After recently headlining Bestival, 80's synth icons Duran Duran have already ruled themselves out of Glastonbury Festival next year.
Watch our video interview with Duran Duran above
Speaking with Digital Spy, the band explained that they'd love to play Glasto one day, but that it won't be happening next year. "If there's an offer, we'll think about doing it definitely," drummer Roger Taylor explained.
Bassist John Taylor added, "Well it's not going to be next year." The band also spoke about how they've been crafting more successfull festival performances over the years. "It's still a new experience," John said.
"When we had our reunion ten years ago, the festival business had come back in a big way. So we kind of had to learn it, and we're still learning it really. We developed our thing in arenas, so we're still figuring it out. But we're getting there."
Gigwise caught up with Duran Duran's Simon Le Bon at last week's Q Awards, speaking with him about his extensive career, surviving in the music industry and what makes a truly good Bond theme song.
Duran Duran are embarking on a length U.K tour throughout November and December. Check out the dates below and click here for tickets and more information.
November 27 - Manchester, UK Manchester Arena
November 28 - Leeds, UK First Direct Arena
November 30 - Cardiff, UK Motorpoint Arena
December 02 - Brighton, UK Brighton Centre
December 04 - Birmingham, UK Genting Arena
December 05 - Newcastle, UK Metro Radio Arena
December 06 - Glasgow, Scotland The SSE Hydro
December 08 - London, UK The O2
December 09 - Bournemouth, UK Bournemouth International Centre
December 11 - Nottingham, UK Capital FM Arena
December 12 - Liverpool, UK Echo Arena
