For many punters, Glastonbury doesn鈥檛 mean rock bands, stone circles and Billy Bragg - it means The Chemical Brothers, and little else. To say the Mancunian dance duo - Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons - are legends of the festival doesn鈥檛 do them enough justice. By our count, 2015 marks the eighth time they鈥檝e appeared on the line-up and they鈥檝e always been sensational, whether ruling the Dance Tent in 1998, headlining the entire festival on Friday night in 2000 (a huge moment for dance music) or playing on the Other Stage in 2011 after an unusually long (four-year) Glastonbury hiatus.
This year comes with a bonus for fans. Soon after the festival, The Chemical Brothers will release Born In The Echoes, their eighth album and first since 2010鈥檚 Further. Expect a slew of new songs to be played as they close the Other Stage, including Sometimes I Feel So Deserted, the first track we鈥檝e heard from the album, which was premiered on Radio 1 in April.
For many punters, Glastonbury doesn鈥檛 mean rock bands, stone circles and Billy Bragg - it means The Chemical Brothers, and little else. To say the Mancunian dance duo - Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons - are legends of the festival doesn鈥檛 do them enough justice. By our count, 2015 marks the eighth time they鈥檝e appeared on the line-up and they鈥檝e always been sensational, whether ruling the Dance Tent in 1998, headlining the entire festival on Friday night in 2000 (a huge moment for dance music) or playing on the Other Stage in 2011 after an unusually long (four-year) Glastonbury hiatus.
This year comes with a bonus for fans. Soon after the festival, The Chemical Brothers will release Born In The Echoes, their eighth album and first since 2010鈥檚 Further. Expect a slew of new songs to be played as they close the Other Stage, including Sometimes I Feel So Deserted, the first track we鈥檝e heard from the album, which was premiered on Radio 1 in April.
