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Coverage begins of the legendary music and performing arts festival from Worthy Farm in Somerset. Presenters such as Jo Whiley, Lauren Laverne, Clara Amfo, Mark Radcliffe and Edith Bowman will be reporting from different positions around the site on all the stories and action so far. There will be performances from the very talented British pop soul singer Jorja Smith, Spanish superstar Rosalia plus a short film on the build of the festival over four weeks as the farm transforms from its regular agricultural and pastoral identity to a rural wonderland of stages, pleasure palaces and hidden shabeens!
Nine-times Grammy Award winner, Sheryl Crow, supported The Eagles at Wembley last weekend and is about to release her eleventh studio album, the duet-heavy Threads. Expect a career-spanning Pyramid Stage hits set from Missouri-born Crow who last played Glastonbury in 1997.
Walsall’s Jorja Smith was born in 1997 and her smoky and Drake-endorsed R&B helped her win first the Brits Critics’ Choice award in 2018 and then this year’s Best British Female in recognition of the success of her Lost & Found debut album.
Settle down for a magic carpet ride around Worthy Farm hosted by Jo Whiley, Huw Stephens and Clara Amfo, as Glastonbury Festival hits its stride with live coverage of Friday night’s headlining set from the inimitable Stormzy.
West Midlands’ finest The Charlatans are celebrating 30 years of their organ-fuelled swirling British garage rock and have been drafted in at short notice to perform on the Other Stage. The Charlatans have released 13 studio albums and, despite having lost two key members since their inception in 1989, remain one of Britain’s most enduring and best-loved live bands. Earlier this year they released a retrospective box set of 7-inch singles, Everything Changed, to celebrate Record Store Day.
Lauren Laverne introduces the headline set by Kevin Parker's Australian psychedelic slow-pop band Tame Impala. Headlining the Other Stage and playing their biggest show at the festival to date, expect one or two new tracks including recent release Patience as well as songs from their acclaimed three albums, including 2015's Currents, all of which will no doubt be bathed in a suitably dreamy glow.
Like the sun coming up over Santa Monica Boulevard, Sheryl shines on the main stage.
Liverpool indie faves kick out the jams on the Other Stage.
British indie faves return to Worthy Farm for a smashing set.
Northern Irish trio bring their lush indie tunes to the Other Stage.
US folk rockers unleash an abundance of energy to uplift the Glasto crowd.
West Midlands’ finest The Charlatans are celebrating 30 years of their organ-fuelled swirling British garage rock and have been drafted in at short notice to perform on the Other Stage. The Charlatans have released 13 studio albums and, despite having lost two key members since their inception in 1989, remain one of Britain’s most enduring and best-loved live bands. Earlier this year they released a retrospective box set of 7-inch singles, 'Everything Changed', to celebrate Record Store Day.
Synth laden 80's influenced pop from this multi-talented British artist
Brooklyn singer-producer gifts us with a set of perfect layered pop songs.
Hailing from Derry, Bridie Monds-Watson brings her introspective pop to the Park Stage.
Get ready for the pure rock and reckless abandon that is IDLES. Searing and sardonic punk from the Bristol fivepiece.
Soul-folk sensation delivers a stirring vocal performance on the Park stage.
The sublime voice of Chan Marshall returns to headline Glastonbury's Park Stage.
Raggedy, exciting new rock from this new Brixton foursome.
Dublin's punk five-piece bring the anger and the energy to the John Peel Stage
Perth psychedelic space rockers unleash their soundscapes on the John Peel Stage.
Charismatic, goth-pop tunes from this Manchester foursome.
Discordant riffs, staccato bass lines, these New York pros play a motoring headline set.
South London producer brings his soulful jazz rap ensemble to the West Holts.
South African seven-piece band show off their dynamic drums, bass and harmonies.
British electronic duo bring their atmospheric grooves to Glastonbury
Brit award-winning singer songwriter shows her vocal prowess on the West Holts Stage.
A dose of euphoric electronic, guaranteed to heal all that ails you.
Canadian slacker-rock meets off-kilter pop comes to the Other Stage.
American rapper and singer extraordinaire puts on a stellar show to get you on your feet.
Neneh Cherry on the West Holts Stage plus Foals' surprise Saturday set on the Park Stage.
Carrie Underwood, Johnny Marr at Glastonbury 2019. British indie legend Johnny Marr plays the Other Stage plus Oklahoma country-pop queen Carrie Underwood's lunchtime performance on the Pyramid Stage.
Edith Bowman and Mark Radcliffe host a guided tour of Pilton on day two of the world’s greatest music festival, with action from Anne-Marie and Hozier on the Pyramid Stage, rising star Lewis Capaldi no doubt drawing a huge crowd on The Other Stage, The Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra reimagining classic 70s soul from The Park Stage, plus more - an acoustic performance from James Morrison and a short film exploring Michael Eavis’s very personal relationship with the fields and landscape of Worthy Farm.
