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Apparently the Sunday on the Pryamid stage at Glastonbury is going to be all women.
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Because of how outdated the industry is, aye. Its levelling out all of the time these days and it's about time it was reflected on festival lineups too. It'll inspire a lot of bairns growing up as well to see female artists and bands up there on a level platform with men.
Surely the music business is just based on popularity?That is truly a terrible analogy.
Virtue signalling nonsenseApparently the Sunday on the Pryamid stage at Glastonbury is going to be all women.
Not really - you're talking about shoehorning female acts onto a bill because they're female rather than them being any use. Which is fuckin stupid.
More nonsense.Because of how outdated the industry is, aye. Its levelling out all of the time these days and it's about time it was reflected on festival lineups too. It'll inspire a lot of bairns growing up as well to see female artists and bands up there on a level platform with men.
It's not so much about chucking just anyone on the bill though. Part of me is pessimistic about there being enough quality acts to go around in the short term.If you're good enough and you sell enough you play. There's no conspiracy here.
Is it not? People pay for what they want.Yes really. Sport is nothing like music, there are physical differences. It's not a valid comparison in the slightest.
They wouldn't be being shoehorned on either. The majority of male bands are shite, no idea why they're more deserving to be on a line up than their female counterparts. There are plenty of good female bands and artists that are left off line ups in favour of what I assume organisers think are 'safer' options.
That environment already exists and has done for a long long time. If they're good enough, they sell. They play.It's not so much about chucking just anyone on the bill though. Part of me is pessimistic about there being enough quality acts to go around in the short term.
But I do think there needs to be long term fostering of an environment where there's opportunity for more acts featuring women to get to a point where they're deemed good enough and sell enough.
Is a 50/50 gender balance at festivals going to achieve that? I don't know. It's a more positive step than shrugging your shoulders and thinking it'll sort itself out though.
I agree, the service on northern rail has been shocking latelyNeed more trans as well.
Jesus f***ing weptThe whole equality thing has gone way too far and become a farce. It will only get worse too.
He's right.Jesus f***ing wept
It's not about equality anymoreThe whole equality thing has gone way too far and become a farce. It will only get worse too.
So what?
Shall we stick ten lasses teams in the Premier League to balance it out a bit? It's a fuckin' nonsense man. If you're good enough and you sell enough you play. There's no conspiracy here.
Yes the music business is a male centric world, but that's just the nature of the beast. Men devote more to it. Men pick up guitars to impress girls. Men get all nerdy with audio gadgetry. Men become obsessive. Men buy the product.
Nee woman's ever had to pick up a guitar to pull a bloke.
I don't really know what it's about anymore. Maybe women getting over - but not on their own - through forced promotion.It's not about equality anymore
It's about virtue signalling and getting one over on people.
Why though? Is it because girls grow up seeing that guitars are for blokes? Would them seeing women with guitars be more of an inspiration for them to have a go?