Along with the Rolling Stones other headline acts include Mumford and Sons and the Arctic Monkeys. This year's Glastonbury is already a sell-out, with around 135,000 tickets going in the space of less than two hours.
Sir Mick Jagger has said he can't wait to play Glastonbury after the Rolling Stones were confirmed as headliners for this summer's Festival. It'll be the first time the Stones have played at Worthy Farm in Somerset but Mick says he already has his wellies and his yurt.
Can't wait to play Glastonbury. I have my wellies and my yurt!
From @MickJagger on Twitter:
Mick Jagger has tweeted his excitement for his first ever performance with The Rolling Stones at Glastonbury 2013.
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After months of rumours, The Rolling Stones have finally been confirmed as headliners for this summer's Glastonbury Festival. Also headlining on the Pyramid Stage are Mumford & Sons and Arctic Monkeys.
Primal Scream, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds and Elvis Costello are also among the big names with chart acts such as Professor Green and Dizzee Rascal.
The festival runs from 28 to 30 June at Worthy Farm in Pilton.
Ronnie Wood has fanned the flames of the rumour that the Rolling Stones might play this year's Glastonbury Festival. The guitarist has said that he's planning to try and persuade the rest of the legendary band to play the festival in June.
The Rolling Stones reunited last year to celebrate 50 years together, and Wood says he doesn't want to stop there.
"Wouldn't it be nice. We've got a meeting next month and that's going to be my first question to them.
"It's something I've always been interested in. I'm going to twist their arms."
Fleetwood Mac were the other big 'rumour' for the festival, but that was killed off when they confirmed American tour dates for the same weekend. Mick Fleetwood confessed that Michael Eavis had approached his sister, who lives near the Pilton site.
