U2 have promised fans an amazing experience at this years Glastonbury as the rockers finally take to the stage as Headliners.
U2 were planned to play at the legendary festival last year but had to cancel as Bono had back surgery.
They will be playing the Pyramid Stage on Friday the 24th of June and the bands bassist, Adam Clayton spoke to Q magazine about how they are pushing their performances to create a mesmerizing show.
Clayton said: "It’s very un-Glastonbury to have a big production but we will be sneaking a few things in through the back gate which will hopefully make this experience a little more like Glastonbury on steroids."
Tickets for the Somerset based festival sold out after only a few minutes, with some selling on Ebay for up to £500 a ticket.
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