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Name: Glastonbury (1997)
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1997

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Glastonbury — Storyline

The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts is the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world. The festival is best known for its contemporary music, but also features dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret and many other arts. For 2005, the enclosed area of the festival was over 900 acres, had over 385 live performances and was attended by around 150,000 people. While the villagers of Pilton have been complaining about the noise generated during the weekend for many years, in 2007 over 700 acts played on over 80 stages. Glastonbury was heavily influenced by hippie ethics and the free festival movement in the 1970s, especially the Isle of Wight Festival.

Cast & Crew

Glastonbury — Series Details

First Air Date	1997-06-27
Seasons	15
Episodes	860
Genre	Documentary
Language	English
Network	BBC iPlayer
Status	Returning Series

Glastonbury — Episode Guide

Glastonbury 1997

E1: The first BBC Televised Glastonbury Festival (1997-06-27)

Glastonbury 2014

E1: Anna Calvi (2014-06-25) — Watch Anna Calvi's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E2: Arcade Fire (2014-06-25) — Canadian indie heroes give the Pyramid Stage a disco makeover for their 2014 headline slot
E3: Band of Skulls (2014-06-25) — Heavy riffs and brutal beats from the Southampton punk-blues trio.
E4: Bleachers (2014-06-25) — Bleachers' set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E5: Blondie (2014-06-25) — Debbie Harry's iconic new wave band performs some of its biggest hits.
E6: Bombay Bicycle Club (2014-06-25) — Bombay Bicycle Club's set from the Other stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E7: Bonobo (2014-06-25) — Bonobo's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E8: Bryan Ferry (2014-06-25) — The debonair singer-songwriter performs Roxy Music classics and hits from his solo career
E9: Caro Emerald (2014-06-25) — The Dutch jazz-pop singer's last album – The Shocking Miss Emerald – topped the UK charts
E10: Cate Le Bon (2014-06-25) — Cate Le Bon's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E11: Chvrches (2014-06-25) — The Glaswegian electro-pop trio play atmospheric synth from their debut album.
E12: Clean Bandit (2014-06-25) — The class act behind hit 'Rather Be' perform their fusion of classical and dance music.
E13: Connan Mockasin (2014-06-25) — Connan Mockasin's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E14: Courtney Barnett (2014-06-25) — Courtney Barnett's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014
E15: Crystal Fighters (2014-06-25) — Crystal Fighters' set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E16: Danny Brown (2014-06-25) — Danny Brown's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E17: De La Soul (2014-06-25) — Classic hip-hop from one of the genre's most pioneering and influential bands.
E18: Disclosure (2014-06-25) — The Lawrence brothers get the crowd moving on the West Holts stage.
E19: Dolly Parton (2014-06-25) — Dolly Parton played a legendary Sunday afternoon set on the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival on June 29, 2014. She drew a massive crowd of over 180,000 people for the trad
E20: Drenge (2014-06-25) — Drenge's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E21: Dry The River (2014-06-25) — Dry The River 's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E22: Ed Sheeran (2014-06-25) — Passionate acoustic pop with hip-hop influences from the singer of smash hit 'The A Team'.
E23: Elbow (2014-06-25) — The Glasto favourites provide the soundtrack for a glorious Pilton sunset.
E24: Ellie Goulding (2014-06-25) — Passionate synthpop from the winner of this year's 'Best British Female' at the Brits.
E25: ESG (2014-06-25) — ESG's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E26: Fat White Family (2014-06-25) — Fat White Family's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E27: Foster The People (2014-06-25) — Foster The People's set from the Other stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E28: Four Tet (2014-06-25) — Four Tet's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E29: George Ezra (2014-06-25) — The 'BBC Sound of 2014' finalist combines a modern pop sound with a unique vintage voice.
E30: Goldfrapp (2014-06-25) — Goldfrapp's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E31: HAIM (2014-06-25) — The LA soft rock band return to Glastonbury having topped BBC's Sound of 2013 list.
E32: Imagine Dragons (2014-06-25) — Imagine Dragons' set from the Other stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E33: Interpol (2014-06-25) — Intense, atmopsheric alt rock from the leaders of New York's post-punk revival.
E34: Jack White (2014-06-25) — The former White Stripes singer combines modern blues with unforgettable bass lines.
E35: Jagwar Ma (2014-06-25) — Jagwar Ma's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E36: Jake Bugg (2014-06-25) — The Nottingham rock 'n' roll singer, inspired by Johnny Cash and Jimi Hendrix.
E37: James Blake (2014-06-25) — James Blake's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E38: Jimi Goodwin (2014-06-25) — Jimi Goodwin's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E39: John Grant (2014-06-25) — John Grant's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E40: John Newman (2014-06-25) — The BRIT-nominated singer performs a soul-inspired set and Number One hit Love Me Again.
E41: Juana Molina (2014-06-25) — Juana Molina's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E42: Jungle (2014-06-25) — Jungle's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E43: Jurassic 5 (2014-06-25) — The boundary-pushing 90s hiphop group play the West Holts stage after reforming last year
E44: Kaiser Chiefs (2014-06-25) — After a short hiatus, the pop-rock band fronted by The Voice judge Ricky Wilson are back
E45: Kasabian (2014-06-25) — The boys from Leicester perform at Glastonbury with a guest appearance from Noel Fielding
E46: Kelis (2014-06-25) — Kelis' set brings a new mature sound, as well as classic hits Milkshake and Acapella.
E47: King Charles (2014-06-25) — King Charles' set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E48: Kodaline (2014-06-25) — Kodaline's set from the Other stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014
E49: Lana Del Rey (2014-06-25) — Irresistable noir-pop from a modern American icon on the Pyramid Stage.
E50: Little Dragon (2014-06-25) — Little Dragon's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E51: London Grammar (2014-06-25) — London Grammar's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E52: Lykke Li (2014-06-25) — Lykke Li's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E53: M.I.A (2014-06-25) — Grime, hip-hop and electro fuse in the British-Tamil artist's eccelctic, modern music.
E54: Manic Street Preachers (2014-06-25) — The Welsh rockers take to the stage with songs from their classic albums and new material
E55: Metallica (2014-06-25) — The heavy metal legends make their Glasto debut for an awe inspiring set.
E56: Metronomy (2014-06-25) — Breezy, French-inspired electro pop, including tracks from hit album 'Love Letters'
E57: MGMT (2014-06-25) — The psychedelic rock act headline the John Peel stage with hits Kids and Time to Pretend.
E58: Mogwai (2014-06-25) — Immerse yourself in the Glaswegian post-rock band's epic instrumental soundscapes.
E59: Nina Persson (2014-06-25) — Nina Persson's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E60: Paolo Nutini (2014-06-25) — Paolo brings his ground stomping vintage RnB and modern vocals to the Other Stage.
E61: Parquet Courts (2014-06-25) — Parquet Courts' set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E62: Phosphorescent (2014-06-25) — Phosphorescent's set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E63: Pixies (2014-06-25) — US rockers Pixies return to storm Glastonbury after their original performance in 1989.
E64: Poliça (2014-06-25) — Poliça's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E65: Public Service Broadcasting (2014-06-25) — Public Service Broadcasting's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E66: Robert Plant (2014-06-25) — The former Led Zepplin singer performs his phenomenal back catalogue and some newer hits.
E67: Rodrigo y Gabriela (2014-06-25) — Guitar-duelling from the animal rights supporting, vegan, rock/jazz duo. A rare combination
E68: Royal Blood (2014-06-25) — Shortlisted for 'BBC Sound of 2014', the duo perform rock music with a sense of drama.
E69: Rudimental (2014-06-25) — The drum and bass act perform the perfect high-energy soundtrack for Summer.
E70: Sam Smith (2014-06-25) — Soaring music from the soulful vocal genius behind hits by Disclosure and Naughty Boy
E71: Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 (2014-06-25) — Seun Kuti & Egypt 80's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E72: St. Vincent (2014-06-25) — Melodic, clever alt-pop by the singer-songwriter whose collaborators include David Byrne
E73: Sun Ra Arkestra (2014-06-25) — Sun Ra Arkestra's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E74: Temples (2014-06-25) — Temples' set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E75: The 1975 (2014-06-25) — The indie-pop band from Manchester return to Glastonbury after a whirlwind year.
E76: The 2 Bears (DJ set) (2014-06-25) — The 2 Bears (DJ set)'s set from the Park stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E77: The Black Keys (2014-06-25) — Swaggering, spine-tingling blues-rock from the Nashville band.
E78: The Brian Jonestown Massacre (2014-06-25) — The Brian Jonestown Massacre's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury 2014.
E79: The Daptone Super Soul Revue (2014-06-25) — The Daptone Super Soul Revue from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E80: The Horrors (2014-06-25) — The Southend band plays early garage-punk songs and newer, more psychedelic tracks
E81: The Internet (2014-06-25) — The Internet's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E82: The Kooks (2014-06-25) — Performing a surprise, unannounced set, The Kooks return with hits and new material.
E83: The Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra (2014-06-25) — The Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E84: The Wailers (2014-06-25) — Bob Marley's band belting out the reggae vibes on Glastonbury's eclectic world music stage
E85: tUnE-yArDs (2014-06-25) — tUnE-yArDs' set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E86: Twin Atlantic (2014-06-25) — Twin Atlantic's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E87: Vintage Trouble (2014-06-25) — Vintage Trouble's set from the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014
E88: Warpaint (2014-06-25) — Warpaint's set from the Other stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014
E89: White Lies (2014-06-25) — Dark, anthemic post-punk from the London trio, who have supported Muse and Coldplay
E90: Wild Beasts (2014-06-25) — Wild Beasts' set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E91: Wolf Alice (2014-06-25) — Wolf Alice's set from the John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2014.
E92: Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band (2014-06-25) — Defining experimental music performance art since 1969, the legendary Yoko returns

