Down at Worthy Farm things are stirring ...

Finally the endless speculations have finished as the line up for Glasto is announced.

On the whole, Bish and I think its a good line up that will suit our combined eclectic tastes. Lots of smaller names and recent breakthrough groups suit us down to the ground as we will meander our way around the various stages, observing life and enjoying the general convivial bonhomie.

For the headliners - then those Rolling septuagenarians will be interesting to see... (one has to wonder whether it will be a farewell show) 

I saw them at Ashton Gate in Bristol in 1982  A great gig..check out the set list below. 

I am hoping to hear Gimme Shelter and Midnight Rambler at Glasto and I can then tick another box.

• 1. Under My Thumb 
  2. When the Whip Comes Down 
  3. Let's Spend the Night Together 
  4. Shattered 
  5. Neighbours 
  6. Black Limousine 
  7. Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me) 
     (The Temptations cover)
  8. Twenty Flight Rock 
     (Eddie Cochran cover)
  9. Going to a Go-Go 
     (The Miracles cover)
  10. Chantilly Lace 
      (The Big Bopper cover)
  11. Let Me Go 
  12. Time Is on My Side 
      (Kai Winding & His Orchestra cover)
  13. Beast of Burden 
  14. Let It Bleed 
  15. You Can't Always Get What You Want 
  16. Little T&A 
  17. Tumbling Dice 
  18. She's So Cold 
  19. Hang Fire 
  20. Miss You 
  21. Honky Tonk Women 
  22. Brown Sugar 
  23. Start Me Up 
  24. Jumpin' Jack Flash 
  25. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 

. Both the first born and male heir are rather keen to see the Stones as they do rate them as probably the biggest band they will have seen live. We are all a little disappointed that  Mr Bowie will not be gracing us with an appearance and neither will Prince ... but Mumford and the Arctic Monkeys are damn good bands and I haven't seen either yet - so bring it on I say.

Primal Scream, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, Portishead, Sinead O'Connor, Kenny Rogers, Jake Bugg, Dizzee Rascal, Django Django jump out immediately but there is a lot of others to savour as well.

So tickets are now paid for and the Mighty funbus has secured its official site pass so we are looking forward to June. Come rain or shine it will be boogie time.