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Welcome to Glastonbury 2003 and to the officialGlastonbury Festival Mini-Guide. This special editionof the Guardian’s weekly TV and entertainmentslistings magazine contains all the information you need for a successful and stress-free festival.

The Mini-Guide contains comprehensive listings forall the main stages, plus the pick of the acts at GreenFields, Lost and Cabaret Stages, and advice on whereto find the best of the weird and wonderful happeningsthroughout the festival. There are also tips on thebands you shouldn’t miss, a rundown of the many barsdotted around the site, fold-out maps to help you get togrips with the 600 acres of space, and practical adviceon everything from lost property to keeping healthy.

Additional free copies of this Mini-Guide can bepicked up from the Guardian newsstand in the market,the festival information points or the Workers Beer Cobars. To help you keep in touch with all the news fromGlastonbury and beyond, the Guardian and Observerare being sold by vendors and from the newsstands ata specially discounted price during the festival .

Whatever you want from Glastonbury, we hopethis Mini-Guide will help you make the most of it.Have a great festival.

INTRODUCTION

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

INFORMATION POINTSThere are five informationpoints where you can get local,festival and travel information,sitemaps, postcards, and leavemessages. You will also find cashpayphones at the counter.

EMERGENCY SERVICESThe festival has its own fire,ambulance and paramedicservices. In case of emergency,contact stewards or uniformedsecurity who have radio accessto these services. There are alsomedical and security crews inthe pits of the main stages andthe Dance Tent.

FIRST AID &MEDICALYou can get first aid at one of twomedical centres: the Pennard(near the Other Stage) or theFarmhouse Medical Centre. Theyhave staff on duty 24 hours a daywho can treat most accidents andillnesses on the spot. A midwifeand psychiatrist are on call. Thereare regular dental surgeries atthe Pennard Medical Centre anda dentist on call for emergencies.The Pharmacy can dispensemost prescriptions.

HEALTH &SAFETYAvoid risk of stomach upset byobserving some simple rules of

hygiene. Make sure you washyour hands after going to the looand before eating. Rememberthat food, especially meat, can go off in hot, humid conditions.Firewood is provided if youwant to cook your own food: do not use wood from hedges.Light fires away from tents andalways change camping gasoutside tents, never inside,making sure the gas tap is off.

SECURITYKeep your money with you at all times. This also applies toany medication you cannot bewithout. Only bring what youneed. Take basic precautions:postcode your valuables and be inventive about hiding yourmoney at night: spread itaround. Padlocks on tents are aninvitation. If you are the victimof crime, report it at police HQin the Emergency Services area,where you can ask for a crimerecord for insurance purposes.

PROPERTY LOCK-UPSUse the free 24-hour propertylock-ups. Mark valuables withyour postcode and housenumber. Deposit belongings inthe morning, then pick them uplater. You can also buy cheap loorolls and soap at the lock-ups.

MONEYThe NatWest bank is near thefarmhouse and will cash onecheque per day accompanied bya cheque card and cheque book(with some cheques in it). Thereare 24-hour cash machineshere, accepting all major cards,plus some Link ATMs next tothe Medical Centre near theOther Stage, also open 24 hours.Go with a friend. Bring only thecards you need and keep a noteof the numbers, in case they arelost or stolen. £25 a day shouldbe enough for food and drink.

MEETING PEOPLEArrange to meet friends at theMeeting Point or some quietlocation. If you get lost, leave a message at any of theinformation points or withRadio Avalon 87. 7FM

DISABLED FACILITIESFacilities for wheelchair usersinclude a reserved parking area near the Gate A and adedicated camping area (withfree transport between the two),a viewing platform in the mainarena, and disabled toilets.

LOST CHILDRENRemember what your kids arewearing: it is much easier to

give a description. If you loseyour children, ask for advice at any information point.Lost kids are looked after inthe Children’s Area until 8pm,after which they are taken toWagonshed Welfare, whichprovides experienced child care.

LOST PROPERTYLost property is at theWagonshed. A huge amount of gear is handed in during andafter the festival, so you are notwasting your time. Stolen itemsshould be reported to the policefor insurance purposes. Afterthe festival you can submit areport of a missing item on the website.