Glastonbury 2015

E1: Alabama Shakes (2015-06-26) — The Alabaman rock ’n’ soul band return to Glastonbury after a triumphant 2013 performance to play tracks from their second album, Sound & Colour.
E2: alt-J (2015-06-26) — They rode in on An Awesome Wave, carrying a Mercury Prize in its wake, and its follow-up This Is All Yours set a new standard for wonky pop thrills.
E3: Alvvays (2015-06-26) — The cream of Toronto's indie pop scene deliver on the promise of their debut album, filled with gloriously scuffed, diamond-sharp melodies. Just don't call them tvvee.
E4: Belle and Sebastian (2015-06-26) — From 1996's Tigermilk to this year's Girls In Wartime Want To Dance, the critically acclaimed Scottish band have nine albums' worth of startlingly melodic chamber pop to draw from.
E5: Ben Howard (2015-06-26) — Devon's adopted son returns to the West Country with an electrifying second album (I Forget Where We Were) and a fistful of new guitar tricks that will mystify and delight.
E6: Benjamin Booker (2015-06-26) — Benjamin's take on the blues is irreverent and highly energetic. Having honed his craft in multicultural New Orleans, Glastonbury must feel like a second home.
E7: Burt Bacharach (2015-06-26) — A titan of popular music makes his long-awaited Glastonbury debut.
E8: Caribou (2015-06-26) — First Glastonbury appearance since 2011 for this celebrated Canadian dance music producer with a PhD in maths.
E9: Catfish and the Bottlemen (2015-06-26) — A devoted fanbase, a gobby lead singer and a debut album stuffed with rowdy songs with one-word titles; 2015 is the year of the Catfish.
E10: Charli XCX (2015-06-26) — A potent pop force, Charli returns to Glastonbury battle hardened by a million gigs and boasting preposterous stage props, like her enormous inflatable guitar.
E11: Chet Faker (2015-06-26) — This Australian electronica boffin arrives at Worthy Farm with a laptop full of beats and swooshes, the voice of a jazz club at 3am, and a heartful of soul.
E12: Circa Waves (2015-06-26) — On their second Glastonbury visit, Liverpool's freshest young indie imps bring their debut album Young Chasers to the Other Stage for a kickabout and a singalong.
E13: Clean Bandit (2015-06-26) — An intense fusion between classical strings, hot soul vocals and banging beats, and the song that won them a Grammy – where else would you rather be?
E14: Courteeners (2015-06-26) — The band who have quietly become enormous without shouting about it bring their stadium-filling brand of earnest indie rock to Worthy Farm.
E15: Cumbia All Stars (2015-06-26) — An eight-piece band of legendary players doing for Peruvian cumbia what the Buena Vista Social Club did for Cuban son music.
E16: deadmau5 (2015-06-26) — Worthy Farm is the perfect place to put on a funny hat and let yourself go, and that's exactly what Joel Zimmerman – the man in the mouse mask – is doing.
E17: Death Cab For Cutie (2015-06-26) — This hugely influential indie rock band makes their Worthy Farm debut, bringing their rowdy, guitar driven new album Kintsugi and a clutch of their greatest hits along for the ride
E18: Death From Above 1979 (2015-06-26) — This politicised and thunderous Canadian two-piece reformed in 2011, and have finally made it to Worthy Farm.
E19: Django Django (2015-06-26) — Those whispery voices and corkscrew synths – remember Default? – can only mean one thing. Django Django are back at Glastonbury, bringing their second album, Born Under Saturn, alo
E20: Ella Eyre (2015-06-26) — The lady with the lion's mane delivers her greatest hits, from early collaborations with DJ Fresh to her own chart smashes and the best of her debut album Feline.
E21: Enter Shikari (2015-06-26) — Straight outta St Albans with a lot to say and even more to scream, Enter Shikari bring their pummelling new album The Mindsweep to Glastonbury.
E22: Everything Everything (2015-06-26) — A first visit to the Other Stage for this fiercely individual art pop collective with their fractured melodies and futuristic, data-intensive songs.
E23: Fat White Family (2015-06-26) — Grubby and wild London group with artful intentions play their second Glastonbury on the trot.
E24: Father John Misty (2015-06-26) — This former member of Fleet Foxes plays songs from his acclaimed second album as Father John Misty, I Love You, Honeybear.
E25: FFS (2015-06-26) — A heady collaboration, taking the arch haughtiness of Sparks and giving it some strut and groove by Franz Ferdinand. Everyone involved is having a whale of a time and so will you.
E26: FKA twigs (2015-06-26) — A dazzling and mesmerizing set from the boundary-pushing artist.
E27: Florence + the Machine (2015-06-26) — Florence Welch and co triumph with an energetic and euphoric headline set.
E28: Future Islands (2015-06-26) — Baltimore synth-rock trio bring their heartfelt songs to the Other Stage.
E29: Gaz Coombes (2015-06-26) — Ex-Supergrass frontman returns to Glastonbury to play songs from celebrated album Matador.
E30: George Ezra (2015-06-26) — Hertford's answer to Howlin' Wolf returns to Worthy Farm after a triumphant year, with hits, a US tour with Sam Smith and a hugely successful debut album under his belt.
E31: Giant Sand (2015-06-26) — Elegantly scuffed indie folk sung with the voice of hard-won experience by Howe Gelb, one of the most prolific songwriters in the world.
E32: Glass Animals (2015-06-26) — A second visit to Worthy Farm for Oxford's rural electronica collective, with plenty of swoony extracts from their debut album Zaba.
E33: GOAT (2015-06-26) — The costumed, anonymous psychedelic rock collective from Sweden return to Glastonbury after a triumphant 2013 performance.
E34: Gregory Porter (2015-06-26) — Much-loved Grammy-winning jazz singer and songwriter, whose vocals can be heard on the recent Disclosure single Holding On, performs on the West Holts stage.
E35: Hot Chip (2015-06-26) — The fifth Glastonbury for the acclaimed London-based electronic pop group finds them headlining the West Holts stage on Friday night.
E36: Hozier (2015-06-26) — Guilt and desire combine in the songs of this intense young man from County Wicklow, most notably in the global hit Take Me To Church.
E37: James Bay (2015-06-26) — The hotly tipped young singer shows demonstrates what he can do with an audience that knows every word of his debut album Chaos and the Calm, and Hold Back the River, of course.
E38: Jamie T (2015-06-26) — Making a welcome return to Glastonbury, showcasing his third album Carry on the Grudge.
E39: Jamie xx (2015-06-26) — You know there's going to be good times when The xx drummer is behind the decks
E40: Jessie Ware (2015-06-26) — Jessie showcases her patented slow and deep pop songs on the John Peel Stage.
E41: Jon Hopkins (2015-06-26) — The electronic musician and soundtrack composer headlines the Park Stage on Saturday, playing tracks from his Mercury-nominated album Immunity.
E42: Jungle (2015-06-26) — West London's soul and funk revolutionaries bring their irresistible sound to Worthy Farm.
E43: Kayne West (2015-06-26) — The most famous (and infamous) person in modern music brings his travelling media circus to the most famous festival in the world, in the most controversial booking in Glastonbury
E44: Kasai Allstars (2015-06-26) — A supergroup of visionary musical talents across a huge geographical expanse come together to deliver one of the best stage shows of the entire festival.
E45: Kate Tempest (2015-06-26) — The Mercury-nominated rapper, playwright and spoken word artist brings her state-of-the-nation rhymes to Glastonbury for the third year running.
E46: La Roux (2015-06-26) — Electro-pop and disco artist Elly Jackson plays hits from her two critically acclaimed albums – with a full band – on the John Peel Stage.
E47: Leon Bridges (2015-06-26) — Glastonbury is treated to the glorious voice of Sam Cooke meets Otis Redding coming out of the slender frame of a young man from Texas.
