Glastonbury – The land of fairytales

One word could only describe Glastonbury and that is MAGICAL!

The way I see it, it is the King or slightly more feminine, the Queen of all festivals. For starters this years headliners were mind blowing; Coldplay, U2, Beyonce. What more could you want?

Glastonbury to me is like a dream world, a chance to bring all tye dye, sparkly and crazy items of clothing out of the closet and act like a hooligan or fly like a fairy!

Not that I don’t wear tie-dye everyday, but at Glastonbury it is legal and not frowned upon!

The fields of Avalon, Greenpeace and Healing world, and the general buzz and atmosphere of Worthy Farm are all enchanting. Every one is just so HAPPY!

This year happened to be very muddy, a big difference from last years 40 degree heat wave. When walking around you would suddenly find you only have one welly and suddenly have to retrace your foot steps to see where it might have accidently got stuck … but nobody minds they just embrace it, and after all we all have washing machines don’t we?

Luna xoxo

p.s – see below the stars rocking out there festival looks ( Cara Delevigne , Jessie J ,  Kate Moss , Alexa Chung , Pixie Geldof , Coldplay and ME !)

 

The Troubadour – A Time machine of Music

A few weeks ago – The Forty Thieves the band that I sing in were lucky enough to play at The Troubadour , a venue on the Old Brompton Road ( Earls Court ) , which has been the start of a career for many famous musicians. Bob Dylan himself played his first ever show in London at The Troubadour itself. Others to play there include Jimmy Hendrix , Led Zeppelin and Pete Doherty.

Its friendly cosy and tavern like atmosphere , ensures you a good evening !

I thoroughly enjoyed playing there and even better , we had a great number of friends supporting ( quite often they wont come to venues they haven’t heard of).

Tip : If you get there earlier enough , check out the restaurant upstairs the food is divine.