Glastonbury Festival
After forcing themselves onto everyone’s phones with the free release of their thirteenth album Songs of Innocence, it only makes sense that they’d force themselves onto next year’s lineup. Although perhaps it’s more likely that they won’t be announced at all and just turn up on the day and play.
The band are the bookies favourites to headline, and with a new album in the works, they seem like a natural fit. There’s rumours every year (no pun intended), with organiser Michael Eavis even commenting on it in 2013: ‘We’re hoping to get them for 2015, but not next year’. What more do you need?
Source: Official Facebook / Stefan De Batselier
In 2009 when the band announced their break up the day wasn’t even over before people started speculating about a reunion, and Glastonbury is usually the first name on everyone’s lips. With six years having passed, and next year being the 20th anniversary of landmark album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? it’s about time isn’t it lads?
