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Hard-Fi will emerge from the recording studio earlier than expected this weekend, with a hastily-arranged headline performance just confirmed for Glastonbury, Sound Generator can report.
Arranged in aid of Love Music Hate Racism, the pop-rock act will top the bill on the Leftfield Stage on Saturday 23rd June, taking to the stage at 11.45pm.
For more information about Love Music Hate Racism head to www.lovemusichateracism.com
In other Glastonbury news, the weather forcast looks set to replicate the 2005 event, which started with a wash-out but dried out on Saturday and Sunday. "Given that we've got a wet week, I think it's going to be the normal quagmire," Met Office forecaster Stewart Wortley told the BBC.
Festival boss Michael Eavis was quick to point out however that £100,000 of investment into drainage had happened on Worthy Farm last year.
We've probably spent £100,000 on the drainage and the flood relief stuff and everything," he told the BBC. "We've got huge concrete pipes that will take the water from A to B and take it to the river and then it goes to Burnham-on-Sea, so it's a great system."
