Click for area line-ups: Acoustic • Field of Avalon • Shangri-la • The Glade • West Holts • Silver Hayes • Woodsies • Left Field • The Common • Kidzfield • Theatre & Circus • Croissant Neuf •  

2023 saw Glastonbury return, firing on all cylinders. Joining the Green Fields, which have always been powered by renewable energy, this year every generator across the Festival site was run entirely on palm-oil free, sustainable HVO renewable fuel. This, along with the new temporary wind turbine powering the food stalls at Carhenge, added to the […]

Nomad is the place for the underrepresented to unite, take up space, be seen, where voices are heard, and where alternative communities come together through a shared vision of the future, with speakers and conversations to be announced in the coming weeks. London Trans+ Pride and The Chateau will come together for a third year, […]

Click for area line-ups: Block9 • Strummerville • Acoustic • Pilton Palais • The Glade • Kidzfield • The Park • Glasto Latino • Unfairground • Arcadia • Woodsies • Shangri-La • The Common • Theatre & Circus • Left Field • Croissant Neuf • Field of Avalon • Silver Hayes • West Holts •  

Ticket price: £280 Capacity: 210,000 After a two year Covid break, Glastonbury Festival returned at full strength in ’22. ‘It’s great to be back!’, a quote from a delighted Emily Eavis during the build, became the headline for the first issue of the Glastonbury Free Press, the official site newspaper. And the world’s media were […]

Welcome to IICON, the immersive audio-visual arena in Block9 East. Taking the form of a colossal, anonymised head, IICON is a pseudo-religious monument to the terrifying new realities emerging in our digital, post-truth age. This immense sculptural artwork is animated by state-of-the-art video mapping, delivering a vision of future music from the cutting-edge of today’s […]

AREA LINE-UP ANNOUNCEMENTS: SILVER HAYES • FIELD OF AVALON

2016 was another memorable year for the Festival, with incredible headline performances from Muse, Adele and Coldplay. Click here for the full line-up.      A reproduction of this poster is available to buy from the Glastonbury Shop.

Hidden at the back of the NYC Downlow you will find The Meat Rack. Hot, dark and sweaty, The Meat Rack features the ultimate sleazy homo-centric line-up.

Glastonbury Festival’s annual ‘thank you’ fundraising gig for villagers, workers and local people – known as the Pilton Party – returns to Worthy Farm on Friday 1st September, 2023. The show will be headlined by Mike Skinner’s legendary party starters The Streets, playing their first show of 2023. They’re joined on the bill by Mercury-winning […]