Mark Radcliffe introduces highlights from Manchester’s finest Courteeners on the Other Stage who remain something of a phenomenon up north where Liam Fray’s songs represent a rallying cry for a generation over five anthemic albums followed by the rest of Liam Gallagher’s set from the Pyramid Stage which switches over from BBC TWO and blends Oasis hits with songs from his solo breakthrough album, As You Were.
Song and dance superstar Janet Jackson performs her incredible back catalogue with hits like What Have You Done for Me Lately, Rhythm Nation and Got ‘Til It’s Gone from her 30-plus years at the top.
Vintage garage and a rollicking rhythm section from Atlanta based Mattiel.
Charles Hazlewood and a stellar line-up of guest artists pay tribute to Barry White
Jazz party innovators whip up a frenzy at the Park Stage.
Honest Scot with his acoustic guitar gets the crowd pumped.
North London singer plays Glasto, two years after her breakthrough.
Jazz fusion quintet deliver an exciting set to get Glastonbury moving.
Northampton rapper gets the The West Holts crowd energised.
Pharrell was stunned upon hearing her sing, now Glasto gets to enjoy this voice.
New Scottish singer-songwriter brings his folk rock songs to Glastonbury.
Superstar country singer showcases her knockout vocal range at Glastonbury.
Sound the alarm, it's time for the Essex pop singer on the Pyramid Stage.
Irish guitarist with a spine-tingling voice stuns on the Pyramid Stage.
Brilliant blues rock set from the band led by Willie Nelson's son.
Norwegian soprano delivers a stunning frosty-pop experience.
It's a freak-out jazz, psychedelic party, come on in.
Providing heartfelt singalong melodies on the Pyramid Stage
Edith Bowman and Huw Stephens introduce ringside action from Saturday night at Worthy Farm as the festival hits its stride with the live Pyramid headline set from Las Vegas’ rock ‘n’ roll band The Killers returning to the festival for a fifth time following their surprise appearance at the John Peel Stage in 2017. Led by charismatic frontman Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr and with a catalogue of radio anthems from across five albums, The Killers are one of the defining rock bands of the 21st century and after sound problems dogged their 2007 set they have unfinished business in Pilton.
Saturday night's headliners, The Chemical Brothers on the Other Stage, and hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan takes the West Holts Stage.
Indie rock wordsmith and band rock it out on the Park Stage.
Spoken word and hip-hop artist brings her poetry to the Park.
English electro-pop legends headline the Park Stage.
Former Oasis front man takes to the Pyramid stage for a giant singalong.
Minnesotan masters of vocal harmonies give a sublime performance on the John Peel Stage.
American indie rock singer plays a stunner of a set.
Manchester grime artist shows how its done.
Jamaica's Dancehall king lifts the energy on the John Peel Stage
No style rookie, the legend that is Neneh Cherry delivers the hits on The West Holts.
UK modern soul collective whip up the crowd with a spectacular show.
Time to Bring da Ruckus with one of the most influential hip-hop acts of all time.
Legendary guitarist and prolific former Smith never fails to win us over.
Scandi pop stylings from this enigmatic singer-songwriter.
Indie rockers from Middleton return to Worthy Farm.
Turn up the volume and be primed to have all your senses piqued.
Live performance selections from Glastonbury Festivals Pyramid, Other, John Peel, Park and West Holts stages.
Foals play the Park Stage at Glastonbury 2019
See live performance selections from Glastonbury Festivals Pyramid, Other, John Peel, Park and West Holts stages.
London singer-songwriter unleashes her synth-pop styles on the John Peel crowd.
Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo introduce an epic hit-filled set from evergreen pop royalty Kylie Minogue on the Pyramid Stage, who finally makes her Worthy Farm debut in her own right after being forced to pull out in 2005 due to her breast cancer diagnosis.
Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders introduce highlights from sets by emerging teen superstar Billie Eilish from the Other Stage and Damon Albarn’s reunited The Good, The Bad & The Queen on the Park Stage.
Billie Eilish is currently the most talked-about teen on the planet and stunned recently with her quirky but utterly authentic set at R1BW in MIddlesbrough while her break-out hits, ‘bad guy’ and ‘bury a friend’, manage to be totally teenage and yet surprisingly multi-generational in their charm and conviction.
The Good, The Bad & The Queen features Damon Albarn’s poetic state-of-the-kingdom address on matters Brexit and beyond from their second album, Merrie Land. The indie supergroup, which includes in their number The Clash’s Paul Simonon and Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen, are back together, a decade after their 2007 self-titled debut, to charm the Park Stage with the aid of a Welsh choir and strings.
