Glastonbury 2010: Bowie says no, Muse say probably
As Twitter continues to reveal rumours and confirmations
Daniel Fahey - 30 November 2009
But, contrary to newspaper reports, Mr Ziggy Stardust is unlikely to make his first full live appearance for six years at
the Somerset event.
“The Mail Online has posted a piece suggesting that David Bowie is “considering an offer” to appear at
next year’s 40th anniversary Glastonbury Festival,” a post on DavidBowie.com reads, “Sadly
there is absolutely no substance to this story.”
There may be a little more reasoning behind the ongoing
Muse rumour though, with television presenter Jonathan
Ross using this Twitter account to fuel gossip.
According to Ross, who had the band perform on his BBC
One programme, the Teignmouth group are ‘probably’ going to appear at the festival in 2010.
He Tweeted,
“Didn't chat to them on the show, but Matt [Bellamy] told me they are probably doing it."
The social networking site was the chosen medium for Wireless Festival organisers to name their first act
as well with Pink set to follow in the footsteps of Kanye
West and Basement Jaxx by playing London's Hyde Park in July.
“Stop
press - It’s just been announced that @Pink will headlining Wireless 2010
in Hyde Park. Exciting times – roll on the summer,” they Tweeted, but event bosses are yet to announce the
exact dates of the festival.
Check back for more festival rumours and information.
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