The Black Keys has vowed to "never play again" at Glastonbury Festival after they received an offer they deemed to be "insulting". The huge US act blasted their wage for their previous gig at Worthy Farm.
The blues-rock duo, famous for hits including Lonely Boy and Gold On The Ceiling , previously played at Glastonbury Festival in 2014. Their Pyramid Stage performance was described as "dazzling", reports Somerset Live.
Fans noticed a hole in their upcoming tour dates around the event's weekend and were speculating that The Black Keys could return. However, those hopes have been dashed by the band in an interview with NME.