There’ll be no Glastonbury festival in 2012

The festival’s organizer Michael Eavis have decided that there’ll be no Glastonbury festival in 2012 as too many of England’s Portaloos will be in service at the London Olympics.The festival organizer confirmed the sad news:

"We have decided to cancel in 2012 because there will be severe shortages of police and Portaloo buildings – both essential to the festival…We have our own stock of portable toilets but we always need more. We shop around with four companies to get the best price, but we are not bothering for 2012. There will be a huge demand for Portaloo toilets in London, so everyone will push up their prices and I can see it getting very expensive"

Glastonbury spokesman John Sherlaw further added that due to the clash of London Olympics event the organizer decided to cancel the festival for 2012 year because additional security is required on London Olympics event.Glastonbury reportedly spends £1.2million a year on policing the actions of 130,000 visitors (and potential gate crashers), but Eavis claims that “there will not be enough police to cover the festival in 2012 as they will all be in London.”

Glastonbury Festival 2011: Tickets to go on sale in October

Glastonbury Festival, people once again have to register before they can buy a ticket for this festival but those people who has registered last year they shouldn't have get it again. the Glastonbury Festival 2011 will opens on Wednesday 22 June and runs until Sunday 26 June. Because people have to want to look far in advance. Festival departer are living in the UK will have to give the rest for the ticket price in the first week of April 2011.

Someone people who decides not to give their balance in 2011 will be return their deposit.

Glastonbury Festival 2010 stage times posted online for free

The Glastonbury festival have made the times for this year's event available for free.

The event has posted up details for 45 stages, including the Pyramid and Other stages, on their website so festival-goers can plan their weekend and avoid clashes.

Glastonbury takes place between June 25-27 at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.

Glastonbury festival: The full lineup, including Gorillaz, as a spreadsheet

U2 announced yesterday that they were pulling out of the headline spot at this year's Glastonbury festival, leaving a rock-shaped hole that organisers Michael and Emily Eavis have filled with Damon Albarn's side-project Gorrilaz. Speculation about a possible replacement had included Dizzie Rascal, the Rolling Stones and Kylie Minogue, who pulled out of her Glastonbury performance in 2005 when she was hit by breast cancer.

But Glastonbury is about so much more than the headline acts. Who else will be rocking Worthy Farm over the weekend of 23-27 June? Using information from the official Glastonbury website, we've compiled a list of all the artists playing this year. Check out the running order on the main stages in the table below, or download the spreadsheet for the full line-up across all the stages and venues announced so far.

Last year, RichardAblewhite created a magnificent visual mash-up by combining the Datablog's Glastonbury dataset with content from several other sites. Can you do anything similarly spectacular with this year's line-up?

Vanilla Ice to play Glastonbury Festival 2010.

Vanilla Ice has confirmed his appearance at this year's Glastonbury festival.

The 'rapper', who recently featured on 's cover of his former Number One hit [b]'Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby)', is set to perform in one of the bars at the event in the evening on June 24.

He joins headliners U2, Muse and Stevie Wonder.

Glastonbury 2010 line-up – This week’s new additions 1st – 7th March

This weeks new additions to the Glastonbury 2010 line-up.
360Alison Jones
Alex Metric
Bam Bo Tang
Ben Grizzly & The Loose Leaf Drifters
Benji Boko
Carmen Ghia and the Hotrods
Carnival Collective
Children Of Inle
Choc Quib Town
Cosmo
Dynamo’s Rhythm Aces – Sat
DJ Target
Everything on Toast
Fear of They
don
GADJO
Gaynor O’
Flynn – Fri
Hooligan Night
Jaguar Skills
John Otway
Mike Bandoni
Norman Jay – Sun
Polka Madre
Roll Deep
Scubaroots – Chai Wallahs
Shortstuff
The Blonde
The Shortlist
Top Shelf Jazz
Urusen
Willie Nelson – Fri

Jack Johnson confirmed for Glastonbury Festival

Glastonbury Festival has officially confirmed that Hawaiian singer-songwriter Jack Johnson will be appearing at this year's Festival.

2010 will see a brand new studio album, world tour and a host of festival appearances for Hawaiian Jack Johnson . The album (which is as of yet untitled) will be released worldwide the week of 31st May and will be preceded by a single in May.Following the release of his new album, Johnson will embark on his first world tour since 2008, which will kick off in Europe beginning June 16th. The tour will be a mix of headline shows at European cities including Cardiff Arena (Tuesday 29th June) and London's O2 Arena (Wednesday 30th June) and festival appearances including Eden Sessions, Southside Festival, Hurricane Festival, Rock Werchter, and Roskilde.Johnson joins other confirmed acts Friday headliners U2, as well as early Emerging Talent winners My Luminaries, and The John E Vistic Experience. Tickets have sold out for this year's Glastonbury Festival which runs for five full days from Wednesday 23rd until Sunday 27th June 2010 across a 1,000 acres of beautiful countryside at Worthy Farm, Somerset. There will be no more tickets on sale until sometime early in 2010