Fatboy Slim reveals he’s “never been paid” to play Glastonbury – and has performed there over 100 times

Fatboy Slim has revealed that he’s “never been paid” to play Glastonbury despite having performed at the festival over 100 times. READ MORE: Fatboy Slim tells us about finally getting The Rolling Stones’ approval for mash-up ‘Satisfaction Skank’ after 25 years Norman Cook has consistently performed at Worthy Farm over the years with recent appearances headlining The Park and Other Stage, along with a host of smaller stages at the bash including the Rabbit Hole, and the Lonely Hearts Club within the Silver Hayes dance area last year. In 2024, he also reunited with his former Housemartins bandmate Paul Heaton on bass on the Pyramid Stage for their classic hit ‘Happy Hour’. He previously played there with the band for his first ever Glastonbury in 1986. He told The Guardian in 2025: “We made an awful lot of friends, and it changed our view about Glastonbury. The only weird thing was me and Paul [Heaton] have both had fairly successful careers, but neither of us had managed to get back on the Pyramid stage for 38 years. Last year, Paul played the Pyramid stage and he phoned me up and said, ‘Will you come on and do a song with us, just to celebrate?’” Now, he has said despite playing ov...