BBC Glastonbury Experience to add Oasis' 1994 set to pop-up channel
The BBC are adding Oasis' debut Glastonbury set in 1994 to their Glastonbury Experience pop-up channel.
The Glastonbury Experience was announced last month, and will be available across BBC Television, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio and BBC Sounds.
BBC's Glastonbury Experience will take the place of this year's 50th anniversary celebrations, which had to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Last week, sets from Lorde, Bloc Party, IDLES, Disclosure, Janelle Monáe, Laura Marling, Haim, Royal Blood, The Streets, Sheryl Crow, and Elbow were announced for the BBC iPlayer pop-up channel, and today (15 June), Steve Lamacq announced on his BBC Radio 6 Music show that Oasis' debut set at Worthy Farm from 1994 will be added to the channel.
I said maaaaybe I don't really wanna know, how your garden grows, ‘cause Oasis’ set from 1994 will be part of the BBC's #Glastonbury2020 coverage.
— BBC Radio 6 Music (@BBC6Music) June 15, 2020
More info: https://t.co/C01QYhJdyF
PS we would love to see photos of your #GlastoAtHome tents in your garden tho. pic.twitter.com/MKa7SNtRz8
Their 1994 Glastonbury performance happened ahead of releasing their Definitely Maybe LP, and saw them cover The Bealtes' "I Am The Walrus".
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