The "big American act" mentioned by Eavis

[pedmills]

I'm sure they will be happy with their 10am park stage slot

[Aphex's twin]

White Denim.

[Halfbaked79]

FLeetwood Mac ! reforming for tour in spring

[Okky]

smashing pumpkins

[r_eg]

smashing pumpkins

[TomfromStroud]

I know who it is...

?

[Pads]

that would be amazing!!

Love to see Barack there! think it would sell out and be packed with Americans though!

[strudders]

I think that it will be Toto, but I'm sure that Ivan might suggest some others.

[alframsey]

They've already sold their tickets for their Feb tour so wouldn't imagine any hesitation to announce them, then again there is supposed to be some sort of announcement Feb 1st? Who knows? I personally doubt it but I do love them so would be really happy if they did.

[alframsey]

.... except that when The Killers are the age The Who were when they played Glasto no one will have a clue who Brandon Flowers or The Killers are.

[Martin Ashford]

I'd say its the Boss. American acts don't come much bigger these days especially if you consider the type of act that might get booked. You can rule out any big metal acts like Metallica straight away. Green Day would fit.

[StrettonHills]

I'll stake a pack of Jaffa Cakes on Green Day!

[eFestivals]

I'll stake a pack of Jaffa Cakes on Green Day!

then hand 'em over to me, right now.

I'm certain that you've lost.

[Tugger2k]

then hand 'em over to me, right now.

I'm certain that you've lost.

[StrettonHills]

then hand 'em over to me, right now.

I'm certain that you've lost.

Edited January 22, 2009 by spinks

[eFestivals]

really, where ever did you get that idea

i've had some info that they're playing no UK fests this year - am not 100% that it's accurate, but think it is.

[The Shings]

Never seen Green Day live. Tho im a fan of thier old stuff rather than thier newer stuff

[StrettonHills]

Never seen Green Day live. Tho im a fan of thier old stuff rather than thier newer stuff