LITTERHelp the litter crew keep thefestival litter-free by collectingrubbish around your campsiteand using the appropriate bagsand bins. Free bin bags areprovided at information points.Polystyrene is banned from thesite; paper plates and cups canbe recycled. Don’t burn plastic.Do not throw anything into theRiver Whitelake, nor pee in it orin any hedges or ditches: it canbe hazardous to wildlife. This isa working farm: please respectit and those who live on it.

The first day of the festival witnesses the greatest crowd-pleasers in action. If you’re a crowd, hey, you’ll be pleased.Elsewhere, there’s still plenty to celebrate. A songwriterfavoured by Jack White (Stripes), Brendon Bensonmatches his melodic skills only with his self-deprecation.Meanwhile, Detroit’s Electric Sixare to be found in charge of amean electro-trash version of thedirty guitar formula. Notoriousfor their Danger! High Voltage!single, their latest, Gay Bar, canonly add to their infamy. But now,please stand for those anthems.His majesty David Gray, whosesongs Babylon and This Year’s Lovehave triumphed for him before, lookslikely to do so again. Fatboy Slim andPrimal Scream, meanwhile, play hugetunes for those with their hands, nottheir lighters in the air. Yes, it’s the endof the day and returning headlinersREM are on hand. It looks likeeverything will work out fine.

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FRIDAY DAYTIME

10.15The Darkness

11.30InspiralCarpets

13.00Echo and theBunnymen

14.30De La Soul

16.00Mogwai

10.20The Jeevas

11.10Har MarSuperstar

12.00Nada Surf

13.00Pete Yorn

14.00Athlete

15.00Tom MacRae

16.00Yo La Tengo

12.30David Saw

13.30Ted Barnes

14.30Rodrigo yGabriela

15.30Darden Smith

16.35Maria DoyleKennedy

11.15CorporateWhores

12.15Fabrics

13.30Far Que

15.00Laid Blak

16.30Sirius B

11.30GreenpeaceKids (DJs)

12.30 Aidan B

13.30 Will Saul

14.30 DannyMacmillan

15.45 PFN

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12.45Chuck Prophetand MissionExpress

14.15Souad Massi

11.00Stabilizer

12.40Krafty Kuts(Finger Lickin)

13.40Futureshock

14.40Soul of Man

15.40MintRoyale

16.30PlumpDJs

10.15Rileys SecondSkin

11.00Mairead

11.50Mr Mojo

12.40competitionwinner

13.30Buffseeds

14.25FutureHeads

15.25Mew

16.20The Caesars

FRIDAY EVENING

17.30Zwan

19.10Suede

20.55David Gray

22.50REM

17.10Cooper TempleClause

18.40Electric Six

20.00Idlewild

21.30Royksopp

23.00Primal Scream

17.45The Frames

19.15SharonShannon

21.00Julian Cope

17.30tbc

18.30Love Grocer

20.00Skinny Sumo

21.30Temple ofSound

23.00Tony Allen

18.00Iain Taylor

19.15 James Lavelle

20.30Tayo

21.45 Lee Coombs

23.00 Way Out West(DJ set)

17.20I Am Kloot

18.20BrendonBenson

19.20Black BoxRecorder

20.20Junior Senior

21.30Lemon Jelly

23.05Death in Vegas

18.00Audio Bullys(live)

19.00Seb Fontaine

20.30Xpress 2

22.30Fat Boy Slim

15.45Afro Celts

17.15Ozomatli

18.45Alison Moyet

20.15Beth Orton

21.45Skatalites

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22.00WildThornberrys

00.00Donnie Darko

02.00Bowling forColumbine

13.00BigglesWartime Band

14.30The Lo PolidoroBand

16.00The FOS Bros

17.30Nick Wilkinson

21.30Le Cod Afrique

23.00Riven

11.00Rhythm Wave

11.45Jack Russell

13.30MurrayLachlan-Young

14.35John Otway

15.10Joolz

15.55 Stewart Lee

17.20 BoothbyGraffoe

20.45 Jeff Green

21.30 Ross Noble

22.20 Ed Byrne

23.00 Phil Kay

13.15 HowardMarks

14.00 Nick Turner’sAllstars

15.00 Luca Fronza

15.30BluefootProject

16.30 Tayo

17.00The Egg

20.00Terminalhead

21.30Hybrid(featuringPeter Hook)

