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"Blondie also announced their scheduled Glastonbury appearance at last night's NME Awards with Austin, Texas while both Dolly Parton and organiser Emily Eavis have confirmed that the 'Jolene' singer will appear at Worthy Farm this year. "

It was Blonde / Debbie Harry that slipped up and told people that the band had been booked that night.

Emily confirmed Disclosure were playing that night

Dolly's Twitter account announced her tour was stooping off at Glasto. Later confirmed by Emily.

Additionally I think I remember Neil getting info from Florence's manager for R+L at the NME awards so that could happen again.

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Is it so unusual to think Akadakka would want their own tour to sell out? I see people's point that the lack of back to back dates is concerning, yet the proximity of their dates makes a 90 minute Glasters appearance perfectly achievable.

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I don't have any left. I have my wembley ticket and I'm pleased with that

I may well sharpen my straws and use them as fierce weapons to storm the turnstiles at Wembley.

I'd much rather use them to sip a slightly warm beverage in a field waiting for a man in school uniform.

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I have my wembley ticket and I'm pleased with that

Ditto

I may well sharpen my straws and use them as fierce weapons to storm the turnstiles at Wembley.

I'd much rather use them to sip a slightly warm beverage in a field waiting for a man in school uniform.

My poor straws are so battle worn I fear for their future past January.

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