E48: Lianne La Havas (2015-06-26) — Prince played a gig in her sitting room, now the folk and soul singer-songwriter brings her own songs to Worthy Farm for the second time.
E49: Lionel Richie (2015-06-26) — With hits galore, Lionel draws a huge crowd for an epic Legends slot set
E50: Marcos Valle (2015-06-26) — The giant of Brazilian music specialising in samba, boss nova, soul and jazz plays songs from his 50-year career on the West Holts stage.
E51: Mark Ronson (2015-06-26) — The superstar DJ brings a bit of Uptown Funk to Glasto with a star-studded set
E52: Mary J. Blige (2015-06-26) — Twenty-three years after releasing her debut album, the Queen of Hip Hop Soul finally makes it to Worthy Farm.
E53: Mavis Staples (2015-06-26) — One of the greatest voices in soul and gospel, formerly of The Staple Singers, delights The Park Stage with hits like I’ll Take You There and Respect Yourself.
E54: Modestep (2015-06-26) — The meeting point between bass culture and alternative rock, Modestep arrive at Worthy Farm ready to give London Road, their second album, a damn good thrashing.
E55: Motörhead (2015-06-26) — The loudest, nastiest, fastest, and least hippy band to ever set foot in Glastonbury invade the Pyramid Stage.
E56: Palma Violets (2015-06-26) — The Rough Trade-signed and NME-approved indie four-piece return to Glastonbury armed with pub rock-influenced second album, Danger in the Club.
E57: Paloma Faith (2015-06-26) — Absolutely fabulous, chart-smashing soul and pop singer-songwriter starts the Saturday night party on the Pyramid Stage ahead of Pharrell and Kanye.
E58: Patti Smith (2015-06-26) — New York’s high priestess of punk – a celebrated poet, filmmaker and photographer, as well as musician – plays Glastonbury for the first time since 1999.
E59: Paul Weller (2015-06-26) — Worthy Farm is treated to the sound of a man comfortably hitting his stride as one of the most consistent songwriters in British music history.
E60: Peace (2015-06-26) — Midlands indie rock four-piece return to Worthy Farm to rattle through tracks from their second album, Happy People.
E61: Perfume Genius (2015-06-26) — Seattle-based singer-songwriter Mike Hadreas arrives at Glastonbury with three blogosphere-adored albums to pick tracks from.
E62: Pharrell Williams (2015-06-26) — Glastonbury gets happy as hip hop and pop giant Pharrell brings the hits to Worthy Farm.
E63: Prides (2015-06-26) — Scottish electronic pop trio who came up through BBC Introducing and play Glastonbury tipped for huge things.
E64: Rae Morris (2015-06-26) — Worthy Farm plays host to Rae's Unguarded, a collection of otherworldly pop songs from a Lancashire lady who is clearly going places.
E65: Roy Ayers (2015-06-26) — The Californian jazz, funk and soul legend whose performance of Everybody Loves The Sunshine at Glastonbury in 1993 is still fondly remembered.
E66: Rudimental (2015-06-26) — The drum and bass act perform the perfect high-energy soundtrack for Summer.
E67: Run the Jewels (2015-06-26) — The politicised, Kendrick Lamar-approved hip hop duo, comprised of Killer Mike and El-P make their Glastonbury debut on Friday night.
E68: Ryan Adams (2015-06-26) — One of the most gifted songwriters of his generation, Ryan Adams's long journey from fresh-faced alt-country hero to grizzled troubadour finally brings him to Worthy Farm, ten year
E69: SBTRKT (2015-06-26) — Critically acclaimed electronic musician from London who performs in a mask accompanied by his long-time collaborator Sampha.
E70: Sharon Van Etten (2015-06-26) — The Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, known for her intoxicating performances, plays tracks from her four albums on The Park Stage.
E71: Slaves (2015-06-26) — Punk rock comes in many shapes and sizes, few more surprising than this angry pair with a soft spot for grime and shouting.
E72: Sleaford Mods (2015-06-26) — This Nottingham duo, who brilliantly call their music “electronic munt minimalist punk-hop rants for the working class”, make their Glastonbury debut.
E73: SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS (2015-06-26) — Exhilarating, intense and immense Japanese sextet playing what they describe as “death jazz” on the West Holts stage on Saturday.
E74: Spiritualized (2015-06-26) — Epic blissed out indie rock with gospel overtones on the Park Stage.
E75: Steel Pulse (2015-06-26) — One of the greatest UK reggae bands performs at Glastonbury for the first time since 2009, equipped with songs from their Grammy-winning 1985 album Babylon the Bandit.
E76: Suede (2015-06-26) — A delightful return to public service for the dark princes of 90s indie rock and their decadent glam racket.
E77: Super Furry Animals (2015-06-26) — The Welsh psychedelic legends, recently reformed, play their seventh Glastonbury headlining the Park Stage on Friday night.
E78: The Chemical Brothers (2015-06-26) — Iconic dance duo, who once headlined the Pyramid Stage, return after a four-year break to pummel ravers with tracks from their forthcoming eighth album.
E79: The Districts (2015-06-26) — Discover a much-hyped Pennsylvanian four-piece who like their rock played with soul and make for a tremendous live experience.
E80: The Fall (2015-06-26) — Punk group with an ever-rotating line-up play the festival that their leader, Mark E. Smith believes they were once banned from.
E81: The Gaslamp Killer (2015-06-26) — The respected leftfield hip hop DJ/producer brings a full band to Glastonbury, playing a highly flammable stew of psychedelia, space jazz and heavy funk.
E82: The Libertines (2015-06-26) — Indie icons surprise Glastonbury with a euphoric return to the Pyramid Stage.
E83: The Maccabees (2015-06-26) — London-based, indie-rock five-piece play some of their most loved tracks and also preview their forthcoming fourth album, Marks to Prove It.
E84: The Mothership Returns (2015-06-26) — Dr. Funkenstein recruits the best players from Parliament, Funkadelic and Sly Stone’s group, The Family Stone, for this two-hour P-Funk lockdown.
E85: The Pop Group (2015-06-26) — Bristol's furious punk-funk pioneers are back with wiser heads but no less youthful a spring in their step. It's bitter polemic that you can dance to.
E86: The Staves (2015-06-26) — Mournful American folk music filtered through the beautiful harmonies of three sisters from Watford, and brought to the Vale of Avalon.
E87: The Vaccines (2015-06-26) — A new year and a new sound from The Vaccines, whose third album delivers raucous rock with an electronic pop sheen.
E88: The Waterboys (2015-06-26) — Never mind the Libertines, Mike Scott is the original wandering minstrel poet songwriter, and he has the back catalogue to prove it.
E89: Todd Terje & The Olsens (2015-06-26) — The Norwegian disco and house producer brings to life songs from his acclaimed debut, It’s Album Time, with a full band.
E90: Twin Atlantic (2015-06-26) — The Glaswegian band come to Glastonbury with a setlist rammed with uplifting rock anthems from their latest album Great Divide, including the Top 20 hit Heart & Soul.
E91: Vintage Trouble (2015-06-26) — Sublime blues, soul and rock quartet, who have supported The Who, Bon Jovi and Paloma Faith, go it alone again at their second Glastonbury in a row.
E92: Wolf Alice (2015-06-26) — Feral indie rock thrills are on the way to Worthy Farm again, as Wolf Alice showcase material from their just-released debut album My Love Is Cool.
E93: Years & Years (2015-06-26) — The band who gave us King, Desire and the album Communion are bringing their mournful electropop to Worthy Farm.
E94: Young Fathers (2015-06-26) — The Scottish trio play a wild mash of global sonic and lyrical styles culled from their Mercury Prize-winning debut, Dead, and its follow-up, White Men Are Black Men Too.

