Britain's annual Glastonbury Festival will once again take place in Pilton, England this summer, running from June 24 to 28. Today, the fest's initial lineup has been unveiled.
Headliners the Foo Fighters and Kanye West were announced last month, and a third headliner is yet to be revealed. They're still listed on the above poster as "Special Guests."
In addition, the festival will include appearances from Florence & the Machine, Pharrell Williams, Lionel Richie, Motörhead, the Fall, Patti Smith, Rudimental, Deadmau5, the Vaccines, Suede, the Chemical Brothers, Belle & Sebastian, Jamie xx, Super Furry Animals, Father John misty, Sharon Van Etten, Death Cab for Cutie, Courtney Barnett, FKA Twigs, Caribou, Future Islands, Hot Chip, Fluing Lotus, Azealia Banks, Spiritualized, Mark Ronson, Death From Above 1979, Charli XCX and many others.
To view the fest's full lineup, visit the Glastonbury site here.
When he was announced as a headliner last month, Kanye West was met with a mixed reaction from Glastonbury fans. One young man launched a Change.org petition, which has nearly met its goal of 150,000 signatures. Even if it reaches that goal, however, it's unlikely that Glastonbury's promoters will budge.
Headliners the Foo Fighters and Kanye West were announced last month, and a third headliner is yet to be revealed. They're still listed on the above poster as "Special Guests."
In addition, the festival will include appearances from Florence & the Machine, Pharrell Williams, Lionel Richie, Motörhead, the Fall, Patti Smith, Rudimental, Deadmau5, the Vaccines, Suede, the Chemical Brothers, Belle & Sebastian, Jamie xx, Super Furry Animals, Father John misty, Sharon Van Etten, Death Cab for Cutie, Courtney Barnett, FKA Twigs, Caribou, Future Islands, Hot Chip, Fluing Lotus, Azealia Banks, Spiritualized, Mark Ronson, Death From Above 1979, Charli XCX and many others.
To view the fest's full lineup, visit the Glastonbury site here.
When he was announced as a headliner last month, Kanye West was met with a mixed reaction from Glastonbury fans. One young man launched a Change.org petition, which has nearly met its goal of 150,000 signatures. Even if it reaches that goal, however, it's unlikely that Glastonbury's promoters will budge.
