Glastonbury bosses try to persuade Eminem to headline in 2025 after 'worst festival

tired of dealing with annoying flies fruit flies and gats in your home the Zeo flying insect trap is your ultimate solution don't wait check out the link in the video description now to get your Zeo flying insect trap on Amazon and enjoy a bug free home today Glaston Barry organizers hope to brush off jibes that this year's Festival was the worst ever by persuading rap sensation Eminem to headline next year talks are already underway to persuade the American Star to perform in 2025 after many of the the 210,000 fans who attended last weekend's event slammed the Dreadful top of the Bill acts du a leipa Coldplay in siza a festival Source said while many are putting a brave face on the fact that the festival wasn't exactly a success this year they are already preparing for a bigger and better lineup next year Glastonberry is barely over but the bosses want Eminem they hope he will be their savior after so few people went to watch siza have everything crossed that he will say yes Eminem has already headlined UK festivals including reading and leads in 2017 but has never played Glaston Berry's main pyramid stage Festival goers were particularly scathing about the choice of American singer siza in the Sunday night slot filled by Rock royalty Elton John last year one roote on X formerly known as Twitter barely anyone showed up to siza the organizers have messed up big time here colplay who were headlining for a record fifth time were branded boring four troling out their same AG old hits such as yellow and fix you the British band's frontman Chris Martin was embarrassed to be asked to top the bill yet again and offered organizers the chance to find another option the mail on Sunday reported last month Glastonberry co-organizer Emily EES daughter of Festival founder Michael Eevees said of this year's lineup I think it reflects what's happening in the music world at the moment there aren't a lot of new rock acts to choose from if I'm honest