Star man: Scientist Stephen Hawking to make appearance at Glastonbury Festival
LONDON – Stephen Hawking is a scientific superstar. Now he’s going to mix with rock stars, taking the stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Organizers said Tuesday that Hawking will make a “special guest appearance” at the Kidz Field during the festival, which runs June 24-28 in southwest England. It did not give details of his performance.
Hawking, who is almost completely paralyzed from motor neuron disease, is one of the world’s best-known cosmologists — his book “A Brief History of Time” has sold in its millions.
He has previously voiced his own character on “The Simpsons,” appeared alongside comedy troupe Monty Python and featured on a track by Pink Floyd.
This year’s Glastonbury lineup also includes Pharrell Williams, Florence And The Machine and The Who.
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