22.20James Lavelle

23.00Nightmares on Wax

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There are likely to be as many highlights on Saturdayas there are members of The Polyphonic Spree. Some,however, stand out particularly brightly: Interpol andRadio 4 showcasing two sides of NYC: one moody andmelancholy; the other wildly funky. Both are worth visiting. Meanwhile,The Libertines celebrate life thisside of the Atlantic. Eccentric andprofligate, the band exist in theirown borderline criminal world, andare eager for others to join them.The Coral have shared stages withthem and lived to tell the tale.Some bands, though, can’t getarrested. Recently released from prison,60s legend Arthur Lee, here appearingas Love With Arthur Lee shows that’snot always the case. The highlight of theday, if not the weekend, may well beRadiohead. Fresh from the release oftheir Hail To The Thief album, the bandlook to be on their way to anotherlandslide Glastonbury victory.

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SATURDAY DAYTIME

10.30Ben Andrews

11.40Ozomatli

13.10Jools Holland

14.55Jimmy Cliff

16.40ThePolyphonicSpree

10.20DNA Doll

11.20The Burn

12.2020-20's

13.20Gemma Hayes

14.20Sparta

15.20The Thrills

16.20Eighties etc

12.30OBI

13.15KathleenEdwards

14.15David Oglivy

15.15Chris Difford

16.30Durutti Column

11.15Up The Rebels

12.15Phonetics

13.30Warblefly

15.00Baghdaddies

16.30Nigel MaslinJones

12.00 Jazz Band

13.30 Koru (live)

14.30 A Man CalledAdam (DJ)

16.00DJ BarryKrishna

09.30Dead Fish

10.15Steve

11.00Finka

11.50Seventh Son

12.40South

13.25Jane Taylor

14.05Hokum Clones

14.50The Basement

15.50The Stands

16.50The Bandits

11.00Moulinexthe Blender

12.00Boogie Knights

13.00Akasha (live)

13.30Will WhitePropellerhead

14.30SanderKleinenberg

15.30Themroc (live)

16.00Mekon

11.15Clare Teal

12.30Joyce

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18.00Turin Brakes

19.30Supergrass

21.05The FlamingLips

22.55Radiohead

17.30Interpol

18.50The Libertines

20.00Love WithArthur Lee

21.30The Coral

23.00Super FurryAnimals

17.45Steve Harley &Cockney Rebel

19.30The Waterboys

21.00Los Lobos

17.30tbc

18.30Weapons ofMass Belief

20.00Kava Kava

21.30Pronghom

23.00TheDamned

17.00 Nodens Ictus(live)

18.30 Boom Bip(live)

19.15 Hybrid (DJ)

20.15 Chris Clark(live)

21.00 Tomp(Warp DJ)

21.30Plaid (live)

23.00DJ AFX

17.50Radio 4

18.50The Warlocks

20.10Kings of Leon

21.30Goldfrapp

23.00John Cale

17.00David Holmes presentsThe FreeAssociation

18.30Nitin Sawhney

20.00Moloko

21.30Kanda BongoMan

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17.45Erol Alkan

18.45DJ Swamp

19.152 Many DJs

20.15JacquesLu Cont

21.15Jon Carter

22.15ChemicalBrothers(DJ set)

“life–affirming... pick any of the 12 songs and there is something to love” – Q Magazine “a great record, guilelessly cheery and knowingly witty in equal measure” – The Guardian

“an album Beck might have made if he was British... a British pop gem” – The Times “a gloriously understated and wonderfully consistent debut” – Time Out

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VEHICLES & ANIMALS

SATURDAY OTHER STAGES

22.00Star TrekNemesis

00.30xXx

02.30 Jackass

13.00Jerry Cahill

14.00The Ragin’Cajuns

16.00Praying forthe Rain

17.30Skokiaan

21.30Loonaloop

23.00Celloman

13.15Jovanka Steele

13.50 Attila theStockbroker

15.15Mitch Benn &the Distractions

16.05Phil Kay

17.00Ed Byrne

18.00Brendan Burns

21.05Bill Bailey

21.50Ben Norris

22.25Simon Munnery

23.10 Tina C

23.45Greatest ShowOn Legs

12.30P.A.I.N.

