Glastonbury fans convinced huge rock band are being lined up for secret set after spotting clue

THE buzz surrounding who could be joining this year's Glastonbury line-up has gone into overdrive.

Fans are now convinced a huge 90s rock band are being lined up for a secret set, after spotting a clue.

The official line-up for Glastonbury was released earlier this month.

Since then, fans have been convinced more acts are set to be announced.

Everyday a new theory pops up, and today's one is a good one.

Fans are now convinced that iconic 90s band Radiohead are set play at Glastonbury, after they spotted a clue – the band are touring this year.

Kicking off the discussion on Reddit, one reveller wrote: “Radiohead -there, I said it.

“Last played 2017, touring this year.

“Long shot, but hey. We can hope.”

Another fan replied: “You never no though, surprise set somewhere maybe.”

This one added: “If you listen to the rumours the last day or two, it does look like they are touring later this year so not totally out of the question.”

LEGENDARY BAND

This iconic group – who are known for songs like Creep and Karma Police – were massive in the 90s.

The No Surprises hitmakers have already played the legendary Somerset festival FIVE times.

They first headlined Glastonbury in 1997, where they famously played on the Pyramid stage on the Saturday night, thrilling fans.

Headed up by lead singer Thom Yorke, Radiohead's other appearances were in 1994, 2003, 2011 and 2017.

DOWN ON THE FARM

The official Glastonbury 2025 line-up was officially confirmed earlier this month.

The names of the three acts that will be headlining are The 1975,Olivia Rodrigo, andNeil Youngwill top the bill on the Pyramid Stage this summer.

It's also been announced that SirRod Stewartwill perform his classic tracks in the Legends slot.

DISGRUNTLED FANS

Glastonbury will take place at Worthy Farmin Somerset between June 25 and 29.

However, unfortunately, the line-up has fallen flat with some fans, and has been branded “the worst ever” by some.

One complained online: “That's gotta be the worst #Glastonbury like up I've ever seen.”

Another added: “Oasis? Madonna? Robbie? Even Coldplay or the Arctic Monkeys again? I'd be wanting my money back. #Glastonbury let-down.”

And a third even moaned: “If that #Glastonbury line up was playing in my backyard I wouldn’t even bother opening the curtains.”