Beyonce will headline Glastonbury festival's last night tonight. The R&B singer will play on the Pyramid stage while Queens of the Stone Age will play the Other Stage. It's expected that Beyonce will bring Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams with her for a Destiny's Child reunion.
Fans of Queens of the Stone Age can have no complaints if Josh Homme and the gang fail to perform their favourite tune at Glastonbury this summer; the Los Angeles rockers have thrown open their setlist open to the public.
QOTSA headline the Other Stage on Sunday, June 26, and will play 10 songs as voted for by visitors to a special BBC web page, the NME reports. Not that Homme is offering up his entire back catalogue to the public whim -- anyone hoping to force him to have a stab at, say, the minute-and-a-half long, Nick Oliveri-sung, garage-screamer 'Quick and to the Pointless,' from 2000's 'Rated R,' will be disappointed -- but he has made a list of 50 tunes available for Glasto-goers to choose from.
The list includes tracks from all five of the Queens' albums to date -- from their 1998 self-titled debut to 2007's 'Era Vulgaris' -- and features all the usual suspects like 'Lost Art of Keeping a Secret' and 'No One Knows' alongside more obscure cuts. BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe will be announcing the tunes fans have chosen to be their feel good hits of the summer on his pre-Glastonbury 23 June show. Voting is open until June 9.
Fans of Queens of the Stone Age can have no complaints if Josh Homme and the gang fail to perform their favourite tune at Glastonbury this summer; the Los Angeles rockers have thrown open their setlist open to the public.
QOTSA headline the Other Stage on Sunday, June 26, and will play 10 songs as voted for by visitors to a special BBC web page, the NME reports. Not that Homme is offering up his entire back catalogue to the public whim -- anyone hoping to force him to have a stab at, say, the minute-and-a-half long, Nick Oliveri-sung, garage-screamer 'Quick and to the Pointless,' from 2000's 'Rated R,' will be disappointed -- but he has made a list of 50 tunes available for Glasto-goers to choose from.
The list includes tracks from all five of the Queens' albums to date -- from their 1998 self-titled debut to 2007's 'Era Vulgaris' -- and features all the usual suspects like 'Lost Art of Keeping a Secret' and 'No One Knows' alongside more obscure cuts. BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe will be announcing the tunes fans have chosen to be their feel good hits of the summer on his pre-Glastonbury 23 June show. Voting is open until June 9.
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