GLASTONBURY fans think they've 'worked out' last minute performers after spotting a tour date gap. It comes as some fans were left fuming over the 2025 line-up - even demanding refunds for their tickets. Music lovers have speculated whether King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard could feature at the popular music festival. Formed in 2010, the Australian rock band previously played at Glastonbury in 2017. Writing online, one fan shared a poster of King Gizzard's Europe Residency Tour. The graphic reveals that they will be performing throughout Europe from May 18 through June 10. This includes countries such as Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria and Greece, among others. Meanwhile, Glastonbury 2025 is set to kick off from June 25 and will run until June 29. The fan penned: "Is it a reach for king gizzard to pop up if they’re in Europe a couple of weeks before hand?" Another person replied: "They're hotly tipped to be playing." While a third pointed out: "It’s weird they have no UK dates when they sold out (and overcrowded) the Ally Pally. They’re huge here. "But also it might be a stretch for them to hang out in Europe for a few weeks just for glasto, then straight to the USA for their tour there. "Also, would they not have been on the initial poster? "Admittedly I’m a turbo fan so maybe I’m overblowing their size but I’d have put them as a bigger deal than plenty of the acts on the initial poster." The likes of The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo and Neil Young are all set to storm the Pyramid Stage this summer. Disappointed with the confirmed line-up, one person wrote on X: "Oasis? Madonna? Robbie? Even Coldplay or the Arctic Monkeys again? "I'd be wanting my money back. #Glastonbury let-down." Another penned: "That's gotta be the worst #Glastonbury like up I've ever seen." A third fumed: "If that #Glastonbury line up was playing in my backyard I wouldn’t even bother opening the curtains." Although a fourth had a more positive reaction, commenting: "Fair play, other than the headliners this is superb."