Glastonbury is arguably the UK’s most acclaimed festival. It is essentially Europe’s Coachella and has seen some of music’s biggest stars take on the mainstage. Last year, the festival saw special performances from the likes of The Killers, Stormzy, Miley Cyrus, The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, and The Cure. Kylie Minogue filled 2019’s “Legend Slot” which is reserved for the most iconic stars in music.

Take That star Robbie Williams has now revealed that he would consider headlining but he would not be interested in joining Minogue in the list of stars to fill the prestigious “legends” spot.

“When I was at Glastonbury it felt as though the rest of the festival was like, ‘What the f**k are you doing here?” Williams told The Sun, referring to his 1998 appearance.

“I’d like to headline and that’s what I’d like to do, if I did anything,” he continued. “As far as I know, nothing is in the air for that. But they know where I am if they need me. I don’t want to do the legends slot, though.”

So far, Wolf Alice and Dianna Ross are the only artists to be confirmed for Glastonbury 2020. More names will follow.

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Ross, who earned prominence as part of The Supremes joins a prestigious company of music acts that have performed Glasto’s “legends slot,” including Johnny Cash, Paul Simon, and Dolly Parton. The 2019 edition saw Kylie Minogue taking the slot and delivering a record-breaking performance in terms of live and TV audiences.

Following the official announcement, Ross went on social media to express her excitement for the performance. This will be her first show in the United Kingdom since 2008. 

“This is a dream come true,” Ross wrote on Twitter. “To all the fans across the world, this is my tribute to you. I’m coming to Glastonbury, with love.”

Diana Ross started her music career in 1959 as the lead singer of girl-group The Supremes, with whom she released 18 studio albums. Ross departed from the group in 1970 and since then has released 24 solo studio albums and is a recipient of Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Glastonbury is arguably the UK’s most acclaimed festival. It is essentially Europe’s Coachella and has seen some of music’s biggest stars take on the mainstage. Last year, the festival saw special performances from the likes of The Killers, Stormzy, Miley Cyrus, The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, and The Cure. Kylie Minogue filled 2019’s “Legend Slot” which is reserved for the most iconic stars in music.

Take That star Robbie Williams has now revealed that he would consider headlining but he would not be interested in joining Minogue in the list of stars to fill the prestigious “legends” spot.

“When I was at Glastonbury it felt as though the rest of the festival was like, ‘What the f**k are you doing here?” Williams told The Sun, referring to his 1998 appearance.

“I’d like to headline and that’s what I’d like to do, if I did anything,” he continued. “As far as I know, nothing is in the air for that. But they know where I am if they need me. I don’t want to do the legends slot, though.”

So far, Wolf Alice and Dianna Ross are the only artists to be confirmed for Glastonbury 2020. More names will follow.

The post Robbie Williams Is Up For Glastonbury But He Won’t Take The Legends Slot appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Ross, who earned prominence as part of The Supremes joins a prestigious company of music acts that have performed Glasto’s “legends slot,” including Johnny Cash, Paul Simon, and Dolly Parton. The 2019 edition saw Kylie Minogue taking the slot and delivering a record-breaking performance in terms of live and TV audiences.

Following the official announcement, Ross went on social media to express her excitement for the performance. This will be her first show in the United Kingdom since 2008. 

“This is a dream come true,” Ross wrote on Twitter. “To all the fans across the world, this is my tribute to you. I’m coming to Glastonbury, with love.”

Diana Ross started her music career in 1959 as the lead singer of girl-group The Supremes, with whom she released 18 studio albums. Ross departed from the group in 1970 and since then has released 24 solo studio albums and is a recipient of Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

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