Glastonbury 2016

E1: Adele (2016-06-25) — She set fire to the rain, and claimed Glastonbury as her own.
E2: Alessia Cara (2016-06-25) — Canadian singer-songwriter, Alessia Cara, makes her debut appearance at Glastonbury.
E3: AlunaGeorge (2016-06-24) — The perfect electro-pop pair liven things up at the John Peel Stage.
E4: Anoushka Shankar (2016-06-26) — An artist in all forms. Anoushka Shankar's West Holts show is none other than ethereal.
E5: AURORA (2016-06-24) — Giving the crowd goosebumps with a beautiful set on the John Peel Stage.
E6: Baaba Maal (2016-06-25) — Baaba Maal takes the afternoon crowd on a journey with his Pyramid Stage performance.
E7: Band of Horses (2016-06-26) — After a folky, atmospheric sound? Look no further, Band of Horses deliver on all grounds.
E8: Band of Skulls (2016-06-25) — The Southampton trio rock the Other Stage.
E9: Bastille (2016-06-24) — Bastille return to the stage this year with their much loved indie pop sounds.
E10: Bat For Lashes (2016-06-26) — Haunting and moving; the powerful Natasha Khan knows how to put on a memorable show.
E11: Beck (2016-06-26) — A hit laden set from a man who knows how to put on a show.
E12: Blossoms (2016-06-24) — Hotly tipped Manchester band, discovered through BBC Introducing, make their Glastonbury debut.
E13: Bring Me The Horizon (2016-06-24) — Bringing the noise to the Other Stage, Sheffield rockers add a touch of metal to this year's line up.
E14: Catfish and the Bottlemen (2016-06-26) — Energetic, electrifying. Just two of many words to say of Catfish and the Bottlemen's set.
E15: Christine and the Queens (2016-06-24) — Hypnotising French pop with dance moves to match.
E16: Chvrches (2016-06-25) — The Scottish trio bring a delightful slice of synthpop to the Other Stage.
E17: Coldplay (2016-06-26) — Soaring anthems and a Barry Gibb cameo, a perfect headline set from Chris Martin and co.
E18: DakhaBrakha (2016-06-24) — The Ukrainian 'ethnic chaos' band deliver a playful mix of folk-punk.
E19: Daughter (2016-06-24) — The London-based trio kick off the evening with their lush take on indie-folk.
E20: Disclosure (2016-06-24) — Dance the night away as electronic brother duo provide the perfect tunes.
E21: Earth, Wind & Fire (2016-06-26) — Witness the West Holts Stage light up into a disco. It could only be Earth, Wind & Fire.
E22: Editors (2016-06-24) — With five albums under their belt, British post-punk band Editors rock the Other Stage.
E23: Elle King (2016-06-24) — The Grammy nominated American singer-songwriter performs tracks from her debut album, including the hit Ex's and Oh's.
E24: Ellie Goulding (2016-06-26) — Global phenomenon Ellie Goulding shows the Pyramid Stage a thing or two about pop music.
E25: Ernest Ranglin (2016-06-25) — Jamaican legend Ernest Ranglin blows Glastonbury away.
E26: Explosions in the Sky (2016-06-24) — The mesmerising and immeasurably loud post-rock band set the bar at Glastonbury.
E27: Ezra Furman (2016-06-24) — A compelling live set to spice up the Park Stage.
E28: Fatboy Slim (2016-06-25) — Brighton's award-winning DJ veteran returns to keep the rave alive at Glastonbury.
E29: Floating Points (2016-06-25) — Neuroscientist and electro pioneer, Sam Shepherd, brings a winning formula to Glastonbury.
E30: Foals (2016-06-24) — Oxford's finest deliver an energetic and angst packed set.
E31: Frightened Rabbit (2016-06-24) — Scottish quintet Frightened Rabbit deliver lively atmospheric rock with a dose of melodic pop.
E32: Gary Clark Jr (2016-06-26) — Imagine soul, blues, jazz, country and hiphop mixed into one. Imagine Gary Clark Jr.
E33: Gregory Porter (2016-06-26) — Gregory Porter can do many things, but giving electric chills through song is his forte.
E34: Grimes (2016-06-26) — A stunning, high-octane set from the art-pop provocateur.
E35: Guy Garvey (2016-06-26) — As the Elbow frontman gave his solo album a spin, The Park Stage didn't know what hit it.
E36: Half Moon Run (2016-06-24) — The Canadian indie rock group bring their percussion heavy sound to Glastonbury.
E37: Hinds (2016-06-26) — The Canadian indie rock group bring their percussion heavy sound to Glastonbury.
E38: Hurts (2016-06-25) — English synth duo Hurts bring dark electro-pop and style to Glastonbury.
E39: Jack Garratt (2016-06-24) — The master of the multiple instruments trick earns his place on the John Peel Stage.
E40: Jagwar Ma (2016-06-25) — The Australian dance duo liven up the Park Stage with their blend of beats and neo-psychedelia.
E41: Jake Bugg (2016-06-26) — It’s Jake Bugg, but not like ever before. The John Peel stage hosted the indie rock star.
E42: James (2016-06-24) — The indie veterans open up Glastonbury 2016 with classic anthems and songs from their new album.
E43: James Blake (2016-06-25) — Bringing his brand of magical electronica to the West Holts Stage.
E44: Jamie Lawson (2016-06-26) — His Glasto debut was a triumph. Singer songwriter Jamie Lawson melted everyone to pieces.
E45: Jeff Lynne's ELO (2016-06-26) — Symphonic rock greats from Mr Blue Sky himself in Glastonbury's Legends slot.
E46: Jess Glynne (2016-06-24) — One of the UK's brightest talents delivers a perfect slice of pop on the Pyramid Stage.
E47: John Grant (2016-06-25) — Former frontman of American alt-rockers The Czars, it's the big, beautiful voice that is John Grant.
E48: Kamasi Washington (2016-06-26) — Jazz band leader Kamasi Washington marvelled the crowds with his tenor sax. Simply magic.
E49: Kurt Vile (2016-06-25) — Singer songwriter Kurt Vile brings his lo-fi style to the Park Stage.
E50: Kwabs (2016-06-26) — In the mood to be musically moved, leave it to Kwabs. His unique soul sound runs deep.
