The Churnups. Ready To Churn It Up with a Wink T-Shirt

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Curiously, ‘Over And Out’ is the title of a 2005 song by Foo Fighters – whose name has also been associated with The Churnups. Some fans online have unearthed a 2021 Seattle Times article in which it’s said that frontman Dave Grohl used to be in a band called ‘Churn’. There's a link to the name The Churnups as well. It could be argued that you churn something up to make pulp. However, it could also be argued that to produce pulp you need more of a grinding, smashing or blending action. In addition, 2023 marks 25 years since Foo Fighters first performed at Glasto – on the same day and in the same slot as The Churnups are billed. The ChurnUps have no digital presence but have been given a top slot on the Pyramid Stage on Friday, June 23. The band is set to play in between Texas and Royal Blood from 6.15pm until 7.30pm. Having said all that, nobody really knows who The Churnups are. They could be something completely different and unexpected.

Alex James, another member of Blur, is famous for making cheese. Some people have linked this cheesy business with the word churn - but churning isn't particularly linked with cheese-making, you churn milk to make butter. Fans were convinced Pulp would be returning to Glastonbury Festival this year when they announced a big reunion tour. The band are touring the UK throughout the summer, and have the whole Glastonbury week free. The Foos – who have previously played surprise gigs under the moniker The Holy Shits – have space in their schedule to make a return to Glastonbury as it stands. They headlined the event in 2017, after being forced to cancel their appearance two years prior. A wildcard theory is that The Churnups could be a supergroup. This could potentially contain a selection of musicians from the bands named above.There are also some very dubious rumours swirling on social media that Foo Fighters have booked a hotel in Bristol around the time of Glastonbury. These rumours appear to have started prior to the announcement of The Churnups, although we would take this with a large pinch of salt. Wildcard theory - a supergroup? Pulp is currently embarking on a UK reunion tour and has a gap in their schedule around the time of Glastonbury, which this year is from June 21 to 25. Many Glastonbury fans remarked that the set was longer than it usually is in that slot at an hour and 15 minutes. A frenzy of wild speculation has been unleashed among music fans after a band that doesn't exist was revealed on the line-up for the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2023. "The Churnups" will perform on the main stage on Friday June 23, but there is no record of any band with that name, and this has sparked a flood of rumours and conjecture online.

They aren't strangers to a secret set at Worthy Farm either. They appeared in an unannounced slot on the Park Stage in 2011.Whether The Churnups' true identity will be officially revealed ahead of their show is yet to be seen but Emily Eavis suggested it might. Speaking to Radio 2 ahead of the Churnups performance, the festival organiser told presenter Zoe Ball: "It's coming soon". She said: “To be honest, I think there’s a lot of rumours that are circulating about The Churnups one of which is true. I don’t think I can completely confirm but it’s coming soon." Since the full schedule was revealed at the end of May, people have been sharing their theories about who the mystery act will be - and there are some options that seem more plausible than others. Glastonbury Festival 2023: Elton John promises to bring special guests for his 'different' Pyramid Stage show Foo Fighters, meanwhile, are due to release their 11th album – and first since Hawkins’ death in March 2022 – this Friday (June 2). Titled ‘But Here We Are’, the upcoming record has been previewed by the singles ‘Rescued’, ‘Under You’, ‘Show Me How’ and ‘The Teacher’.

Somerset Live has trawled the internet to find the best theories for the identity of the puzzling act. And there are a lot of theories out there. The name "The Churnups" also appears to indicate a mix of sorts. This could mean a mix of different artists. But nobody really knows As the name "The Churnups" is plural, it could reasonably be expected that the act will feature multiple people in a band of some sort, as opposed to a solo artist. We have also only examined acts that are currently performing and could realistically appear at Glastonbury Festival this year taking into account tour schedules. A mystery band will take to Glastonbury's famous Pyramid Stage on Friday night. Festival fans were sent into a frenzy trying to work out who it will be, but it seems we now have an answer.Glastonbury Festival has not revealed any details about the mysterious band. However, many people are theorising that The Churnups are a massive act hiding behind a fake name. Pulp are one of the most heavily mentioned names. They are another Britpop heavyweight, with well-known songs like Common People and Disco 2000, and they performed at Glastonbury in their heyday in 1995 and 1998. Graham Coxon (left) and Damon Albarn (right) of Blur perform on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2009 Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses and Elton John will headline this year’s Glastonbury. During a new interview, the latter said the historic appearance was “the most wonderful way to sign off in England” before he retires from touring.



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