Well no surprises here really - the UK's festival-going public have voted Glastonbury as the Best Major Festival in the first ever Festival Awards, run by our good friends over at VirtualFestivals.com.
Commenting on Glastonbury's double win - they were also named Most Innovative Festival - organiser Michael Eavis told CMU: "Obviously I am very, very pleased that the public have recognised our work. It is a great accolade. It is thanks to the great team we have working here doing a fantastic job every year. We come up with new ideas for the festival all the time and I'm thrilled to bits the public like that. My ideas come in the middle of the night. I always keep a torch and a notebook by the side of my bed to write them down."
Other winners in the awards - nominations for which were set by 100 music journalists, with some 17,000 music fans then voting on the overall winners - included Creamfields, named Best Dance Festival; Big Chill, named Best Small Festival; Get Loaded In The Park named Best New Festival; and Party In The Park named Best One-Day Festival.
On the music side Muse took Best Live Act for their performances at the Glastonbury and V festivals, Keane were named Best Live Newcomer, Franz Ferdinand's 'Take Me Out' was named Anthem Of The Summer, while a hasty exit from the Reading Festival stage by rapper 50 Cent after a rowdy audience started throwing stuff at him was voted Most Memorable Live Moment.