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1 Got Me Under Pressure
2 Gimme All Your Lovin'
3 Waitin' for the Bus
4 Jesus Just Left Chicago
5 Pincushion
7 I Gotsta Get Paid
8 Foxy Lady (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)
9 I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide
10 Chartreuse
11 Sharp Dressed Man
12 Legs
13 La Grange (with Sloppy Drunk Jam and Bar-B-Q snippet)
14 Tush
Oxford's finest deliver an energetic and angst packed set.
Highlights from the Glastonbury Festival of Performing Arts continue with Senegalese superstar Baaba Maal. The singer-songwriter and percussionist, who recently released his 17th album The Traveller, is no stranger to Glastonbury, but as he makes his debut on the Pyramid stage he'll provide a modern but evocative musical twist on the West African tradition of the griot.
The storytelling troubadour is closely followed by Mbongwana Star. The chaotically creative musicians from Kinshasa will be breaking all the rules when it comes to traditional Congolese music with their punk attitude and thrilling psychedelic sounds, as they make their debut at the festival on the West Holts stage.
Mark Radcliffe and Clara Amfo introduce two acts from the Pyramid Stage on day two of the Glastonbury Festival. South London troupers Squeeze perform a selection of their classic tunes along with a couple of songs from their most recent and critically acclaimed album Cradle to the Grave, their first record of new material in 17 years. Hot on their heels are the stylish duo of Alex Turner and Miles Turner, who make their collective debut on the stage as the Last Shadow Puppets, along with James Ford and Zach Dawes, to play tracks from their two albums together including recent release Everything You've Come to Expect.
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Showcasing her superstar status, Adele takes the Pyramid Stage by storm.
Down-and-dirty rock courtesy of the iconic Texas trio.
One of the UK's brightest talents delivers a perfect slice of pop on the Pyramid Stage.
Dance the night away as electronic brother duo provide the perfect tunes.
Bastille return to the stage this year with their much loved indie pop sounds.
Bringing the noise, Sheffield rockers add a touch of metal to this year's line up.
With five albums under their belt, British post-punk band Editors rock the Other Stage.
The triumphant troubadours return to Glastonbury with stomping indie-folk rock.
Scottish quintet deliver lively atmospheric rock with a dose of melodic pop.
Hypnotising French pop with dance moves to match
Hotly tipped Manchester band make their Glastonbury debut.
Dance anthems, including the classic Born Slippy, from the electronic legends
The mesmerising and immeasurably loud post-rock band set the bar at Glastonbury.
The master of the multiple instruments trick earns his place on the John Peel Stage.
The Canadian indie rock group bring their percussion heavy sound to Glastonbury.
Giving the crowd goosebumps with a beautiful set on the John Peel Stage.
The Grammy nominated American singer-songwriter performs tracks from her debut album.
Delivering epic alt-rock, Muse close the first night of Glastonbury
The London-based trio kick off the evening with their lush take on indie-folk.
Suggs and company perform some of their biggest hits.
Baaba Maal takes the afternoon crowd on a journey with his Pyramid Stage performance.
Formed during the late 70s new wave period, Squeeze bring their classic hits to the Pyramid Stage.
The Scottish trio bring a delightful slice of synthpop to the Other Stage.
The Southampton trio rock the Other Stage.
English synth duo Hurts bring dark electro-pop and style to Glastonbury.
Bringing his brand of magical electronica to the West Holts Stage.
The 7-piece Kinshasa group shake up the West Holts Stage.
The French electro band headline Saturday night's John Peel Stage.
Graduating from BBC Introducing stage, Låpsley oozes cool with her atmospheric RnB sound.
Brighton's award-winning DJ veteran returns to keep the rave alive at Glastonbury.
Formely of American alt-rockers The Czars, it's the beautiful voice that is John Grant.
Dane Karen Ørsted brings the fire to Saturday's line-up with some upbeat soulful pop.
Singer songwriter Kurt Vile brings his lo-fi style to the Park Stage.
