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Estelle to play Glastonbury

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London rapper Estelle, who’s single ’American Boy’ (featuring Kanye West) is set for a high entry in the UK singles chart later on today (March 23), has revealed that she will play at the Glastonbury festival in June.

Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, the star confirmed that she would be appearing at the festival, and went on to say words of support for Jay-Z, who will be playing a headline slot at Glastonbury.

“What is Glastonbury?”, she said. “Why shouldn't Jay-Z headline it? He's a worldwide global superstar, not just an urban artist. It's credible music, it's not like he's doing, no disrespect, Will Smith-style rapping. He's doing lyrics that you can relate to.”

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grifforama 

Mar 23, 2008

Estelle ? What is Glastonbury ?
Jay-Z
Some of the reasons why Glasto is going downhill.

im not edwould 

Mar 23, 2008

What is Glastonbury?
Lyrics you can relate to...since when did that become the core of credibility.
poor decision by Eavis

Bez06 

Mar 23, 2008

So how many people actually registered in the end? anyone know?

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