The happiest band on the planet uplift the Pyramid crowd.
London electro-synth band turn the field into a nightclub for their infectious set.
Inspirational, bad ass queen of blues rocks the Pyramid stage.
US popstar relishes the Glastonbury spirit on the Pyramid stage.
Innovative pop at its very best, Chris is flawless on headlining the Other Stage.
Following his brilliant album Psychodrama the South London rapper wows the Other Stage.
Staunchly creative teen superstar plays her first Glastonbury, before she's even 18.
Quick quips from this charismatic London hip-hop artist.
J-pop and metal combine in the best possible way ever.
Tenor sax king and bandleader pushes jazz to new frontiers.
The godfather of neo-soul shows everyone how to feel good.
Grammy-nominated Malian singer returns to Glastonbury for another brilliant performance.
Kate Stables and band bring their critically acclaimed songs to The West Holts.
Multi-talented actor showcases his jazz piano prowess.
Mike Skinner and co. headline the John Peel Stage.
Energetic live band Friendly Fires return to Glastonbury for a stellar set.
Breakthrough artist at the Brits shows off his songwriting abilities.
Irish singer songwriter enthralls the crowd on the final day of John Peel action.
Eclectic grime drill artist and BBC Sound Of winner excites the John Peel crowd.
Lauded by Kendrick Lamar, the British rapper delivers cuts from her album Grey Area.
Indie collective led by Damon Albarn play tracks from their recent album Merrie Land.
South London rock band return to the Park stage on the back of their new album Serfs Up.
London alt rock band are Running Wild on the Park Stage.
Young Jamaican rapper, singer and guitarist brings her positive vibes to The Park.
Mark Radcliffe introduces global movie star and jazz pianist Jeff Goldblum on the West Holts Stage and soul-gospel legend Mavis Staples as she inspires worship on the Pyramid Stage.
Goldblum leads the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra with whom he performs regularly in Los Angeles. Their collaboration has led to his recently released debut album, The Capitol Studio Sessions, with a variety of guest vocalists and a jazz fan’s sense of swinging fun.
Mavis Staples has enjoyed a remarkable career revival in recent years after singing lead with veteran family group The Staple Singers from the 50s through the 90s on hits like ‘I’ll Take You There’ and ‘Respect Yourself’. Mavis has just released her latest album, We Get By, written and produced by slide guitarist Ben Harper and celebrates her 80th birthday this July.
Gemma Cairney introduces highlights from Vampire Weekend’s African-pop inflected set on the Pyramid Stage and the storming and melodic jazz of saxophonist Kamasi Washington’s stunning band on the West Holts Stage.
Ezra Koenig’s Vampire Weekend recently released their fourth album, Father of the Bride, which offers a fresh spin on the African-influenced guitar pop that has made them festival favourites since their debut in 2008.
Kamasi Washington and his band draw on the anthemic but free-flowing jazz of the 1960s and early 1970s, combining stunning musicianship with a cosmic approach to the genre last seen from the likes of Sun Ra and Pharoah Sanders. His recent album, Heaven and Earth, has helped to ignite an emerging generation of young British talent.
Jo Whiley, Edith Bowman and Mark Radcliffe introduce an epic, hit-filled set from The Cure, who are celebrating 40 years of their dark but glamorous pop with a fourth headline set on The Pyramid Stage following their debut back in 1986.
Gemma Cairney and Clara Amfo introduce two spellbinding female frontwomen who are set to close out the festival on the West Holts and Other stages in a face-off!
Janelle Monáe is rapidly becoming something of a movie star after starring roles in films like Hidden Figures, but music is surely her first love and her Prince-inflected funk reaches new heights on her third studio album, 2018’s acclaimed Dirty Computer.
Héloïse Letissier aka Christine and the Queens charmed Glastonbury 2016 as her debut album Chaleur Humaine took the UK by storm thanks to lead single 'Titled' and her stunning ensemble dance routines. Christine and the Queens returns to the festival after headlining All Points East with a whole new presentation and funky tunes from her tough but sassy follow-up, Chris.
Stylin' R&B queen bursting with stage presence headlines the West Holts Stage.
The exhilarating, dramatic and startlingly accomplished set of a future headliner.
The much talked about Alexander O'Connor shows off his innovative song style.
Birmingham born rapper takes to the John Peel Stage.
A look back at many of the show-stopping performances from this year’s Glastonbury Festival. Expect headliners, surprise guest stars, sing-a-longs and many of the big musical stories from across the three days at Worthy Farm.
Frank Turner performs Sister Rosetta in a surprise performance on the BBC Music Introducing stage at Glastonbury 2019
Enduring and iconic, Robert Smith's goth legends deliver a hit-filled headline set
