Crosby, Stills and Nash have been added to the bill for this summer's Glastonbury Festival, they confirmed today. Their appearance had been rumoured for weeks but Glasto officials have kept a hush over whether they would be playing.
They join a line-up which also includes their old on-off colleague Neil Young for the event which takes place over the last weekend in June. CS&N will play on the Saturday evening, June 27.
Already confirmed for Glastonbury this year are Blur, Bruce Springsteen, Young, Franz Ferdinand, Fleet Foxes, Doves and Lily Allen. More details from the official Glastonbury site. Crosby, Stills and Nash also play a number of other UK dates including the Royal Albert Hall in London (further details here).
2:32 PM | 12/03/2009
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