May 6, 2008 • 1 min read

Eavis "disappointed" at Gallagher

Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has told The Sun he was disappointed by Noel Gallagher's comments that hip hop was wrong for the festival.

I knew there was someone who hadn't commented on Noel Gallagher's previously reported comments that having hip hop at Glastonbury was "wrong". Speaking to The Sun, that Michael Eavis fellow (who might as well have an opinion I guess) said: "Why did he need to get involved? It was a bit weird, to be honest. He should give someone else a chance. He needn't have said that and I was disappointed he did. He said it's a place for guitar bands, but there are loads of guitar bands playing".

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