First Glastonbury 2021 act ‘confirmed’ as Emily Eavis invites Jessie Ware to perform next year

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25.06.2020 - 00:55

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Glastonbury 2021, as she invited Jessie Ware to perform next year.Festivalgoers should have been enjoying the glorious British sunshine at Glasto right now, but the coronavirus pandemic meant the event was cancelled for this year.

All eyes are on which artists will be returning for next year’s show, but Emily appeared to invite Jessie to be the first one as she appeared on her Table Manners podcast.Emily asked her: ‘Jessie, are you up for coming back next year?

I mean, I’m thinking we make a plan now…’Jessie responded: ‘Absolutely, one hundred percent. I was like there, watching my opportunity to play this album pass me by. ‘Oh my god, absolutely!

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