Glastonbury Festival &#39;too middle-aged&#39;: organiser
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The Glastonbury music festival has become &quot;too middle-aged&quot; and &quot;respectable,&quot; organiser Michael Eavis grumbled Thursday.
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The Glastonbury Festival will honour the late John Peel by naming its new bands tent after the DJ legend, the festival&#39;s founder says.
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American rockers The Killers will headline the second day of the Glastonbury music festival Saturday, where muddy conditions are failing to dampen the spirits of music fans.
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Arts & entertainment: Forecasts of up to 79mm of rain in lead-up to Glastonbury festival fail to dampen spirits.
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The BBC is criticised after rock star Iggy Pop used a racist term during coverage of the Glastonbury Festival.
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Wales Rally GB organisers tell a public meeting in Brechfa the 2008 event might not go through its forest stage.
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More people and more security are greeting the last Glastonbury ticket-holders as the festival begins.
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Heavy rain fell on the first day of the Glastonbury Festival, leaving revellers wet but unbowed.
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Glastonbury Festival Michael Eavis praises festival-goers' spirit after heavy rain blighted the event.
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The Killers prepare to top Glastonbury's second full day as festival-goers shrug off muddy conditions.
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Arts & entertainment: Charlie Brooker had never been to a festival before. So how would he cope with the full Glastonbury experience?
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Revellers at this year's Glastonbury Festival are in for another wet and muddy year, forecasters warn.
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Glastonbury organisers take action against customers selling tickets on eBay by requesting they are removed.
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Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis says more than 175,000 people have registered for tickets.
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The five-week registration process for the Glastonbury Festival closes, with 395,000 applications received.
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The Who closed Britain&#39;s massive but muddy Glastonbury festival on Sunday night with a hard-rocking stomp in the swamp.
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Air pollution levels in the UK are too high to meet key objectives and may harm human health, an expert tells the BA science festival.