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Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use ( Liam Gallagher has already eyed up a slot for Glastonbury next year. The musician, 47, revealed he'd rather play a smaller tent than have a larger slot for the festival's 50th anniversary. The singer has played the iconic British festival six times – three times with Oasis in 2004, once with Beady Eye, and in 2017 and earlier this year as a solo artist. Following his announcement of his headline show at Heaton Park in Manchester next year, fans were eager to know if a performance at Glastonbury is on the cards. "Please play at Glastonbury," a fan wrote on Twitter. And Liam responded: 'I want nothing too big – just a cheeky little slot in a tent." It's not the first time the Why Me? Why Not hitmaker has discussed next year's Glastonbury line-up. In a new interview with GQ last month, Liam was asked if, after two appearances as a solo artist at the festival, he’d be 'looking to make it a hat-trick'. "F**kin’ hell, why not? I’ll play it again," he replied. "I’m not arsed about headlining. I’ve f**kin’ done all that. I’ll put it out there: I’ll play a tent anywhere. "A little small gig in a little sweaty tent will do me, man," he added. "But I’m certainly not arsed about f**kin’ headlining or being on another stage. Get me in a f**kin’ little moody tent and it’s f**kin’ sweating, it’ll go off." Whatever stage he plays... we're pretty sure the crowds will come flocking.
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