Neil Young is setting the record straight about his upcoming appearance at Glastonbury 2025. The legendary musician took to his personal blog on Friday to say he will in fact be playing at the celebrated UK-based fest, after previously announcing he had pulled out of the commitment.

On Dec. 31, the singer-songwriter had shared a letter on Neil Young Archives announcing he would no longer play the event due to BBC's "corporate control." On Friday, Young reversed his decision.

"We were told that BBC was now a partner in Glastonbury and wanted us to do a lot of things in a way we were not interested in," Young said about the decision to not play with his new band, the Chrome Hearts.

Glastonbury has yet to announce any 2025 headliners besides Rod Stewart, but Neil Young won't be one of them despite earlier plans.

Neil Young has reversed his decision to boycott Glastonbury, blaming his previous boycott on an 'error in information.'

The star initially turned down the invitation to play because of what he called "corporate control".

Neil Young announced on his website he would not be playing Glastonbury this year, citing 'corporate control' over the festival.

Neil Young has pulled out of this year's Glastonbury Festival, blaming the BBC's 'corporate control' over the event.

The legendary rocker says event partner BBC "wanted us to do a lot of things in a way we were not interested in."

Before walking back the decision, the ‘Heart of Gold’ singer-songwriter said he was turning down a headline slot at the 2025 festival because it was under the ‘corporate control’ of the BBC. He wasn’t exactly wrong,