With constant downpours, floods, the rise in competition and finally slow ticket sales by 2008, the Glastonbury Festival went through troubled times. Then came the triumphant, sun scorched festivals of 2009 and the 40th anniversary in 2010. In a series of stunning photographs, and notes on personal memorable moments, Tony Hill captures the sights and spirit of Glastonbury as it re-established itself as the world’s premier music festival.
*Photos in portrait and landscape.
From the author of If the kids are United, The Palace and the Punks and Even Everest Shook.
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