Keep 'em Peeled: five acts to see at the John Peel Stage

Catch The Streets, Example, more at Glastonbury!

Dane Cobain - 16 June 2011

The Streets - Sunday – 22:05–23:15
Headlining the John Peel Stage on Sunday night, Mike Skinner and friends are a great way to end your festival as they stop off at Worthy Farm on their farewell tour. Forget Beyonce and watch Skinner part the crowd, run down the middle and crowd-surf back to the front.

Noah and the Whale - Saturday – 19:30–20:30
The indie-folk five-piece have won our hearts with sing-along anthems like ‘5 Years Time’ and ‘L.I.F.E. G.O.E.S. O.N.’ Ex-member Laura Marling is also making the journey to Glastonbury this summer, so watch out for a guest appearance.

The Horrors - Saturday - 18:10–19:00
Lead singer Faris could well be insane, but that doesn’t stop him from putting on a show. Mr. Peel was always a champion of punk, and The Horrors add a punk edge to gothic psychedelic rock.

Example – Friday – 21:00–22:00
The superstar hip-hopper is on at the same time as Mumford and Sons, Chase and Status and Morrissey, but don’t let that put you off. If we’re lucky, he’ll also debut new tracks from forthcoming album ‘Playing In The Shadows’, due for release this September.

Everything Everything – Sunday – 16:30–17:15
Virtual Festivals’ Ones to Watch Everything Everything are rising stars on the live circuit thanks to their eccentric sound and determination “not to sound like anyone else”. Intrigued? Then go and catch them on the Sunday.

Glastonbury Festival 2011 will take place at Worthy Farm in Somerset from 22-26 June.

U2, Coldplay and Beyonce are set to headline the festival, which will also see performances from Primal Scream, The Chemical Brothers and Queens of the Stone Age.

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