 Venue |
Glastonbury Festival - Main Stage
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| Address |
Worthy Lane, Pilton
Shepton Mallet BA4 4BY
England
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| First Date |
1970 |
| Notes
| The first Glastonbury Festival was held in 1970 and was called the Pop, Folk & Blues Festival. It featured a single Main Stage. In 1971, the Main Stage was rebuilt and become known as the Pyramid Stage. |
| Related Venues |
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Also known as
Glastonbury Festival - Pyramid Stage In 1971, the Main Stage was rebuilt as the Pyramid Stage. Throughout the history of Glastonbury Festival, the Pyramid Stage has been periodically named the Main Stage.
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Is part of
Worthy Farm
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| Map |
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| Latitude | Longitude |
51.159081 | -2.583461 |
| Events |
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Amazing Blondel, 19 September 1970
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Keith Christmas, 19 September 1970
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Stackridge, 19 September 1970
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Pop, Folk & Blues 1970: Main Stage, 19 September 1970
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T. Rex, 19 September 1970
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Ian A. Anderson, 19 September 1970
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Quintessence, 19 September 1970
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Duster Bennett, 19 September 1970
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Sam Apple Pie, 19 September 1970
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Wayne Fontana, 19 September 1970
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Steamhammer, 19 September 1970
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Al Stewart, 19 September 1970
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Planxty, 19 September 1970
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Marsupilami, 19 September 1970
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Roy Harper, 19 September 1970
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The Kinks, 19 September 1970
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Ian A. Anderson, 19 September 1970
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Steamhammer, 19 September 1970
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Al Stewart, 19 September 1970
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Wayne Fontana, 19 September 1970
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Planxty, 19 September 1970
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Sam Apple Pie, 19 September 1970
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Duster Bennett, 19 September 1970
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Marsupilami, 19 September 1970
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Quintessence, 19 September 1970
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Roy Harper, 19 September 1970
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T. Rex, 19 September 1970
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Pop, Folk & Blues 1970: Main Stage, 19 September 1970
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The Kinks, 19 September 1970
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Stackridge, 19 September 1970
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Keith Christmas, 19 September 1970
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Amazing Blondel, 19 September 1970
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| Venue Identifier |
20856 |
| Dataset |
AusStage |
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