May 2009.
12. ^ "Dance Village's 2009 Plans Unveiled". Glastonbury Festivals. 22 April 2009. Archived from the original on 5 May 2009. Retrieved 7 May 2009.
13. ^ "Greenpeace at Glastonbury 2009". Greenpeace. Retrieved 13 October 2009.
14. ^ Finnan, Daniel (6 October 2009). "Glastonbury festival 2009 – more than just music". Radio France Internationale. Retrieved 13 October 2009.
15. ^ "Accommodation Tipis". Glastonbury Festivals. Retrieved 1 July 2009.
16. ^ "Sleep snug at Glasto with your own uber-comfy PodPad". Virtual Festivals. 14 June 2007. Retrieved 30 June 2009.
17. ^ "Neil Young confirmed as third 2009 headliner". Glastonbury Festivals. 9 March 2009. Retrieved 25 May 2009.
18. ^ "2009 line-up revealed!". Glastonbury Festivals. 25 May 2009. Retrieved 25 May 2009.
19. ^ "Glastonbury tributes for Michael Jackson". BBC. 26 June 2009. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
20. ^ Griffiths, Sarah Jane (27 June 2009). "The stars step out at Glastonbury". BBC Online. Retrieved 30 June 2009.
21. ^ Brooker, Charlie (29 June 2009). "Michael Jackson's death hit Glastonbury hard – and the news channels harder". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 June 2009.
22. ^ Swash, Rosie (26 June 2009). "Michael Jackson's life celebrated at Glastonbury". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 June 2009.
23. ^ Swash, Rosie (28 June 2009). "Glastonbury festival hit by swine flu". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 June 2009.

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