Overview
- The guitarist reiterated that Queen will not appear at Worthy Farm unless the organisers’ politics change, citing his animal-welfare principles.
- He accused Glastonbury leadership of supporting badger killing, a policy backed by founder Michael Eavis as part of efforts to tackle bovine TB.
- May noted that discussions about a slot have never happened, saying organisers are aware of his position.
- Eavis previously criticised May as a “danger to farming,” underscoring a long-running rift between the two sides.
- Glastonbury is in a fallow year and scheduled to return in 2027, while May says Queen’s live plans remain uncertain and hints at possible future projects.