We bring the stars out… Orange unveil re-designed Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent at Glastonbury 2010.
As Glastonbury’s Official Communications Partner, Orange will be celebrating the festival’s 40th anniversary in style. The Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent is back and this year it’s bigger and better than ever before. For 2010, Orange has created an incredible three-zone area themed around the Past, Present and Future.
Future
The future will be represented in Orange’s phenomenonal future cube. Rest your weary feet and step into an animated world of Glastonbury 2050 with an impressive 360 degree projection that spans the 9 x 9m Orange structure. Visitors will be invited to select their own line up for the Pyramid Stage, play interactive games to win side of stage tickets and even select the weather; all of which will effect the audio, lighting and mood of the space - a true vision of what festivals may be like in years to come. The future cube will also host the premiere of three Music Matters films unveiled by a very special guest on Saturday 26th June. The Music Matters campaign is a collective of people across the music industry, including artists, retailers, songwriters, labels and managers, formed to remind listeners of the significance and value of music.
Present
With over 800 mobile chargers available, this is the place to power up your phone before heading out to watch the days entertainment. The area will be the ultimate chill out zone with sofas and screens playing live football as well as Pyramid Stage footage from the BBC. Orange will provide laptops with internet access, so you can tweet about your Glastonbury adventures, there will also be a 3D Glastonbury Map so that festival goers can work out their movements for the day ahead, the 3D map features a 'fly through' function allowing them to cast a birds eye view over the festival site.
Past
Featuring a mini replica of the Pyramid Stage for performances and screenings of heritage Glastonbury sets, make up artists and a masseuse will also be at hand to provide free makeovers and massages all weekend. Igniting the party on both Friday and Saturday night, the Dixon Brothers will be playing out a raucous, cross-genre DJ set until 10pm.
Across the weekend the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent will host short, unannounced acoustic sets from the likes of Ellie Goulding, Lissie, Tinie Tempah, Liam Bailey, Paloma Faith, Imelda May and Newton Faulkner.
One of the UK’s most acclaimed new artists; Coco Sumner’s solo project I Blame Coco will also take to the stage on the Saturday. Her debut single ‘Caesar’, featuring Robyn, was released in February 2010 to rave reviews. One of the most eagerly anticipated albums of the year ‘The Constant’ is due to follow in September. The next single ‘Self Machine’ will be released on 12th July following her Glastonbury appearance. Catch I Blame Coco in the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent where she will be performing a very special duet.
Coco Sumner, said: “Playing at Glastonbury is going to be amazing; it’s the perfect place to introduce our tracks. I’m especially excited about our playing the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent as we have a surprise guest stopping by for an exclusive duet. I think the audience will love it, let’s just hope the sun comes out! ”
The Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent will be open on Wednesday from 2.30 until 10pm and 10am until 10pm from Thursday onwards. Follow the Orange Glasto Blog at www.orange.co.uk/glastonbury for updates from the field.
Future
The future will be represented in Orange’s phenomenonal future cube. Rest your weary feet and step into an animated world of Glastonbury 2050 with an impressive 360 degree projection that spans the 9 x 9m Orange structure. Visitors will be invited to select their own line up for the Pyramid Stage, play interactive games to win side of stage tickets and even select the weather; all of which will effect the audio, lighting and mood of the space - a true vision of what festivals may be like in years to come. The future cube will also host the premiere of three Music Matters films unveiled by a very special guest on Saturday 26th June. The Music Matters campaign is a collective of people across the music industry, including artists, retailers, songwriters, labels and managers, formed to remind listeners of the significance and value of music.
Present
With over 800 mobile chargers available, this is the place to power up your phone before heading out to watch the days entertainment. The area will be the ultimate chill out zone with sofas and screens playing live football as well as Pyramid Stage footage from the BBC. Orange will provide laptops with internet access, so you can tweet about your Glastonbury adventures, there will also be a 3D Glastonbury Map so that festival goers can work out their movements for the day ahead, the 3D map features a 'fly through' function allowing them to cast a birds eye view over the festival site.
Past
Featuring a mini replica of the Pyramid Stage for performances and screenings of heritage Glastonbury sets, make up artists and a masseuse will also be at hand to provide free makeovers and massages all weekend. Igniting the party on both Friday and Saturday night, the Dixon Brothers will be playing out a raucous, cross-genre DJ set until 10pm.
Across the weekend the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent will host short, unannounced acoustic sets from the likes of Ellie Goulding, Lissie, Tinie Tempah, Liam Bailey, Paloma Faith, Imelda May and Newton Faulkner.
One of the UK’s most acclaimed new artists; Coco Sumner’s solo project I Blame Coco will also take to the stage on the Saturday. Her debut single ‘Caesar’, featuring Robyn, was released in February 2010 to rave reviews. One of the most eagerly anticipated albums of the year ‘The Constant’ is due to follow in September. The next single ‘Self Machine’ will be released on 12th July following her Glastonbury appearance. Catch I Blame Coco in the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent where she will be performing a very special duet.
Coco Sumner, said: “Playing at Glastonbury is going to be amazing; it’s the perfect place to introduce our tracks. I’m especially excited about our playing the Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent as we have a surprise guest stopping by for an exclusive duet. I think the audience will love it, let’s just hope the sun comes out! ”
The Orange Chill ‘n’ Charge tent will be open on Wednesday from 2.30 until 10pm and 10am until 10pm from Thursday onwards. Follow the Orange Glasto Blog at www.orange.co.uk/glastonbury for updates from the field.
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