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Are you on the facebook group too? Haha xD Yeah just saw this

Yeah I saw it on there :)

In a slight retraction, people have asked him as part of a Q+A on his book promotion tour, his reply was 'no comment' but said in such a way that it meant 'yes, but i am not allowed to say so'

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How reliable is the source? Seen 1 tweet about it.

A couple of people at the gig all said he said no comment to it and tried to allude away from the question. Every time I've ever spoken to him about Glasto, especially last year since it was my first year going, he always said it was a straight up no.

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I was at that. Drinking whisky down the back. Pretty empty alright.

Christy Moore. Friday night Acoustic headliner?

Yeah, gotta be. Cant think of anywhere else really. I'm there.

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Talked to a guitarist from Wolf Alice yesterday after their Rescue Rooms gig about playing Glastonbury and he said "I don't know - we can't say anything yet." I'm taking that as "yes, but we can't confirm it yet" because if they weren't playing, surely he'd just say no?

There's an extremely convenient gap in their touring schedule too.

My logic is undeniable.

Wasn't the only one they talked to about Glasto that night then :)

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It says "Are we Slaves ? These guys might have the answer........ See you in Hell ! Your Voice Counts "

With a nice little vid, sounds good :)

Cheers Whisty, sorry if im being stupid here, bar the Hell reference how do we know its a Glastonbury comment... Edited by Perks
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