Kasabian and Foo Fighters bookies' favourites to headline Glastonbury 2014
Glastonbury 2K13 has only just closed up shop and bookies and already looking next year’s festival with Kasabian and Foo Fighters being the favourites to headline.
One of largest bookmakers in the UK, William Hill puts the two rock bands neck and neck at 6/1 with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and The Stone Roses in third and fourth place with 8/1 and 10/1.
Elsewhere, David Bowie, Kanye West and Black Sabbath are all given the same 25/1 odds of headlining the fest, while Daft Punk have a 20/1 chance and Bob Dylan 16/1.
“Kasabian and the Foo Fighters are festival royalty and with some new material potentially in the offing, they are always going to be in the forefront of the Glasto thinking next year,” said William Hill spokesman Joe Crilly. “Although with Sabbath (25/1) reforming and scaling the charts with their new release and a potential Oasis (25/1) anniversary in the offing, there is a little bit of outside value to be found in the market.”
Check out the full list of acts tipped by William Hill as headline potentials for next year below.
6/1 Kasabian
6/1 Foo Fighters
8/1 Noel Gallagher and High Flying Birds
10/1 Stone Roses
12/1 Kings of Leon
16/1 Bob Dylan
16/1 Prince
20/1 Daft Punk
20/1 Bloc Party
25/1 Oasis
25/1 Led Zeppelin
25/1 Pink Floyd
25/1 David Bowie
25/1 Black Sabbath
25/1 Kanye West
25/1 Jay Z
33/1 Fleetwood Mac
33/1 Happy Mondays
33/1 Justin Timberlake
33/1 Lionel Richie
33/1 Red Hot Chili Peppers
33/1 New Order
40/1 Jake Bugg
50/1 Florence and the Machine
50/1 Bruce Springsteen
66/1 Elvis Costello
100/1 Justin Bieber
Photo by Andrew Allcock, via the official Glastonbury website.
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