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Glastonbury 2014: Kasabian To Headline On Sunday

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Kasabian have been announced as one of the headlining acts at Glastonbury 2014, when they take to the Pyramid stage on Sunday, 29 June.

Although the headliners for the Saturday night have yet to be announced, a whopping 87 acts have now been officially added to the festival’s line up, including M.I.A., Elbow and Pixies.

Kasabian, live in concert

This will be the first time that Kasabian have received top billing at the festival, with Arcade Fire already confirmed to be headlining on the Friday night.

Festival organiser Emily Eavis said: “We always take great pride in putting a great British band on to headline the Pyramid and this time it’s Kasabian, who are one of the most requested bands from Glastonbury-goers and an amazing live act. It’s going to be one hell of a show!”

Acts who were already confirmed to be playing the festival include Lily Allen, Lana Del Rey and Disclosure, with ‘Luther’ actor Idris Elba announcing earlier this week that he would be performing a DJ set at the summer festival.

Emily added: “One of the great things for us about this year’s line up is that there are so many artists who have never played Glastonbury before, along with some of the most exciting new bands stepping up to play some of the big headline slots on main stages, like Skrillex and Disclosure.”

The full line up so far for Glastonbury 2014 is as follows:

Arcade Fire

Special Guests

Kasabian

Dolly Parton

Jack White

Elbow

The Black Keys

Robert Plant

Lily Allen

Lana Del Rey

Skrillex

Pixies

Massive Attack

Disclosure

Paolo Nutini

Manic Street Preachers

MIA

Rudimental

Bryan Ferry

Richie Hawtin

Ed Sheeran

De La Soul

Goldfrapp

London Grammar

MGMT

Jake Bugg

Jurassic 5

Dexys

Above & Beyond

The 1975

Bonobo

Kelis

Blondie

Warpaint

The Wailers

Wilco Johnson

James Blake

Gorgon City

Metronomy

Tinariwen

Chvrches

Little Dragon

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80

Kodaline

Interpol

Foster the People

Mogwai

Royal Blood

John Grant

Annie MacLil Louis

Daptone Super Soul Revue

John Newman

Chromeo

Rodrigo Y Gabriela

Midlake

Angel Haze

Four Tet

ESG

The Sun Ra Arkestra

François Kevorkian

Parquet Courts

Sam Smith

Crystal Fighters

Nitin Sawhney

DJ Pierre

Toumani & Sidiki Diabate

Chance the Rapper

MNEK

Temples

Phosphorescent

Connan Mockasin

Public Service Broadcasting

Courtney Barnett

Gorgon City

Wolf Alice

Radiophonic Workshop

Suzanne Vega

Tune-Yards

Eats Everything

Jamie xx

Ms Dynamite

Breach

Chlöe Howl

Jagwar Ma

Danny Brown

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