14.00 Twisted Roots

15.30 Sweet Toof

18.30 Kamel Nitrate

20.00Babyhead

21.30 Oojammi

23.00 Eat Static

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The countryside’s an idyllic place, but Sunday also singsits fair share of urban hymns. Leading the congregationare the Sugababes, performing their bling-bling hitsfor the first time in the vicinity of a dairy farm. If youwant the voice of the streets, look no further than MikeSkinner and The Streets. Acclaimed for his Original

Pirate Material album, he’s fast becominga geezerly live force to be reckoned with.All right? But there’s plenty to be had forthose seeking something more restful.

You may know Bright Eyes because ofsongwriter Conor Oberst’s relationship

with Winona Ryder, but it’s his countryorchestra’s ballads that will win your heart.

Calexico, though long in the country rockgame, remain fresh as a daisy, their Feast ofWire album mining a rich Tex-Mex seam.

Doves continue the melancholy theme,but it wouldn’t be right for the weekendto end on a sad note. Master of the decksMoby is your mood-elevating headliner,

with selections from his latest album, 18.He remains suitable for all ages.

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SUNDAY DAYTIME

10.30town band

11.30LeningradCowboys

13.00TheWaterboys

14.30Asian DubFoundation

16.20Sugababes

10.20The Rain Band

11.20The Gathering

12.20Simple Kid

13.20Morning Jacket

14.20Sugacult

15.20Damien Rice

16.20TheRaveonettes

12.30Amy Wadge

13.15Drew

14.20Erin McKeown

15.25Roddy Frame

16.30CerysMatthews

11.45Cache

13.00Le Cod Afrique

14.30Mukka

16.00Kila

17.00tbc

12.00 jazz band

13.15 Koru (live)

14.30Protoculture

15.30 DJ Ans (Nano)

16.30 Man With No Name

17.45 Tristan (live)

10.30The Lost Girls

11.00Fineline

11.45competition winner

12.30Shirovski

13.15The DorothyStrain

14.00JesseMalin

14.50TheZutons

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16.40Venus Hum

11.00Boom Bip

12.00UnCut

12.40DJ Format &Abdominal

13.10Just Jack

13.50EZ Rollers

14.30Saian SupaCrew

15.15Terri Walker

16.15Krust and Diepresent I-Kamanchi

10.00Pina

11.15DholFoundation

12.30Andy SheppardNocturnalTourist

14.00Slovo

15.30Yes

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17.45Macy Gray

19.30Feeder

21.00Manic StreetPreachers

22.40Moby

17.20The Rapture

18.20Grandaddy

19.40Dave Gahan

21.00Sigur Ros

22.30Doves

17.45Beth Gibbons

19.15Eric Bibb

21.00RichardThompson

18.00Arnold

19.30Arthur Brown

21.00Ozric Tentacles

22.30System 7

19.00Hallucinogenin Dub (live)

20.15 Raja Ram (DJ)

21.15Shpongle(live)

22.45NED (DJ)

23.00Squarepusher(live)

17.40Starspangles

18.40Hope of the States

19.40The Delgados

21.00Flint

22.30Tricky

17.15Blackalicious

18.15DJ Marky and XRSfeaturingStamina MC (4 Decks andEffects)

19.15Rahzel

20.15DJ Zinc and MC AD

21.15The Roots

22.30ScratchPerverts

23.00The Streets

18.15Jazz JamaicaAll Stars

19.45Calexico

21.15Nils PetterMolvaer

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22.00L'aubergeEspanole (aka Pot Luck,Euro Pudding)

