Everyday objects
We bring the brightest stars in the musical firmament a collection of everyday objects - a tin of beans, a pair of goggles to a jar of Marmite - for a spot of show and tell
Glasto objects: James Blunt
James Blunt is stumped by some of our everyday festival objects, but has a good tip for blocking out the sunlight in the mornings
Glasto objects: the Fratellis
The Scottish band are the first to ruminate on our everyday Glasto objects, before playing the Pyramid Stage tonight
Joss Stone and some everyday objects
Join everyone's favourite singer from the West country (via the the West Coast), in the last of GU Music's groundbreaking, celebrity-confusing series of video interviews.
Hard Fi and some everyday objects
Hard-Fi have been grafting away in the studio for the best part of a year, so you can imagine how excited they were to get their mitts on a bottle of Lambrini! Not to mention trying on a rather fetching top hat!
Ali Love and some everyday objects
When Ali Love picks up a can of beans, a pair of goggles and various other everyday objects, nothing untoward occurs. Give him a humble banana, on the other hand, and the result is very different...
The Dykeenies and some everyday objects
We're not saying Scottish five-piece the Dykeenies are fantasists, but considering Alan and Brian claim they were raised on a diet of cat food and that the umbrella was used as the first ever parachute, is it possible to believe a word they say?
Hadouken! and some everyday objects
Alice Spooner and James Smith from Hadouken! meet Rufus the bear, George W Bush and our other everyday objects. Plus, James treats us to some freestyle ruler-jazz. Hadouken!
Calvin Harris and some everyday objects
Scottish disco kid Calvin Harris likes girls. He likes all the girls. But luckily for us, he put his mind to something else for five minutes to manhandle a series of everyday objects. Expect good humour and some fascinating insights into the Harris ancestry.
Macy Gray and some every day objects
The R&B star on dog poop (the dry kind) and the false truths of gossip magazines.
The Feeling and some everyday objects
How long is a piece of string? Can you really win a fight with a Swiss army knife? And just what does a dustpan and brush have to do with Pet Sounds? The Feeling ponder all these questions and more, and even go some way to answering them, when confronted with a series of everyday objects.