Guns N' Roses for Glastonbury?

The long-feuding rockers eventually patched things up earlier this year for their massive Not In This Lifetime tour - the first time Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan had shared a stage as Guns N' Roses for many years.

Not In This Lifetime is now headed across the Atlantic for more than 30 stadium dates, including a one in London on 16 June. Earlier this year the band were the bookies' favs to top the bill at Glastonbury, and there's a convenient gap in their European jaunt if they fancy popping back from the continent for a bit - there's a neat little opening on Sunday, 25 June between Belgian and Danish dates.

They'd also theoretically be in the frame to headline the Isle Of Wight Festival - although organiser John Giddings has already put the kibosh on those rumours - and Download Festival.

May

• 27 - Dublin, Ireland Slane Castle
• 30 - Bilbao, Spain San Mames Stadium

June

• 2 - Lisbon, Portugal Passeio Martimo De Alges
• 4 - Madrid, Spain Vincente Calderon Stadium
• 7 - Zurich, Switzerland Letzigrund
• 10 - Imola, Italy Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrrari
• 13 - Munich, Germany Olympiastadion
• 16 - London, United Kingdom London Stadium
• 20 - Gdansk, Poland Stadion Energa Gdansk
• 22 - Hannover, Germany Messe
• 24 - Werchter, Belgium Classic
• 27 - Copenhagen, Denmark Telia Parken
• 29 - Stockholm, Sweden Friends Arena

July

• 1 - Hämeenlinna, Finland Kantolan tapahtumapuisto
• 4 - Prague, Czech Republic Letnany Airport
• 7 - Paris, France Stade de France
• 10 - Vienna, Austria Ernst Happel Stadion
• 12 - Nijmegen, Holland Goffert Park
• 15 - Tel Aviv, Israel Hayarkon Park

Radiohead are confirmed as the first headliners for next year's Glastonbury Festival. Phil Collins, Depeche Mode, Foo Fighters, Kraftwerk, Daft Punk and The Stone Roses have also been linked with next year's event in the past few months. Little Mix and Lady Gaga have also expressed interest in performing.