Lily Allen has reportedly been invited to carry out at Glastonbury subsequent 12 months.
An insider has claimed the world-famous competition’s organiser Emily Eavis has requested the Smile hitmaker to play at Worthy Farm when it makes its return in 2027.
A supply advised The Solar newspaper’s Weird column: “Emily loves Lily and sees her as certainly one of Britain’s musical greats.
“Earlier this summer season she formally requested Lily if she would play at Glastonbury subsequent 12 months.
“So long as her schedule permits it, I’m positive she’s going to settle for.
“Lily has a protracted historical past with Glasto, and to return to the competition in any case this time would actually be an indication she’s again to her greatest.”
It comes off the again of the success of her acclaimed album, West Finish Lady.
Lily final performed her personal set at Glastonbury on the Pyramid Stage in 2014.
Nevertheless, in 2022, she joined Olivia Rodrigo on the Different Stage as a particular visitor.
The pair carried out a canopy of Lily’s 2008 hit F*** You in response to the overturning of the Roe v Wade ruling, which left hundreds of thousands of girls throughout the US with out entry to authorized or secure abortions.
Olivia, 23, mentioned: “I’m devastated and terrified. So many ladies and so many women are going to die due to this. I needed to dedicate this subsequent track to the 5 members of the Supreme Court docket who’ve confirmed us that on the finish of the day, they really don’t give a s*** about freedom. The track is for the justices: Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh. We hate you! We hate you.”
Lily, 41, might be seen swearing together with her center fingers as Olivia rhymed off the names of the justices.
She advised the gang: “That is truly my first Glastonbury and I’m sharing this stage with Lily, that is the most important dream come true ever. However I’m additionally equally as heartbroken about what occurred in America yesterday!”
The track – which was written by Lily and featured on her second album It is Not Me, It is You – was initially impressed by then-President George W. Bush, who Lily described as a “f****** a********.”
A few of the lyrics embody: “F***you, f*** you very very a lot
“We hate what you and we hate your entire crew, so please do not stay in contact.”