00.30Lord of theRings: The TwoTowers

13.00Spin 2

14.30The Rosinators

16.00Los Albertos

17.30RestlessNatives

21.30TheHuckleberries

23.00Elephant Talk

13.05 MurrayLachlan Young

14.35John Otway

15.10BrendanBurns

16.05 Susan Murray

17.00HarrietBowden

18.50Cathy P

19.10Weapons of Sound

20.40Nick Wilty

22.00Glen Wool

23.20Bastard Sonof TommyCooper

11.30 String CheeseIncident

14.45StantonWarriors

16.15Ben & Lex

16.30 Gringo Ska

18.00 No 1 Station

19.30Top Cats

20.30Jah Free

21.00StatesideHombres

22.00Dread ZoneSoundsystem

22.30 Zion Train

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TRIBUTE TO JOE STRUMMEROn Friday night from 8pm,Left Field pays tribute to JoeStrummer, kicking off with DonLetts’ director’s cut of the Clashbiopic Westway to the World.Following at 9.30pm is the worldpremier of The Last NightLondon Burned, a film ofStrummer’s last London gig, the firefighters benefit at ActonTown Hall. The finale at 10pmhas Don Letts and the DubCartel’s Dan Donovan spin Clashclassics into the small hours.

THE BALLROOMBack by popular demand, thevelvet-lined ballroom will onceagain echo to the strains ofswing, tango and capoeira,played by a 17-piece orchestra.And if you haven’t a clue whatcapoeira is, come and learn: thereare lessons daily from 1pm-3pm.Tea and cakes follow afterwardsand then the dance bands kickin from 4pm. Swap your mud-stained jeans for a ballgown ortux, available for hire.

THE CASINOAnd if you’ve already donnedyour tux for the evening, whynot migrate to the gaming

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tables at midnight. Roulette andblackjack are on offer, and youcan exhange your hard-won chipsfor drinks. The casino’s cabaretlounge presents some weird andwonderful entertainment eachevening, some totally unsuitablefor children. That’s a promise.

SILVER SERVICERESTAURANTWhen you’ve tired of noodlesand pizza slices, then book yourtable at the festival’s only à lacarte eaterie, where top chefsprepare gourmet meals in aspace of refined elegance,replete with flowers, fountainsand chandeliers. Reservationsand smart clothes are essential.

MECCADONALD’S MOSQUEShow solidarity with ourMuslim friends by visiting themosque, which will present someof the finest crossover vibes, suchas Hubble Bubble’s 21st-centurybellydancing breakbeats.

FIRESHOWFinally, don’t miss the usualclosing night pyrotechnicdisplay near the Stone Circleon Sunday night at 11.45pm.See the festival out with a bang.

WEAR YOUR MINI-GUIDE WITH PRIDE AND WIN A SONY ERICSSON T310Throughout the festival our roving photographer will be snapping festival-goers with Glastonbury Mini-Guides round their necks. If you’re among them, you could win one of 10 Sony EricssonT310 mobile phones, plus a £50 airtime voucher.The phone features photo messaging, colourscreen, downloadable games and polyphonic,composable ring tones. Photos of the 10 winners will appear in the GuardianGuide in two weeks time. So make sure you keep your Mini-Guide on you at all times and don’t forget to read the Guide on Saturday July 12.

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INDEX OF MAIN BANDS

2 Many DJs D Sat 19.1520-20's O Sat 12.20A Man Called Adam G Sat 14.30Afro Celts OW Fri 15.45Aidan B G Fri 12.30Akasha D Sat 13.00Alison Moyet OW Fri 18.45Amy Wadge Ac Sun 12.30Andy Sheppard OW Sun 12.30Arnold Av Sun 18.00Arthur Brown Av Sun 19.30Asian Dub Foundation P Sun 14.30Athlete O Fri 14.00Audio Bullys D Fri 18.00Baghdaddies Av Sat 15.00The Bandits N Sat 16.50The Basement N Sat 14.50Ben Andrews OW Fri 11.15 P Sat 10.30Beth Gibbons Ac Sun 17.45Beth Orton OW Fri 20.15Blackalicious D Sun 17.15Black Box Recorder N Fri 19.20Blak Twang D Sat 17.00Boogie Knights D Sat 12.00Boom Bip D Sun 11.00 G Sat 18.30Brendon Benson N Fri 18.20Buena Vista Social Club presentsOmara Portuondo OW Sun 22.45Buffseeds N Fri 13.30The Burn O Sat 11.20Cache Av Sun 11.45The Caesars N Fri 16.20Calexico OW Sun 19.45Cerys Matthews Ac Sun 16.30Chemical Brothers D Sat 22.15Chris Clark G Sat 20.15

