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Glastonbury wishlist: who we want on the line-up
The bands and artists we'd like to see at Glasto - and we reckon it makes a pretty good list
Tags: Glastonbury Festival
by Michael Baggs | Photos by WENN.com / Press / Justine Trickett
Tags: Glastonbury Festival
Arcade Fire, Lily Allen, Dolly Parton, Disclosure, Blondie. All good names, but it's not quite a festival, is it? So far, these five names are all that have been officially confirmed to perform at Glastonbury 2014. The festival takes place in less than four months, so the organisers had better get a move on.
As the biggest festival event in the UK, Glastonbury is an annual source of gossip and rumours, as everyone hopes to work who will be heading to worthy farm for a performance on the Pyramid Stage, and who will be staying at home to watch it all on the BBC.
Setting aside the rumours and the gossip, this is our wishlist for Glastonbury 2014. The bands and artists we would love to see heading to the festival this summer, and if we're totally honest, we reckon this makes for a pretty decent line-up...
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