Glastonbury show

[The Wight Gunner]

It seems that on BBC2 on Saturday Guns n Roses will be shown (live?) but they've allotted a viewers window of 10pm-2am GMT . Looks like there's gonna be a truly great quality transmission of a show.

[AXLRIVERS]

Yep. It's on the sky planner and TV guides so hopefully it's nailed on. Setlist times say 9.30 to 11.45. So maybe shorter than a usual GnR show. let's hope for a good, quality show.

[Michael]

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/guns-n-roses-setlist-glastonbury-2023-b2361388.html

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001nbyk

[Executioner]

This is the big one all eyes will be on Axl and the band to see if they still have it and knock it out of the Park ,I wonder will they open with Jungle as the setlist will probably be a lot shorter than usual due to time slots and TV schedule ,will be interesting to see what they play on the night as on this tour they've added some rarer songs they haven't played in a while so it gives them a lot more options for a strong setlist.

[GnRScouse]

Yeah I'm interested by how much BBC will actually show,.hopefully all of it but reckon we won't get the full show. They'll definitely play DOTF as it's on a farm!

[AXLRIVERS]

Yeah shorter set hopefully means a strong setlist and weaker songs like Absurd bumped. Well, you never know with Ax.

[Mysteron]

Yep. It's on the sky planner and TV guides so hopefully it's nailed on. Setlist times say 9.30 to 11.45. So maybe shorter than a usual GnR show. let's hope for a good, quality show.

Glastonbury curfew is 12.30, so Guns should be able to do a fair few songs. The whole concert should be live, remember the red button

[AXLRIVERS]

Any guest spots do we think?

[martyngnr]

BBC always show the Glastonbury headliners on a delay of between 30-60 minutes.

Last year the Paul McCartney set started on TV an hour after it actually began.

Don't stress, we'll get to see it.

[GnRScouse]

Yeah Glastonbury website has GNR at 9.30 - 11.45 so hopefully they'll show all of it on BBC as it's on the listings as 10-2am.

[Mysteron]

Any guest spots do we think?

No idea. Paul Mccartney is dotted about, watching Foos. Maybe he could do Live and Let Die. Dave Grohl, friend of the band. Metallica members are about. Flea is about rhcp. Lots of potentials

[rizzo160]

I live in the USA and would like to stream the concert. Only problem is their is no app in the app store for BBC iplayer. Are there any other apps that stream the concert?

[Mysteron]

I live in the USA and would like to stream the concert. Only problem is their is no app in the app store for BBC iplayer. Are there any other apps that stream the concert?

Vpn, then connect to bbc iplayer

[The Wight Gunner]

I'm wondering if Uncle Axl is going to be there for Eltons last show tomorrow.

[Axlspants]

I’m excited to see if they treat it as ‘just another show’ - that’s not an insult they have been in top form in this tour. Or if they see this as a special gig. They have already been talked about on BBC News this morning, nothing negative. It’s fair to say the eyes of the UK are on them. I’m sure whatever happens it’s will be awesome and I can’t wait to watch later.

[GnRScouse]

I reckon they're going to pull it off and good sign that BBC showed the whole of Arctic Monkeys set last night. Also cool to see Duff and Slash at the side of the stage for Foo Fighters and Grohl reference Slash.

[jarmo]

I’m excited to see if they treat it as ‘just another show’ - that’s not an insult they have been in top form in this tour. Or if they see this as a special gig.

It's gonna be special. It's Glastonbury.

And, the set time kinda dictates a shorter set than previously on this tour.

For reference, the show in Oslo was just under three hours.




/jarmo

[rebelhipi]

Maybe Josh Freese guest spot for Chinese? Would be fun he wrote it but never got to play it live.

[cineater]

[Muerto]

Any tip for VPN connection?