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Kanye West to headline Glastonbury?

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Michael Eavis hints at artists for 2008 festival

 

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Michael Eavis has been speaking about this year's - and has even hinted at who might be making an appearance.

 

Although refusing to reveal any names from the line-up, when pushed by BBC Points West programme he hinted, "I'm putting on a black American headliner, who’s absolutely terrific."

 

He added that the artist will specifically appeal to the younger audience, whom many claimed were missing from last year's event.

 

Kanye West is one of the favourites to filll this gap, although Jay-Z, Beyonce and Alicia Keys are possibilities as they may all be touring during 2008.

 

Also asked about the probability that Amy Winehouse might perform, Eavis said she was a target for the festival explaining: "I really, really do need her."

 

Glastonbury Festival takes place in Somerset from June 27-29.

 

Fans can register for tickets on Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk or by picking up a form from camping shop Millets.

i dont know anything bout kanye west, but i found that his HOMECOMING featuring chris martin is totally awesome.. hope that song will be the next single of him.. :laugh3:

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Well, I think your wish has come true, as Homecoming is getting released.

 

I think it will be Jay-Z headlining Glastonbury.

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