Metro
06/23/2020
Glastonbury headliners aren't paid as much as you think (comment)
Music experts estimate how much Glastonbury headliners such as Beyonce, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones were likely paid in the past.
Lyle Bignon
Music and NTE PR and media consultant
United Kingdom
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