E51: Lady Leshurr (2016-06-25) — Birmingham's own rap Queen gives Pilton something to talk about.
E52: Låpsley (2016-06-25) — Graduating from the BBC Introducing stage, Låpsley oozes cool with her slow atmospheric RnB sound.
E53: Laura Mvula (2016-06-26) — Third time's a charm. This totally applies to Laura Mvula's returning Pyramid Stage show.
E54: LCD Soundsystem (2016-06-26) — Gather all your friends for NY indie royalty on the Other Stage.
E55: Little Simz (2016-06-25) — North London's tough-rhyming wordsmith owns the stage with an energising performance.
E56: M83 (2016-06-25) — The French electro band headline Saturday night's John Peel Stage.
E57: Mac DeMarco (2016-06-26) — Canada’s finest export of talent. On the John Peel Stage, it’s slack rocker Mac DeMarco.
E58: Madness (2016-06-25) — Suggs and company perform some of their biggest hits.
E59: Mbongwana Star (2016-06-25) — The 7-piece Kinshasa group shake up the West Holts Stage.
E60: Mercury Rev (2016-06-25) — Alt rockers, Mercury Rev, give Pilton some of their New York flavour.
E61: Michael Kiwanuka (2016-06-26) — Michael Kiwanuka salutes the final day of Glastonbury with rich, deep and moving soul.
E62: MØ (2016-07-25) — Great Dane Karen Ørsted brings the fire to Saturday's line-up with some upbeat soulful pop.
E63: Muse (2016-07-24) — Delivering epic alt-rock, Muse close the first night of Glastonbury 2016.
E64: Mystery Jets (2016-07-26) — Transformed into the otherworldly genre of space rock, Mystery Jets have Glasto in awe.
E65: NAO (2016-06-24) — The Park Stage gets a flavour of soul-tinged R&B from the London singer songwriter.
E66: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (2016-06-26) — Missouri natives show the true meaning of gospel. Added with mix of rock, soul and folk.
E67: New Order (2016-06-25) — Putting the Other Stage in motion for a Saturday headline set.
E68: Of Monsters and Men (2016-06-26) — Icelandic five piece provide captivating and entrancing euphonies to the John Peel Stage.
E69: Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott (2016-06-26) — Melodies, harmonies and all else in-between. Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott brighten the day.
E70: Philip Glass’ Heroes Symphony (2016-06-25) — A unique performance of Philip Glass’s Heroes Symphony, inspired by David Bowie’s historic album, conducted by Charles Hazlewood with Army of Generals and members of the British Pa
E71: PJ Harvey (2016-06-26) — A classic Glasto set from the singular, two-time Mercury Prize winner
E72: Protoje (2016-06-24) — Jamaica's Protoje delivers a smooth blend of reggae, ska and rock steady.
E73: Quantic All Stars (2016-06-26) — From the vaults of Colombia and New York, it's Quantic All Stars soundtracking the summer.
E74: RAT BOY (2016-06-24) — His first Glastonbury and he smashed it.
E75: Richard Hawley (2016-06-24) — The Sheffield singer songwriter brings his heartfelt tunes to the Park Stage.
E76: Róisín Murphy (2016-06-24) — The hard-working former Moloko frontwoman performs tracks from her solo career.
E77: Ronnie Spector (2016-06-24) — The Ronettes' lead singer delivers a dose of 60s pop on the Park Stage.
E78: Saint Etienne (2016-06-26) — Serenading Sunday’s Park Stage crowd is Saint Etienne. Irresistible, catchy electric pop.
E79: Savages (2016-06-24) — Bringing a whirl of noise and fuzz, post-punk foursome Savages liven up the Park Stage.
E80: Shibusashirazu (2016-06-25) — The Japanese free jazz ensemble deliver an electrifying set blending music and performance art.
E81: Sigur Rós (2016-06-24) — The Icelandic trio bring their ethereal sound to the John Peel stage.
E82: Skepta (2016-06-24) — The London grime don shuts down the Pyramid Stage.
E83: Squeeze (2016-06-25) — Formed during the late 70s new wave period, Squeeze bring their classic hits to the Pyramid Stage.
E84: Tame Impala (2016-06-25) — The psychedelic rockers make their Pyramid Stage debut.
E85: The 1975 (2016-06-25) — The hugely popular group get the crowd moving with their blend of ethereal 80s alt-rock.
E86: The Last Shadow Puppets (2016-06-25) — Supergroupers Alex Turner and Miles Kane rock the Saturday evening crowd.
E87: The Lumineers (2016-06-24) — The triumphant troubadours return to Glastonbury with stomping indie-folk rock.
E88: The Orchestra of Syrian Musicians with Damon Albarn & Guests (2016-06-24) — A truly unique Glastonbury moment with the Blur singer joined by a 90 piece orchestra and other special guests.
E89: The Very Best (2016-06-25) — London-based DJ duo mixing dance, hip-hop, pop, and the traditional music of Malawi.
E90: Tom Odell (2016-06-25) — Providing some heartfelt sing-along moments on the Other Stage.
E91: Two Door Cinema Club (2016-06-24) — The Irish indie maestros return with their brand of quirky guitar pop.
E92: Underworld (2016-06-24) — Dance anthems, including the classic Born Slippy, from the electronic legends.
E93: Unknown Mortal Orchestra (2016-06-24) — The American and New Zealand band deliver a set of psychedelic rock.
E94: Vince Staples (2016-06-24) — One-third of hip-hop group Cutthroat Boyz, the Californian rapper bursts onto the West Holts stage.
E95: White Denim (2016-06-24) — Hailing from Texas, White Denim hit the West Holts stage with bluesy rock explosion.
E96: Wolf Alice (2016-06-25) — A third consecutive Glastonbury appearance for the critically acclaimed rockers.
E97: Years & Years (2016-06-26) — Famous for songs that never leave your head, Years & Years gives Sunday a celebration.
E98: ZZ Top (2016-06-24) — Down-and-dirty rock courtesy of the iconic Texas trio.

