Pulp to play secret show at Glastonbury?

Pulp have reportedly been lined up for a surprise set at the Glastonbury festival tonight.

The 'Help The Aged' artists are said to be appearing as 'special guests' on the Park Stage at 7.45pm, NME claims.

Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker sparked speculation during a secret gig in London last night by alluding to a Glastonbury appearance in the lyrics of a reworked version of 'Common People'.

The band played a four-song set at the Central Saint Martins College show, which was restricted to the institution's staff, alumni and graduating students.

Pulp were catapulted to fame after filling in for headline act The Stone Roses at the festival in 1995.

"Jarvis and the entire band recognise how important that one Glastonbury performance was to their career at the time," a source told The Sun. "Before that they'd been plugging away in almost complete obscurity for more than 15 years. Afterwards they cemented themselves firmly in the mainstream.

"Jarvis's life was never the same after that. The entire group are beside themselves with excitement at the prospect of coming back to the site of their triumph. No one is in any doubt that it's going to be an emotional show."

Radiohead were subject to similar Glastonbury rumours earlier this week, and appeared as 'special guests' on the same stage last night.

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Watch Pulp perform 'Common People' at Glastonbury in 1995 below: