Billy Bragg on Glastonbury and activism: “The idea of the younger generation not being political has gone in the dumpster”
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nme.comNME about what he’s missing the most about Worthy Farm, and his plans to fill that Glastonbury-shaped hole in his life this weekend. “Maybe I’ll sit around the campfire, and play some loud dance music from the living room with the windows closed so I can get that damp ‘doof doof doof’ sound in the distance.”As LeftField stage where music and politics combine for punters to “recharge their activism”, Bragg has become part of the fabric of the festival – like the mud, the drop-toilets, Michael Eavis’ infectious grin and those blissful sunrises at the Stone Circle.
While having to ‘Glasto At Home’ like the rest of us, Bragg isn’t resting on his laurels. As well as recording a cover of Taylor Swift in tribute to this year’s headliner for NME,.
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