"Glastonbury Rumours Untrue!"
Glastonbury bosses have rubbished reports that the headliners for next year's festival have been confirmed.
Festival co-organiser Emily Eavis exclusively contacted Q to set the record straight about the rumours of 2007's line-up that had been published elsewhere.
"Contrary to what you may have read, the headliners for next year's Glastonbury have not been decided," says Eavis. "Everyone involved in the festival is looking forward to the licence being granted later this year, but the line-up is a long way from confirmed. No bands for 2007 have been booked as yet, and, following the well-established tradition, the official line-up will be released in the July 2007 issue of Q on sale 1 June."
2:47 PM | 09/08/2006
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I live near Glastonbury (not enough to get free tickets) and I see the Eavis's regularly. I asked Emily who was playing and someone with her told me to piss off. I don't know if they knew her though or if they were just listening in. I've met Michael a few times in the supermarket too. You won't find many nicer people.
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