The Chemical Brothers have been rumoured to appear on the line-up for this summer’s Glastonbury Festival.
Ed Simons, one half of the duo, this morning teased fans with a photo of Glastonbury’s Worthy Farm Reserve Cheddar cheese. As expected, his followers quickly responded with questions like “See you there?” and “Is this a clue Eddy?“
The electronic music pioneers are now Glasto-regulars with nine previous appearances under their belt. At the most recent Glastonbury in 2019, they headlined The Other Stage on the Saturday night, confirmed just weeks after we reported they were rumoured to appear. They were also on The Other Stage line-up for 2015 and 2011 and headlined the Pyramid Stage way back in 2000.
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As it stands, only Billie Eilish and Diana Ross have been officially confirmed by Glastonbury organisers as part of the line-up.
However, a few other artists have self-confirmed their place, including Crowded House, Craig Charles, Papaphone and Black Dyke Band. The latter will open the Pyramid Stage on Sunday morning.
Billie Eilish will be the youngest ever Pyramid Stage headliner, at 20 years old when she performs on the Friday night. Diana Ross will take the Pyramid’s Sunday afternoon ‘Legends Slot’.
Harry Styles has also been rumoured to appear – as are Oasis and George Ezra.
The full line-up is usually revealed towards the end of May, just a few weeks before the festival, although more artists are often confirmed from February.
Glastonbury 2022 will take place from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June at Worthy Farm near Pilton, Somerset. Tickets sold out ahead of the cancelled 2020 festival, though a resale of cancelled tickets will take place before the event.
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