ICONIC music legend in 'advanced talks' to headline next year's Glastonbury after plans to perform on the Pyramid Stage in 2024 'fell through at the last minute'

Stevie Wonder could make a long-awaited return to Glastonbury, with festival boss Emily Eavis reportedly working to secure the music icon for the Pyramid Stage in 2025. Stevie Wonder, 74, could make a long-awaited return to Glastonbury, with festival boss Emily Eavis reportedly working to secure the music icon for the Pyramid Stage in 2025 The Superstition singer supposedly planned to take to the stage at Worthy Farm earlier this year but the deal was scraped at the last minute due to scheduling conflicts Plans for his return in 2024 fell through due to scheduling conflicts, but insiders now say talks have resumed, with If confirmed, the 74-year-old legend's set would mark 15 years since his last appearance at Worthy Farm. Meanwhile Rod Stewart is the first act confirmed for Glastonbury 2025, with the festival announcing that the rock star will play the Legends slot on the Pyramid Stage. Meanwhile Rod Stewart is the first act confirmed for Glastonbury 2025, with the festival announcing that the rock star will play the Legends slot on the Pyramid Stage His appearance was announced by Emily Eavis in a post on Instagram, which read: 'Bringing Sir Rod back for the Sunday afternoon slot on the Pyramid Stage is everything we could wish for' Rod said his 2025 European and North American tour dates will be his last major projects - but he doesn't want to hang up the microphone just yet.