MICHAEL Eavis, centre, with Oxfam head of retail Sarah Farquhar, left, and Bridgwater store manager Carol Klimowich.
GLASTONBURY Festival founder Michael Eavis remains tight lipped over the surprises in store at this year’s spectacular – but revealed there will be a giant bullring on site.
Speaking to the Mercury at Bridgwater’s Oxfam store, the 75-year-old announced a brand new addition to the festival this year in the form of a 12-metre-high bullring made from lock gates, which will be used for a whole range of performances.
He also said he was looking forward to U2’s first Glastonbury appearance and Mumford and Sons during the five-day festival.
He added: “There are big surprises to come."
This year’s Glastonbury Festival takes place from June 22–26 and you can watch the interview with Michael Eavis above.
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