Glastonbury 2017

E1: Ed Sheeran (2017-06-25) — Globe-conquering hitmaker and one-man-band conquers the Pyramid Stage
E2: Foo Fighters (2017-06-24) — Dave Grohl and band deliver a rock masterclass at Glastonbury 2017.
E3: Radiohead (2017-06-23) — 20 years since they first headlined the Pyramid stage, Radiohead return to Worthy Farm with no compromises.
E4: The Killers (2017-06-25) — A secret set on the John Peel Stage sees Brandon Flowers and co on perfect form.
E5: Barry Gibb (2017-06-25) — The man who gave us the Bee Gees is now the man who got everyone at Glasto dancing.
E6: Katy Perry (2017-06-21) — Performing for the very first time at Glastonbury, Katy brings nothing but pop perfection.
E7: Biffy Clyro (2017-06-21) — Delivering epic alt-rock, guitar heroes Biffy Clyro hit the Pyramid Stage.
E8: Liam Gallagher (2017-06-24) — Oasis frontman doing what he does best.
E9: Stormzy (2017-06-24) — How to describe this man and this set in under 89 characters? Simply > WATCH IT NOW.
E10: Nile Rodgers & Chic (2017-06-25) — The disco funk group wowed us in 2013 and raised the bar even higher for 2017.
E11: Annie Mac (2017-06-23) — Queen of the dance floor and Radio 1 treasure Annie Mac headlines John Peel Stage.
E12: The Jacksons (2017-06-24) — A mass singalong if ever there was one. It's the legends that are The Jacksons.
E13: Lorde (2017-06-23) — A captivating, enthralling display from the New Zealand star.
E14: Clean Bandit (2017-06-23) — Classical meets electronic at the John Peel Stage with chart toppers Clean Bandit.
E15: Elbow (2017-06-23) — Elbow were the surprise guest celebrating 10 years of Emily Eavis' Park Stage.
E16: The xx (2017-06-23) — Atmospheric, noir-pop brilliance from the influential London trio.
E17: Dizzee Rascal (2017-06-23) — Hit maker and crowd favourite, east London's Dizzee Rascal takes to the stage as the Friday night headliner on the West Holts Stage.
E18: Slaves (2017-06-25) — The punk duo deliver a storming surprise set on the BBC Introducing Stage.
E19: Major Lazer (2017-06-23) — Diplo, Jillionaire and Walshy Fire return to Glastonbury and make everybody DANCE.
E20: The Pretenders (2017-06-23) — Chrissie Hynde and the band kick off proceedings with fans rocking out on The Other Stage.
E21: The Flaming Lips (2017-06-24) — Enter a world of unicorns, castles and pink robots and never look back.
E22: Boy Better Know (2017-06-25) — Boy Better Know aka JME and Skepta stormed the Other Stage and made history.
E23: alt-J (2017-06-21) — Indie trio alt-J play the Other Stage for a blistering set.
E24: Metronomy (2017-06-25) — Multi-instrumentalist Joe Mount brings his inventive electronica to the John Peel Stage.
E25: Kano (2017-06-25) — From the Manor to Glasto, the grime king shut things down.
E26: Phoenix (2017-06-24) — Always impressive, Phoenix wow Glastonbury yet again headlining the John Peel Stage.
E27: Wiley (2017-06-24) — The Godfather of grime himself.
E28: Jools Holland & Rhythm And Blues Orchestra (2017-06-24) — Jools and his famously good big band bring boogie woogie funky fun to the Pyramid Stage.
E29: Emeli Sandé (2017-06-25) — Glastonbury is in full swoon mode after watching Sandé's utterly soulful set.
E30: Rag'n'Bone Man (2017-06-25) — The man with the voice. This was epic in every sense.
E31: Craig David (2017-06-24) — Rewind – Craig David as in 7 Days Craig David at Glastonbury? Wow.
E32: Jamie Cullum (2017-06-25) — Jamie's jazz-pop set was the perfect way to spend an afternoon down at Worthy Farm.
E33: HAIM (2017-06-25) — LA sisters bring soul and sass to Glastonbury's Other Stage.
E34: Blossoms (2017-06-23) — Festival lovers Blossoms return to Worthy Farm and drop a very special Glastonbury set.
E35: George Ezra (2017-06-23) — George Ezra returns to Glastonbury with guitar-laden singalong anthems in tow.
E36: Kaiser Chiefs (2017-06-24) — Kaiser Chiefs bring Good Clean Fun to The Other Stage on Saturday afternoon.
E37: Laura Marling (2017-06-25) — Rich and illuminating indie-folk from the Brit Award winner
E38: Halsey (2017-06-23) — Mega musician and songwriter Halsey brings electropop heaven to The Other Stage.
E39: Royal Blood (2017-06-23) — Riff-heavy rock from the Brighton duo on the Pyramid Stage
E40: Nothing But Thieves (2017-06-23) — Alt-rockers Nothing But Thieves blew everyone away with this set.
E41: The National (2017-06-24) — A band you've got to see live and if that live is at Glasto, that's close to perfection.
E42: Circa Waves (2017-06-23) — Indie rock music to jump around to – simple as that, and we love it.
E43: Courteeners (2017-06-25) — Glastonbury pros Courteeners are made to perform on The Other Stage, and boy do they deliver.
E44: Glass Animals (2017-06-23) — A set filled with infectious harmonies and playful riffs – total winner.
E45: Kris Kristofferson (2017-06-23) — Octogenarian and all round country superstar, Kris Kristofferson was perfection.
E46: Run The Jewels (2017-06-24) — The colossal rap duo came, saw and conquered the Pyramid stage.
