By Kanye West has some very big plans for his headline slot at Glastonbury next weekend, festival boss Emily Eavis told Digital Spy.
There was a strong reaction against the rapper's booking when it was first announced earlier this year, with a petition to "cancel his slot and get a rock band" reaching over 134,000 signatures.
Glastonbury 2015: Everything you need to know for this year's event - lineup, map, weather and more
"You're always prepared because there's always controversy with whatever you announce," Eavis said of the backlash. "You kind of know there's going to be stuff, but yeah, there was obviously a lot.
"But y'know, that's great and I think he'll create an incredible show. What he's talking about at the moment is very exciting."
Asked just how big Kanye is allowed to take it, Eavis replied: "I think he's going to take it big. I can't say anything - I can't give anything away!"
What to Read Next
Kanye West will headline the Pyramid Stage on Saturday, June 27, while Florence + the Machine and The Who will top the other two nights.
Lionel Richie, Mary J Blige, The Chemical Brothers, FKA twigs, The Maccabees and Paul Weller are among the other acts who will perform across the weekend June 26-28.
Festival-goers will have free access to Wi-Fi at the festival through digital communications partner EE, who facilitated 2.5 terabytes of download data at last year's event.
