Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2019 (Richard Bowes for Live4ever)
Whilst countless tours are being rescheduled across Europe for the spring of next year, Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has admitted June 2021 might yet be too early for one of the biggest festivals to return.
Michael Eavis has revealed the name of the festival he will stage away from Worthy Farm in 2019.
The Glastonbury Festival will move north to the Midlands ‘every fifth year or so’ to help Michael Eavis‘ farmland recover from the onslaught of over 100,000 punters, BBC News is reporting.
In June, he turned Metallica‘s long-standing dream of headlining Glastonbury into reality, as they brought heavy metal to the Pyramid Stage for the first time, and the band’s drummer Lars Ulrich has now labelled organiser Michael Eavis as ‘the greatest rock star in England’ when helping to honour his Outstanding …
Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis has looked back on Johnny Cash‘s 1994 appearance at the festival as one of his ‘best ever bookings’ on the 10th anniversary of the rock n roll pioneer’s death.
Speculation has skyrocketed following a cryptic Twitter post from Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis earlier today hinting at an unannounced performance from Devon space rockers Muse.
Eavis’ original message referenced both Muse’s 2006 album “Black Holes and Revelations” and their upcoming fifth album, “The Resistance“, recently announced to be …