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Who could perform at Glastonbury 2015?
Tickets go on sale soon, but who's going to play? These 18 bands, maybe
Florence The Machine: She's just revealed that she's making her live return in October as part of Neil Young's School Benefit, and having missed an entire festival season, what better place to make her festival comeback than at Glastonbury? We've certainly missed her, and we imagine she would be pretty high up the bill.
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by Alexandra Pollard | Photos by WENN
Tags: Glastonbury Festival
Yes, we know, festival season has barely even breathed its last breath, and here we are looking ahead to next summer. There's less than a month to go before registration for Glastonbury 2015 starts though - and we want to assess the musical possibilities before we fork out the money we don't have.
Using a complicated algorithm of recent news stories, hints, forthcoming albums and the band we just really want to play, we've come up with a list of some of the biggest acts that could plausibly play Glastonbury next year.
From Florence + The Machine to Fleetwood Mac to Muse, here are the big acts we think are most likely to perform at Worthy Farm next year.
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