Mick Fleetwood Says No To Glastonbury
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Mick Fleetwood Says No To Glastonbury

by Music-News.com on November 8, 2014

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The odds of Foo Fighters headlining Glastonbury have been slashed making them the bookmaker’s odds-on favourites.

Foo Fighters have been backed over the last 24 hours from outsiders at 14/1 to 8/11 favourites after a surge of bets for the band to headline the Pyramid Stage on the Festival Sunday.

The money has come following Dave Grohl’s admission that he would love to play at the Festival, and after Fleetwood Mac suggested in a BBC Radio 2 interview with Chris Evans that they are unlikely to play at Glastonbury. Mick Fleetwood told Evans “One of the things that I’d like to clear up is that we’re not playing Glastonbury. A lot of folks think that we are, so loud and clear: We love Glastonbury and all the surrounding history of such a lovely festival but we’re not playing it. No bad faith for Glastonbury because I just don’t want people thinking it’s us.”

Fleetwood Mac have been pushed out to odds of 6/4 (from 8/11 favourites).

“There’s a real gamble on for Foo Fighters to play at Glastonbury, but at this stage it looks like a combination of hopeful fans and those following the rumour-mill. Perhaps given the weight of money we’ve seen, there may be some truth in the rumours,” said William Hill spokesman Jon Ivan-Duke.

Foo Fighters are already lined-up to play at a number of Festivals in Europe next summer and would be a popular choice among Glasto-goers.

Odds To Headline Glastonbury 2015 (Sunday on Pyramid Stage):
8/11 – Foo Fighters
6/4 – Fleetwood Mac
6/1 – AC/DC
10/1 – Muse
12/1 – Taylor Swift
16/1 – Led Zeppelin
20/1 – Elton John
20/1 – Pink Floyd
20/1 – Prince
20/1 – The Stone Roses
25/1 – Daft Punk
25/1 – David Bowie
25/1 – Iron Maiden
25/1 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
25/1 – U2
33/1+ – The Rest of the field

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