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Madeleine Bourne

Glastonbury 2022: We chat to Bristol-based Idles ahead of their festival performance

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Bristol-based punk rock favourites Idles have told Bristol Live that playing Glastonbury 2022 is a "dream come true." The Bristolians have been the cult indie favourites at the heart of the Bristol music scene for years, and tonight they're joining a stage that's seen Pete Doherty's The Libertines and indie-pop band Blossoms grace the stage earlier today.

The boys are fresh off a run of European festivals, and now they're set to play Glastonbury 2022 tonight (June 24). Bristol Live bumped into the band before their set at Glastonbury's Other Stage and they were pumped with adrenaline.

Lead vocalist, Joe Talbot, spoke to Bristol Live about their impending set. People often speak of the intangible 'magic' of Glastonbury, and that is not lost on Idles.

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