Chris Difford Ac Sat 15.15Chuck Prophet and MissionExpress OW Fri 12.45Clare Teal OW Sat 11.15Cooper Temple Clause O Fri 17.10The Coral O Sat 21.30Corporate Whores Av Fri 11.15Damien Rice O Sun 15.20The Damned Av Sat 23.00Danny Macmillan G Fri 14.30Darden Smith Ac Fri 15.30The Darkness P Fri 10.15Dave Gahan O Sun 19.40David Gray P Fri 20.55David Holmes presents The FreeAssociation OW Sat 17.00David Oglivy Ac Sat 14.15David Saw Ac Fri 12.30Dead Fish N Sat 09.30Death in Vegas N Fri 23.05De La Soul P Fri 14.30The Delgados N Sun 19.40Dhol Foundation OW Sun 11.15DJ AFX G Sat 23.00DJ Ans (Nano) G Sun 15.30DJ Barry Krishna G Sat 16.00DJ Format & Abdominal D Sun 12.40DJ Marky and XRS D Sun 18.15

DJ Swamp D Sat 18.45DJ Zinc and MC AD D Sun 20.15DNA Doll O Sat 10.20The Dorothy Strain N Sun 13.15Doves O Sun 22.30Drew Ac Sun 13.15Durutti Column Ac Sat 16.30Echo and the Bunnymen P Fri 13.00Eighties etc O Sat 16.20Electric 6 O Fri 18.40Eric Bibb Ac Sun 19.15Erin McKeown Ac Sun 14.20Erol Alkan D Sat 17.45EZ Rollers D Sun 13.50Fabrics Av Fri 12.15Far Que Av Fri 13.30Fat Boy Slim D Fri 22.30Feeder P Sun 19.30Fineline N Sun 11.00Finka N Sat 11.00The Flaming Lips P Sat 21.05Flint N Sun 21.00The Frames Ac Fri 17.45Future Heads N Fri 14.25Futureshock D Fri 13.40The Gathering O Sun 11.20Gemma Hayes O Sat 13.20Goldfrapp N Sat 21.30Grandaddy O Sun 18.20Greenpeace Kids G Fri 11.30Hallucinogen in Dub G Sun 19.00Har Mar Superstar O Fri 11.10Hokum Clones N Sat 14.05Hope of the States N Sun 18.40Hybrid G Sat 19.15I Am Kloot N Fri 17.20Iain Taylor G Fri 18.00

Idlewild O Fri 20.00Inspiral Carpets P Fri 11.30Interpol O Sat 17.30Jacques Lu Cont D Sat 20.15James Lavelle G Fri 19.15Jane Taylor N Sat 13.25Jazz Jamaica All Stars OW Sun 18.15The Jeevas O Fri 10.20Jesse Malin N Sun 14.00Jimmy Cliff P Sat 14.55John Cale N Sat 23.00Jon Carter D Sat 21.15Jools Holland P Sat 13.10Joyce OW Sat 12.30Julian Cope Ac Fri 21.00Junior Senior N Fri 20.20Just Jack D Sun 13.10Kanda Bongo Man OW Sat 21.30Kathleen Edwards Ac Sat 13.15Kava Kava Av Sat 20.00Kila Av Sun 16.00Kings of Leon N Sat 20.10Koru G Sat 13.30 G Sun 13.15Krafty Kuts D Fri 12.40Krust and Die present I-KamanchiD Sun 16.15Laid Blak Av Fri 15.00

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INDEX OF MAIN BANDS

Lamb OW Sat 23.10Le Cod Afrique Av Sun 13.00Lee Coombs G Fri 21.45Lemon Jelly N Fri 21.30Leningrad Cowboys P Sun 11.30The Libertines O Sat 18.50Linda Lewis OW Sat 14.00Los Lobos Ac Sat 21.00 The Lost Girls N Sun 10.30Love Grocer Av Fri 18.30Love With Arthur Lee O Sat 20.00Macy Gray P Sun 17.45Mairead N Fri 11.00Man With No Name G Sun 16.30Manic Street Preachers P Sun 21.00Maria Doyle Kennedy Ac Fri 16.35Mekon D Sat 16.00Mew N Fri 15.25Mint Royale D Fri 15.40Moby P Sun 22.40Mogwai P Fri 16.00Moloko OW Sat 20.00Morcheeba OW Fri 23.15Morning Jacket O Sun 13.20Moulinex the Blender D Sat 11.00Mr Mojo N Fri 11.50Mukka Av Sun 14.30Nada Surf O Fri 12.00NED G Sun 22.45Nigel Maslin Jones Av Sat 16.30Nils Petter Molvaer OW Sun 21.15Nitin Sawhney OW Sat 18.30Nodens Ictus G Sat 17.00OBI Ac Sat 12.30Ozomatli OW Fri 17.15 P Sat 11.40Ozric Tentacles Av Sun 21.00Pete Yorn O Fri 13.00

