Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess has been very busy recently. He's written an autobiography Telling Stories, launched a record label - O Genesis, created a coffee brand, set up a touring American diner, guest presented on Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 6 Music and released a solo album: Oh No I Love You, in a collaboration with Lambchop’s Kurt Wagner which he will be showcasing on the Park Stage.
No stranger to playing Glastonbury, The Charlatans first played the then-named NME stage before Elastica in 1995 and more recently in 2002 on the Pyramid Stage.
It’s a joy to welcome back the Twitter-loving Salfordian, who is saving us all with his beats and his beans.
Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess has been very busy recently. He's written an autobiography Telling Stories, launched a record label - O Genesis, created a coffee brand, set up a touring American diner, guest presented on Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 6 Music and released a solo album: Oh No I Love You, in a collaboration with Lambchop’s Kurt Wagner which he will be showcasing on the Park Stage.
No stranger to playing Glastonbury, The Charlatans first played the then-named NME stage before Elastica in 1995 and more recently in 2002 on the Pyramid Stage.
It’s a joy to welcome back the Twitter-loving Salfordian, who is saving us all with his beats and his beans.
