SIX homegrown acts have been confirmed for this years Glastonbury line-up and the announcement has sent Irish music lovers wild.
The sold-out music festival is due to take place on Worthy Farm between June 25 and 29.
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Today Glastonbury bosses announced the first wave of confirmed acts for the festival this summer.
Across the weekend the top names on the Pyramid Stage include The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Neil Young.
But also in the mix were some of Ireland’s most popular acts of the moment.
The Script, CMAT, Inhaler, Kneecap, Snow Patrol and Sprints have all been named to perform this summer.
Anyone hoping to catch these acts and more will be disappointed to learn that Glastonbury is already sold-out.
CMAT took to social media to share her excitement of returning to the festival.
She wrote: “I literally love it when all my dreams come true it’s so nice. See you on the farm.
“It’s quite literally insane when you consider that the last glasto we hadn’t even released Stay For Something yet. The girlie pops are going to pass out.”
Fans went wild as they swarmed her comment section to gush over the announcemnet.
Rose wrote: “I am so hyped this is the best news ever.”
Laurence said: “Unreeeeeaaaalll.”
Jess commented: “I’m so proud of you.”
Another fan added: “Wow, Congratulations. That’s fantastic.”
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Across the weekend, Rod Stewart will perform his classic tracks in the legends slot, while up-and-comers, like Lola Young, will entertain the younger generation of festival-goers.
Both Rodrigo and Neil Young are headlining British Summer Time in Hyde Park this summer with the latter backed by his band the Chrome Hearts.
The Eavis family look to have found the perfect blend of acts this year.
And there’s something for everyone whether you’re into heavy rock, indie, rap, jazz, acoustic, or dance.
Loyle Carner is headlining the Other Stage on the Friday, while Charli XCX is performing on the same day as Neil Young when she tops the second stage.
