Emily Evis has admitted that she does not believe that the Neil Young group will be broadcast at the British Broadcasting Authority – where some fans fear the repetition of the sound problems that have been exposed to rock shows this week
The main Glastonbury of Rocker Neil Young has taken another development – with festival organizer Emily Evis now admits that his collection may not be broadcast at all.
On Tuesday, the pluscinemaz.comrevealed how the heart of the gold singer, 79, was still wandering with the BBC about what they could appear amid the concerns that can be cut greatly.
This came after we told us how the BBC Schedule of Live Groups was released to the audience, Yongon, while we mention the main headlines such as Charli XCX and DOECHII who play other stages on Saturday.
Now Evis said it suspects that the group will be broadcast at all.
“I asked Emily Evis about what is going on and says she does not think that the Neil Young group will be broadcast by the BBC,” said BBC Cologne Patterson.
“There were all kinds of quarrels and negotiations behind the scenes, but with the survival of you now, the Neil Young address will not be broadcast on Saturday night by the BBC. Instead, they will display Charlie XCX.”
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In another development, the fans are now afraid after its last European offer in Bergen, Norway, Copenhagen, Denmark have been subjected to sound problems.
Fans complained of a weak audio mixture. Some were also not satisfied with at least one of these shows, and I had no large screens for the masses to see the movement from the back of the crowd.
It is not known whether this is the case in Glastonbury or not.
The BBC presidents are said carefully after the star withdrew from the festival earlier this year, citing concerns about the “companies' control” of the British Broadcasting Authority.
He said in January.
A BBC spokeswoman said: “We aim to bring the masses as possible as many shows from the pyramid stage, and the tables and our planning planning are still, and even during the festival,” said a BBC spokeswoman. Young has the sounds of his fears that made the initial standing recently. He prevented his two years from Spotify for two years, saying that PodCaster on the platform had published information to mislead the vaccine.
When Young Glastonbury played in 2009, only five songs were broadcast. “The Neil Young profession has been made on its own conditions,” said Mark Cooper, CEO of the British Broadcasting Authority, said:
“They believe in the direct event and keep its ambiguity and conquest. They have decided to provide one song on the Internet during the weekend to give a flavor from his collection. This is Rocken in the free world and this is their decision. Maybe you will not find many young offers in Nile available on the Internet or online.”
