Not sure which acts to see at Glastonbury Festival 2010? Let the current issue of Q Magazine help you decide.
In Q288 (U2 vs. Muse slipcase), the mag team have trawled the extensive Glastonbury line-up to pick out the The 50 Acts To See; those who are most worthy of your time on Worthy Farm.
They highlight some of the well known picks and the less obvious choices, the surprise packages and the bands who might be New To Q status now but whose name will likely be tripping of everybody's tongue in a year or two. Watch them this time round you'll be one of the few who can say "I saw them on the Queen's Head stage here two years ago". Whatever the outcome, your festival experience can surely only be better with this...
Q288: Issue preview - Including The 50 Acts To See at Glastonbury Festival 2010
2:15 PM | 18/06/2010
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