PFN G Fri 15.45Phonetics Av Sat 12.15Pina OW Sun 10.00Plaid G Sat 21.30Plump DJs D Fri 16.30The Polyphonic Spree P Sat 16.40Primal Scream O Fri 23.00Pronghom Av Sat 21.30Protoculture G Sun 14.30Radio 4 N Sat 17.50Radiohead P Sat 22.55Rahzel D Sun 19.15The Rain Band O Sun 10.20Raja Ram G Sun 20.15The Rapture O Sun 17.20The Raveonettes O Sun 16.20REM P Fri 22.50Richard Thompson Ac Sun 21.00Rileys Second Skin N Fri 10.15Roddy Frame Ac Sun 15.25Rodrigo y Gabriela Ac Fri 14.30The Roots D Sun 21.15Royksopp O Fri 21.30Saian Supa Crew D Sun 14.30Sander Kleinenberg D Sat 14.30Scratch Perverts D Sun 22.30Seb Fontaine D Fri 19.00Seventh Son N Sat 11.50

Sharon Shannon Ac Fri 19.15Shirovski N Sun 12.30Shpongle G Sun 21.15Sigur Ros O Sun 21.00Simple Kid O Sun 12.20Siobhan Donaghy N Sun 15.40Sirius B Av Fri 16.30Skatalites OW Fri 21.45Skinny Sumo Av Fri 20.00Slovo OW Sun 14.00Souad Massi OW Fri 14.15Soul of Man D Fri 14.40South N Sat 12.40Sparta O Sat 14.20Squarepusher G Sun 23.00Stabilizer D Fri 11.00The Stands N Sat 15.50Starspangles N Sun 17.40Steve N Sat 10.15Steve Harley Ac Sat 17.45The Streets D Sun 23.00String Cheese Incident OW Sat 15.30Suede P Fri 19.10Sugababes P Sun 16.20Sugacult O Sun 14.20Super Furry Animals O Sat 23.00Supergrass P Sat 19.30System 7 Av Sun 22.30Tayo G Fri 20.30Ted Barnes Ac Fri 13.30Temple of Sound Av Fri 21.30Terri Walker D Sun 15.15Themroc D Sat 15.30The Thrills O Sat 15.20

Tom MacRae O Fri 15.00Tomp G Sat 21.00Tony Allen Av Fri 23.00Tony Global G Fri 16.45Town Band P Sun 10.30Tricky N Sun 22.30Tristan G Sun 17.45Turin Brakes P Sat 18.00UnCut D Sun 12.00Up The Rebels Av Sat 11.15Venus Hum N Sun 16.40Warblefly Av Sat 13.30The Warlocks N Sat 18.50The Waterboys Ac Sat 19.30 P Sun 13.00Way Out West G Fri 23.00Weapons of Mass Belief Av Sat 18.30Will Saul G Fri 13.30Will White D Sat 13.30Xpress 2 D Fri 20.30Yes OW Sun 15.30Yo La Tengo O Fri 16.00The Zutons N Sun 14.50Zwan P Fri 17.30

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RAINBOW WARRIOR(Meeting Place)Busy hangout/junction: watchthe world, and its dog, go by.

MANDELA(Pyramid Stage, left)A view of the main stage, andfast service for serious thirsts.

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THE CROWN(One World field)Live music to relax to (or justrelax in the beer garden).

DISTRICT 6(edge of the One World field)Last chance for a drink beforeyou enter the Green Fields.

RED FLAG(Acoustic field)A real ale bar in harmony withthe acoustics and the people.

TOLPUDDLE(Cinema field)The place for movie fans.

LOWER DEPTHS(Theatre field)An intimate bar to escape themad, mad world out there.

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