E47: Wild Beasts (2017-06-24) — Wild Beasts charm the crowd with their seductive indie-rock set.
E48: Declan McKenna (2017-06-23) — Buoyant indie-pop from the hugely creative performer.
E49: Father John Misty (2017-06-24) — Truthful lyrics and beautiful melodies Father John Misty was made for the stage.
E50: Goldfrapp (2017-06-25) — Give yourself over to the stylish, slick and seriously cool that is Goldfrapp.
E51: London Grammar (2017-06-25) — We've been stunned by the beauty of this trio's music and so was Glastonbury.
E52: Loyle Carner (2017-06-24) — With his quick and witty lyrics Loyle Carner is a force on the John Peel Stage.
E53: Nadia Rose (2017-06-24) — Top 5 in BBC Music Sound of 2017, Nadia Rose drops a set with fun, wit, charm and beats.
E54: Sampha (2017-06-25) — Sampha's music connects with people, but this was a set that did more; it moved us.
E55: Sigrid (2017-06-24) — With her huge hit 'Don't Kill My Vibe' the Norwegian singer is one to watch.
E56: Shaggy (2017-06-25) — Hit after hit from Shaggy in a massive sing-a-long for the West Holts Stage Sunday crew.
E57: Sleaford Mods (2017-06-23) — Incendiary lyrics and frantic beats from the fiery Nottingham duo
E58: The Amazons (2017-06-24) — One of this year's BBC Music Sound Of 2017 artists, The Amazons liven things up.
E59: Tove Lo (2017-06-24) — With her huge hit Habits (Stay High) Lo is the perfect mix of euphoria and melancholy.
E60: DJ Shadow (2017-06-24) — 2017 marks a change in direction for this pioneer of the sample and the crowd loved it.
E61: Future Islands (2017-06-23) — Famed for fab live shows, Future Islands deliver exactly that on the John Peel Stage.
E62: Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes (2017-06-24) — Frank Carter (former Gallows frontman) hits the crowd with hard-hitting punk-rock.
E63: Kate Tempest (2017-06-23) — The wordsmith herself came to Pilton and it was amazing.
E64: Joe Goddard (2017-06-24) — Founding member of Hot Chip, Joe Goddard delivers the finest dance music to Glasto.
E65: Little Dragon (2017-06-23) — As ever these Swedish psych-pop heroes were a total delight with a set full of hits.
E66: Nick Mulvey (2017-06-25) — Former Portico Quartet member Nick Mulvey won the crowd over with his beautiful set.
E67: Ride (2017-06-23) — Forming back in the late 80s, British rock band Ride have just reunited via Worthy Farm.
E68: Thundercat (2017-06-24) — Jazz-funk mastermind Thundercat, aka Stephen Bruner, delivers a blistering West Holts set.
E69: Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals (2017-06-23) — Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals smash Glastonbury with buckets of excitement and funk.
E70: BADBADNOTGOOD (2017-06-24) — They’re Canadian and they’re cool. BADBADNOTGOOD drop instrumental hip hop on Worthy Farm.
E71: First Aid Kit (2017-06-23) — Swedish folk duo blessed the Pyramid Stage with absolute magic.
E72: Kodaline (2017-06-25) — Beautiful, haunting, these anthem makers brought it all to the Other Stage.
E73: British Sea Power (2017-06-24) — Back with their first album in 4 years and they really are better than ever.
E74: Songhoy Blues (2017-06-24) — Bringing their uplifting desert blues punk from Timbuktu to Glastonbury.
E75: Julia Jacklin (2017-06-25) — Julia Jacklin brings her guitar and a mix of indie pop and alt-country to The Park Stage.
E76: Cabbage (2017-06-24) — Listed in BBC Sound of 2017, Cabbage bring political post-punk to Pilton.
E77: Yorkston, Thorne And Khan (2017-06-25) — The magical sounds of nu folk and Indian classicism made for a true Glasto experience.
E78: The Cinematic Orchestra (2017-06-25) — An eclectic, haunting and deeply atmospheric set from the band on Glastonbury's final day.
E79: Oumou Sangaré (2017-06-25) — Malian superstar Oumou Sangaré showcases her powerful vocals to a ready West Holts crowd.
E80: Angel Olsen (2017-06-23) — Missouri's Angel Olsen brings alt-country 60's angst vibes to the Park Stage.
E81: Lisa Hannigan (2017-06-25) — Wowing the the park stage with her smooth luscious, heartfelt vocals and folksome roots.
E82: Mark Lanegan (2017-06-23) — Glasto hosted a true rock legend today, Lanegan, king of the collab, now king of Pilton.
E83: Margo Price (2017-06-23) — Nashville country queen, Margo Price, brought the metaphorical sunshine today.
E84: Pat Thomas & The Kwashibu Area Band (2017-06-23) — Mr Golden Voice of Africa brought Afrobeat rhythms and sunshine vibes to Pilton Farm.
E85: Temples (2017-06-24) — The psychedelic quartet bring their invigorating sounds to Glastonbury.
E86: The Lemon Twigs (2017-06-23) — The Lemon Twigs bring lush melodies straight out of Long Island, New York.
E87: King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard (2017-06-25) — An adrenaline fueled performance which will keep you buzzing for days.
E88: Hamilton Leithauser (2017-06-23) — Former The Walkmen frontman sets the Park Stage alight with his impassioned set.

