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Wednesday, 20 June 2007, 15:36 GMT 16:36 UK

Glastonbury helps ticketless fans

Revellers arrive for the 2007 Glastonbury Festival Music fans whose Glastonbury tickets went missing in the post have been assured they will be able to attend this weekend's festival.

Organiser Michael Eavis told BBC Radio One that the 70-80 people affected have been contacted, and will receive duplicate passes at the gates.

Royal Mail says it is carrying out an "urgent investigation" into how the £145 passes were misplaced.

The festival has now opened its doors, with the first act playing on Thursday.

Largest ever

London-based singer-songwriter Beans On Toast opens proceedings on the Left Field stage, which promotes political activism.

Action on the main stages does not get under way until Friday, with acts on the bill including the Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, CSS, Arcade Fire, The Who and Amy Winehouse.

A Glastonbury ticket

It is the largest ever Glastonbury Festival, with 177,500 people expected to visit Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.

Forecasters have warned revellers to pack their wellington boots, with rain expected before, during and after the event.

Sodden attendees will be given the option of leaving their wet tents behind so they can be dried out and reused in impoverished countries.

The Give Me Shelter project, launched by charity Global Hand, hopes more than 1,000 people will donate their camping equipment for countries such as Botswana and Sri Lanka.

GLASTONBURY 2007
Main stage Other stage John Peel stage
Friday Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, The Fratellis, Bloc Party, Magic Numbers, Amy Winehouse, Gogol Bordello, The Earlies, The View, Adjagas Bjork, Arcade Fire, Rufus Wainright, The Coral, Super Furry Animals, Bright Eyes,The Automatic, Modest Mouse, The Cribs, Reverend and the Makers, Mr Hudson and the Library Hot Chip, Maccabees, Mumm Ra, Jack Penate, The Hold Steady, The New Pornographers, Tokyo Police Club, Good Shoes, The Annuals, Disco Ensemble, Fear Of Music, Look See Proof
Saturday The Killers, The Kooks, Paul Weller, Paolo Nutini, Lily Allen, Dirty Pretty Things, Guillemots, The Pipettes, Seasick Steve, Liz Green Iggy and the Stooges, Editors, Maximo Park, Babyshambles, The Klaxons, CSS, Biffy Clyro, The Long Blondes, Brakes, El Presidente, The Switches The Twang, Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly, Patrick Wolf, Bats For Lashes, Pigeon Detectives, Calvin Harris, You Say Party! We Say Die! Holy F***, The Heights, The Rushes, The Hours, Grim Northern Social, Blue Bullet
Sunday The Who, Kaiser Chiefs, Manic Street Preachers, Dame Shirley Bassey, James Morrison, The Marleys, The Waterboys, Corb Lund, National Youth Orchestra Chemical Brothers, The View, The Go Team, Mika, The Rakes, Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly, Cold War Kids, Sunshine Underground, The Enemy, The Holloways, Kharma 45 The Gossip, Jamie T, Just Jack, Mark Ronson, Scott Matthews, Young Knives, The Rumble Strips, The Horrors, The Noisettes, Tiny Dancers, Aqualung, Shoot the Moon




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