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It does look exactly like a holdout landowner who isn't prepared to let their land be used and is probably compensated for the festival.  If that were me I'd use the money to go somewhere warm for a couple of weeks and hire a small security firm to park couple of people on the grounds for the duration of the festival.

2nd draft at stage splits (any thoughts?)   Stage 1: A day to remember Electric callboy The used Hot milk Twin atlantic Landmvrks Stray from the path South arcade   Stage 2: Neck deep Finch Hot mulligan Knuckle puck Movements Rain city drive Point north Dream state Sweet pill   Stage 3: New found glory The starting line As it is Zebrahead The ataris Hit the lights Home grown Free throw Mouth culture   Stage 4: Alkaline trio (co-headline) Less than jake (co-headline) Streetlight manifesto Save ferris The aquabats Scowl Heart attack man Bad cop bad cop Winona fighter   Stage 5: Wargasm Noahfinnce Millionaires Imminence I see stars Delilah bon Kid bookie Split chain Graphic nature Cemetery sun Sophie powers Lake malice Defects

Underworld did sub the Pyramid in 1999, but I agree they've never been big enough to top the bill.  

Even 2013, which was a vintage year so say we all, was marred by the Mumfords coming along and lifelessly closing the festival whilst apparently unaware that there was a crowd out there watching.   One of the all time greats by many's standard, 2009, I failed to see a single Pyramid headliner out of Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur.  I still find that vaguely amusing today, sometimes the best time at Glastonbury is making a different choice, giving up on the big names and just sticking with what you're doing at the time because you're having the time of your life.  Sometimes the worst time at Glastonbury is ending up watching something you aren't particularly enjoying because you felt like you had to be there and not just making the decision to go find other fun.

Pyramid field during SZA.