Glastonbury's After-Hours Magic: A Photo Book

0:00On April 8th, Glastonbury Faithfuls have a fresh way to relive those epic dawn vibes with a new photo book called Not Done Yet, Glastonbury after the music. Photographer Misha Holler zeroed in on the festival's small hours, snapping Blerii crowds from 4 to 8 a.m. during the 2024 edition at Worthy Farm. Holler built on his earlier work from not going home, which documented 1990s clever stumbling into sunrise. This project kicked off after his old shots when viral, online through the British culture archive, pulling in thousands of likes fast. Festival magic hits different in those unguarded moments, away from daytime poses and cheers. Holler cost security crews still grinding, wide-eyed wanderers from the dance zones, all buzzing from five straight days of pure release. High on. Lifer, whatever else fuels the fire. For his debut at Glastonbury, Holler hit the sack early each night to rise with the sun, grabbing raw, unscripted scenes of joy and connection.

1:01The book closes poignant with two buddies trekking back to their 10 at 5 a.m. Monday, arm and arm, already plotting their return. With Glastonbury eyeing a break in 2026, this book's dropping April 17 prime time to snack a copy and keep those after hours. High's alive in your mind. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.