 Coldplay singer Chris Martin has said it's unlikely that the band will be asked to return to play Glastonbury this year, having headlined in 2005.
"We might go, but you've got to know when you are welcome and when you're not," he told BBC 6Music. "I think Glastonbury is bored of us. I don't think we can even take a harmonica down there for a good 15 years."
The Who, the Arctic Monkeys and Bjork are the only acts who've been solidly confirmed for Glastonbury, which takes place from 22-24 June, although rumoured acts include everyone from Eric Clapton to Madness. No joy for U2 fans however, organiser Michael Eavis has firmly denied that they will be playing the festival.
More than 100,000 people registered to buy tickets to the festival when registration opened on Thursday.
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