Australian dance duo liven up the Park Stage with their blended beats and neo-psychedelia.
Birmingham's own rap Queen gives Pilton something to talk about.
A compelling live set to spice up the Park Stage.
Symphonic rock greats from Mr Blue Sky himself in Glastonbury's Legends slot
Coldplay end the weekend with a bang bringing powerful and emotive pop anthems to Worthy Farm with guests: Barry Gibb and Michael Eavis.
1 A Head Full of Dreams
(extended intro with Charlie Chaplin speech)
2 Yellow
3 (Recorded for "Love in Tokyo")
4 Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall
5 The Scientist
6 Birds (with "Oceans" excerpt in intro)
7 Paradise (with Tiësto remix outro)
8 Everglow
10 (restarted with Chris solo due… more )
9 Clocks (with "Army of One" excerpt in intro)
10 Midnight (partial)
13 Charlie Brown
11 Hymn for the Weekend
12 Fix You (with "Midnight" excerpt in intro)
13 Boys That Sing (Viola Beach cover) (with Viola Beach vocals throughout)
14 Viva la Vida
18 Adventure of a Lifetime
Encore:
15 Kaleidoscope (Extended)
16 To Love Somebody (Bee Gees cover) (with Barry Gibb)
17 Stayin' Alive (Bee Gees cover) (with Barry Gibb)
(18 Full of Dreams)
19 A Sky Full of Stars
20 Up&Up (with Apple, Moses Martin)
21 My Way (Claude François cover) (with Michael Eavis)
22 Up&Up (reprise; outro only)
Global phenomenon Ellie Goulding shows the Pyramid Stage a thing or two about pop music.
Gather all your friends for NY indie royalty on the Other Stage
Witness the West Holts Stage light up into a disco. It could only be Earth, Wind & Fire.
There isn't another artist out there like her. Electronica dreams are brought to life. A stunning, high-octane set from the art-pop provocateur.
Devils Haircut
Black Tambourine
Loser
Hell Yes
Mixed Bizness
Que Onda Guero
The New Pollution
Go It Alone
Lost Cause
Soul Of A Man
Think I'm In Love
Dreams
Girl
Sexx Laws
E-Pro
Where It's At
Gregory Porter can do many things, but giving electric chills through song is his forte.
His Glasto debut was a triumph. Singer songwriter Jamie Lawson melted everyone to pieces.
Alt rockers, Mercury Rev, give Pilton some of their New York flavour.
Imagine soul, blues, jazz, country and hiphop mixed into one. Imagine Gary Clark Jr.
An artist in all forms. Anoushka Shankar's West Holts show is none other than ethereal.
Jazz band leader Kamasi Washington marvelled the crowds with his tenor sax. Simply magic.
Canada’s finest export of talent. On the John Peel Stage, it’s slack rocker Mac DeMarco.
Icelandic five piece provide captivating and entrancing euphonies to the John Peel Stage.
After a folky, atmospheric sound? Look no further, Band of Horses deliver on all grounds.
Haunting and moving; the powerful Natasha Khan knows how to put on a memorable show.
As the Elbow frontman gave his solo album a spin, The Park Stage didn't know what hit it.
In the mood to be musically moved, leave it to Kwabs. His unique soul sound runs deep.
The Park Stage was lucky to have Spanish indie rocker Hinds. Sit back, relax and chill.
North London's tough-rhyming wordsmith owns the stage with an energising performance.
Neuroscientist and electro pioneer, Sam Shepherd, brings a winning formula to Glastonbury
Jamaican legend Ernest Ranglin blows Glastonbury away.
The Ukrainian 'ethnic chaos' band deliver a playful mix of folk-punk.
Glastonbury -
2016: Friday Part 1
From their bird's eye studio view high up at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, presenters Jo Whiley, Mark Radcliffe, Lauren Laverne, Huw Stephens and roving reporters Gemma Cairney and Martin Dougan kick off a weekend of wide-ranging live coverage on BBC Two of Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts.
