Day 2 on the farm and people are still arriving! Some by car, some by plane, some by train, but not this guy…
Meet @jackcullenmusic the former professional rugby player-turned-musician who has cycled over 650 miles from Edinburgh to Glastonbury, making impactful stops every step of the way.
Catch him this Sunday at @GlastonburyOfficial’s Wishing Well Stage at 2:50.
are they good cycling shoes they’re breathable Okay
They’re not waterproof Um do they look No they don’t look good But um but I have worn them the whole way and it’s been Yeah they’re they’re a bit smelly now
Hello You’re watching Rolling Stone UK It’s day two of Glastonbury The crowds are still arriving Some people have come by the train some have driven but not this guy This is Jack Cullen Jack can you tell us exactly how you’ve come to Glastonbury uh I’ve come by bike as you can see Um a big bike a heavy bike a bike with all uh all we needed along the way with our tent and food and water and most importantly the guitar
Yeah
Um as I’m playing on on Sunday we cycled from Edinburgh set off at the end of May and we’ve had the best time I’ve been cycling with one of my my best friends childhood friends George And there was the question all along as to whether George was going to get a ticket Can you confirm is George here has George managed to get a Glastonbury ticket
he came to
George is in We are in
He’s in He’s basically got a a job uh picking up litter or at least helping the logistics of picking up litter
Yeah it’s quite quite a good deal that
I think it’s good I think it’s good Yeah exactly
So you said that you’re playing later in the weekend Tell us about your music and your set my new single which is called All I Need which is basically um about being out away from home and realizing that you’ve got all you need kind of within you And we wanted I guess wanted to visually represent that by having all all I need uh on the bike
And excuse me for asking how’s the saddle source
the saddle’s good The saddle’s good Yeah we’re we’re good
Perfect Thank you so much Jack