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Eavis confirms Kylie, White Stripes and New Order for Glastonbury 2005

Michael Eavis has confirmed that Kylie Minogue, the White Stripes and New Order will all play at this year's Glastonbury Festival.

There had been much speculation that the Australian pop princess would be appearing at this year's festival, but Michael Eavis has now let slip that it's more than just a rumour!

In an interview with a reporter from the Wells Journal, the Glastonbury guru said Kylie will play the final slot on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday night. He also confirmed that the White Stripes and New Order will be playing.

"Those people who might come along on Sunday to see Kylie Minogue might not enjoy New Order or the White Stripes, so we have something for everyone," he told the Journal.
Michael Eavis has confirmed that Kylie Minogue, the White Stripes and New Order will all play at this year's Glastonbury Festival.

There had been much speculation that the Australian pop princess would be appearing at this year's festival, but Michael Eavis has now let slip that it's more than just a rumour!

In an interview with a reporter from the Wells Journal, the Glastonbury guru said Kylie will play the final slot on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday night. He also confirmed that the White Stripes and New Order will be playing.

"Those people who might come along on Sunday to see Kylie Minogue might not enjoy New Order or the White Stripes, so we have something for everyone," he told the Journal.

Rumours still abound that Bloc Party, Doves, The Streets, Razorlight and Snow Patrol could also be playing Glastonbury 2005. Keep checking bbc.co.uk for details as we get them!

The Festival, which takes a break next year, takes place at Worthy Farm from Friday 24 June to Sunday 26 June 2005.

Tickets are expected to go on sale on Sunday 3 April, and fans will be issued with photo ID cards for the first time this year to try to prevent fraud. You can get more details by following this link.
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