Alongside all the news from the first day of the festival, there will be one or two performances from around the site and a special acoustic performance in the studio, as well as a short film from reporter James Ballardie who takes a look round the town of Glastonbury and explores its relationship with the festival. Plus a catch-up with Friday's headliners Muse as they prepare to take to the stage as the first Pyramid Stage headliners of the weekend.
Glastonbury -
2016: Friday Part 2
Live coverage continues from Glastonbury Festival with presenter Lauren Laverne introducing headline act Muse as they take to the stage to perform for the third time as headline act on the world-famous Pyramid Stage.
After the full Muse performance, presenters Jo Whiley and Huw Stephens cherry pick the best of the rest from day one of the festival, introduce bespoke acoustic performances and check in with presenter Gemma Cairney as she delves into the dark, weird and bizarre late night world of Glastonbury Festival.
Glastonbury Festival coverage continues from the heart of the Somerset countryside. With music from Wolf Alice, Band of Skulls, Muse, Baaba Maal and Alessia Cara to name but a few.
Madness play the Pyramid Stage, as Jo Whiley presents continuing coverage of day two at the Glastonbury Festival.
Live coverage of Glastonbury Festival continues with the live headline set from the multimillion-selling, global singing star Adele, as she makes her debut at the festival on the famous Pyramid Stage.
Before that, presenters Lauren Laverne and Huw Stephens introduce highlights from the likes of antipodean psyche rockers Tame Impala, who take to the Pyramid Stage just before Adele, Glasgow synth poppers Chvrches and a sprinkling of bespoke acoustic performances.
Following the live set from Adele, Jo Whiley and Mark Radcliffe host proceedings from the BBC studio in the Park area, with highlights from the sets by James Blake and M83, and our roving reporter Gemma Cairney is out and about discovering late-night Glastonbury and what happens after dark on Worthy Farm.
Sunday afternoon live coverage from Glastonbury Festival continues with hosts Mark Radcliffe, Lauren Laverne and Jo Whiley bringing you the best of the live music from the world famous festival.
In the now traditional Sunday afternoon legends spot, Mr Blue Sky himself, ELO head honcho and all-round Brummie legend Jeff Lynne makes his Glastonbury Festival debut on the Pyramid Stage.
AWithnd music from the likes of Gregory Porter and Laura Mvula and from the BBC Two bird's-eye studio near the Park stage, a special acoustic performance from US superstar and pop cultural icon Cyndi Lauper. Plus presenters Gemma Cairney and Martin Dougan get out and about and report back on the weird, wonderful and often unseen areas of the festival.
It is the third and final night of BBC Two's coverage of Glastonbury Festival and presenters Jo Whiley and Huw Stephens bring you the full live set from Glastonbury veterans Coldplay, as they take to the famous Pyramid Stage and headline the festival for a record-breaking fourth time.
Following Coldplay's full live performance, Jo Whiley is joined by Mark Radcliffe on the BBC Two sofa to scoop up the best of the rest from the last day of the festival, including music from the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Guy Garvey and Grimes, plus some late-night bespoke acoustic performances from the BBC Two studio.
Gemma Cairney also delivers her last report from the nocturnal world of Glastonbury Festival. All in all, a final joyful round-up of the best of Glastonbury Festival 2016.
A delightful round-up of highlights from the weekend's events at the Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts from Worthy Farm in Somerset 2016.
Including performances from many of the headline artists, one or two bespoke acoustic performances and an overall celebration of all things Glastonbury 2016.
She set fire to the rain, and claimed Glastonbury as her own
Tottenham's own takes a trip down memory lane with her soaring debut single
Glitter, technicolour and soaring anthems - it can only be Coldplay at Glasto
A Glastonbury debut for the French chanteuse and her unique brand of irresistible pop.
Featuring new tracks, alongside dance anthems, including the classic Born Slippy.
Delivering epic alt-rock, Muse close the first night of this year's Glastonbury.
James Murphy's roadshow takes the audience to dizzying new levels on the Other Stage.
It's blue skies all round with Jeff Lynne's ELO. The rock icons had the crowd going wild.
