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By Megan, Wednesday 17th March 2010 02.24pm (1091 views)

Mumford And Sons Confirmed For Glastonbury

Organiser for the festival Michael Eavis has confirmed that Mumford And Sons will play Glastonbury this year.

The festival chief told Glastonbury FM radio that the band would be playing on the Park Stage at the event, which takes place in Somerset on June 25-27.

When asked what music he was listening to these days he said, "A band called Mumford and Sons, you might get fed up with it eventually but I'm still enjoying it. They will be playing up in the Park this year, so that'll be good."

Eavis is also trying to get Snoop Dog to play along side U2, Muse and Stevie Wonder who are headlining.
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