Over the course of today, as Glastonbury gets underway, two secret shows have been announced to take place over the weekend.
Kaiser Chiefs will play The Other Stage tomorrow morning at 11am before closing the John Peel tent tomorrow night. Ricky Wilson said "It's going to be great...We're really looking forward to it. My voice now is better than it's ever been." There's a guarantee that the set will be packed with hits that have got the band to where they are today. With this set being confirmed, the band are being labelled as one of the most hard-working bands of the weekend with them booked to play two huge shows in one day. Keep an eye out for coverage of them!
Another show has just recently been confirmed on Communion's Gentlemen of the Road stage. What band is highly associated with that name? You guessed it, Mumford and Sons. Having headlined the Pyramid Stage last year and closing the festival all together, the band have remained quiet since and rumours starting spreading that they would return from a small hiatus at the legendary festival. It's no secret that the band love to tour and play live shows.
Other artists confirmed to take to the same stage includ Johnny Flynn, Michael Kiwanuka, Nick Mulvey, King Charles and more.
We can expect a few more surprise sets across the weekend, especially on the BBC Introducing stage. Who could it be?
Kaiser Chiefs will play The Other Stage tomorrow morning at 11am before closing the John Peel tent tomorrow night. Ricky Wilson said "It's going to be great...We're really looking forward to it. My voice now is better than it's ever been." There's a guarantee that the set will be packed with hits that have got the band to where they are today. With this set being confirmed, the band are being labelled as one of the most hard-working bands of the weekend with them booked to play two huge shows in one day. Keep an eye out for coverage of them!
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Another show has just recently been confirmed on Communion's Gentlemen of the Road stage. What band is highly associated with that name? You guessed it, Mumford and Sons. Having headlined the Pyramid Stage last year and closing the festival all together, the band have remained quiet since and rumours starting spreading that they would return from a small hiatus at the legendary festival. It's no secret that the band love to tour and play live shows.
Other artists confirmed to take to the same stage includ Johnny Flynn, Michael Kiwanuka, Nick Mulvey, King Charles and more.
We can expect a few more surprise sets across the weekend, especially on the BBC Introducing stage. Who could it be?