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Superswamis & Triple H play Glastonbury, plus Michael Jackson learns Punjabi!

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Bobby Friction | 16:10 UK time, Friday, 23 May 2008

Today Radio 1 announced that the Superswami's & Triple H Productions have been picked to play the 'Introducing' stage at this years Glastonbury festival.

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Its great news for both bands (also both 'Friction Introducing' artists from my show) and tops off 12 monthsÌýwhich have seen both bands invade the space currently occupied by bands 'who can play instruments' like Swami & Tigerstyle.

They both still haven't officially released any music yet, but last year's Glastonbury 'Introducing' artists Riz MC & Tigerstyle are both 2 months away from having major releases - Watch this space!

To check out the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ's Introducing space just click here

and to check out 'Friction Introducing' click here

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On another note - as Britain goes mad for Punjabi Dance Duo Suleman Mirza/Madhu Singh on Britain's got talent, news has reached me that Michael Jackson himself has decided to launch a PunjabiÌýLanguage album - check this sneak preview smuggled out from the states..

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