Too old for music festivals? We ask if festivals are ageless and if if ever too late to start attending

Welcome to Festival Sounds, the podcast that explores new music at iconic UK music festivals such as Glastonbury Festival and asks, "Are music festivals ageless?". Are you ever too old to enjoy Glastonbury Festival? Bill is joined by his friend and new music fan Grahame. We talk about age, family commitments and what music to listen out for at this years festivals. Will Young Fathers be the show stealers this year?But it's not just about the music. Join us as we celebrate new discoveries and reflect on the significance of music festivals in our lives.

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