Manx musicians bag Glastonbury gigs

Wednesday, 26 June 2019 06:30

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Two Manx musicians will be performing at the world famous Glastonbury Festival this week.

Terence George and Tiger Boom aka Teresa NcNulty will be part of the iconic event which is taking place at Worthy Farm in Somerset.

It comes after they recently impressed the organiser of the Perma-Culture stage whilst performing music around the campfire, and they've now been offered performance slots during the main festival.

The duo have been confirmed for Small Worlds on Sunday at 8.15pm with their time on the Perma-Culture stage to be confirmed.

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