"The bill is shaping up really well," Glastonbury Festival co-organiser Emily Eavis tells Q. "We’ve been away for two years, so there’s some catching up to do. It’s representative of all the great new music that’s out there. There’s always a band you book for the fourth or fifth slot who, by the time the festival comes around, are big enough to headline. We’ve got at least two British bands who fit that. And we’ve got one of our headliners for 2008 already. I can’t say much, but they’re one of the great British bands.”