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Common: More Glastonbury acts announced as The Common stage is revealed

submitted by Nick Apr 24th 2019 11:00 am (www.nme.com)

Worthy Farm line-up continues to growGlastonburyMore acts at this year’s Glastonbury festival have been announced with the latest additions on The Common stage. Hot Chip, The Streets‘ Mike Skinner and Bellatrix are among the names performing across the Temple, Rumshack and Samula stages at The Common which transport gig-goers “to an ancient civilisation for a tribal celebration”. Eats Everything and Seth Troxler […]The post More Glastonbury acts announced as The Common stage is revealed appeared first on NME.

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