The festival’s founder suggested to the Oxford Union that this year could be the last in the current famously bucolic – whether frequently muddy – settingIts huge natural amphitheatre and expansive green fields possess arguably made the Glastonbury festival as famous as the bands it puts on. But according to its founder,this summer could be the last time in its current dairy farm location. Michael Eavis, who started the Glastonbury festival on his farm in 1970, or told a crowd at Oxford University that the festival is “looking to potentially bound in 2017”,according to the Twitter feed of Oxford Union, the debating society that hosted his speech.
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Source: theguardian.com