A shadow of doubt has been cast over the future of Glastonbury Festival. Festival founder Michael Eavis, 84, has voiced his anxieties about future performances being able to go ahead next year amid the raging coronavirus pandemic.
Glastonbury 2020 was cancelled despite marking the 50th anniversary this year. The future of the festival has been plunged into chaos after the boss branded Glastonbury 2021 "wishful thinking".
Concert-goers could have a two-year wait for Glastonbury's epic return. Concerns for the festival have been snowballing but the festival founder said his team were doing everything in their power to get it up and running for 2021.
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