Glastonbury 2019

E1: Anne-Marie (2019-06-29) — Sound the alarm, it's time for the Essex pop singer on the Pyramid Stage.
E2: Aurora (2019-06-28) — Norwegian soprano delivers a stunning frosty-pop experience.
E3: BABYMETAL (2019-06-30) — J-pop and metal combine in the best possible way ever.
E4: Bastille (2019-06-28) — British indie faves return to Worthy Farm for a smashing set.
E5: BCUC (2019-06-28) — South African seven-piece band show off their dynamic drums, bass and harmonies.
E6: Billie Eilish (2019-06-30) — Teen sensation shows why she is pop's brightest new star in Glastonbury debut.
E7: Bugzy Malone (2019-06-29) — The Manchester grime artist shows how it's done.
E8: Carrie Underwood (2019-06-29) — Superstar country singer showcases her knockout vocal range at Glastonbury.
E9: Cat Power (2019-06-28) — The subllime voice of Chan Marshall returns to headline Glastonbury's Park Stage.
E10: Christine and The Queens (2019-06-30) — Innovative pop at its very best, Chris is flawless on headlining the Other Stage.
E11: Courteeners (2019-06-29) — Indie rockers from Middleton return to Worthy Farm.
E12: Dermot Kennedy (2019-06-30) — Irish singer songwriter enthralls the crowd on the final day of John Peel action.
E13: Ezra Collective (2019-06-29) — Loyle Carner and Jorja Smith join the transfixing jazz-fusion collection
E14: Fat White Family (2019-06-30) — South London rock band return to the Park stage on the back of their new album Serfs Up.
E15: Fatoumata Diawara (2019-06-30) — Grammy-nominated Malian singer returns to Glastonbury for another brilliant performance.
E16: Foals (2019-06-30) — Oxford band deliver a raucous surprise set on the Park Stage.
E17: Fontaines D.C. (2019-06-28) — Dublin punks bring unbridled energy to the John Peel Stage.
E18: Freya Ridings (2019-06-29) — North London singer plays Glasto, two years after her breakthrough.
E19: Friendly Fires (2019-06-30) — Energetic live band Friendly Fires return to Glastonbury for a stellar set.
E20: George Ezra (2019-06-28) — Sunny singalongs from everyone's favourite guitar-wielding troubadour.
E21: Georgia (2019-06-28) — London synth-popper works the dancefloor at Glastonbury 2019.
E22: Gerry Cinnamon (2019-06-29) — Honest Scot with his acoustic guitar gets the crowd pumped.
E23: Goat Girl (2019-06-28) — Raggedy, exciting new rock from this new Brixton foursome.
E24: Hot Chip (2019-06-29) — English electro-pop legends headline the Park Stage.
E25: Hozier (2019-06-29) — Irish guitarist with a spine-tingling voice stuns on the Pyramid Stage.
E26: IDLES (2019-06-28) — Searing and sardonic punk from the Bristol fivepiece.
E27: Interpol (2019-06-28) — Discordant riffs, staccato bass lines, these New York pros play a motoring headline set.
E28: Janelle Monáe (2019-06-30) — Stylin' R&B queen bursting with stage presence headlines the West Holts Stage.
E29: Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra (2019-06-30) — Multi-talented actor showcases his jazz piano prowess.
E30: Johnny Marr (2019-06-29) — Legendary guitarist and prolific former Smith never fails to win us over.
E31: Jon Hopkins (2019-06-28) — A dose of euphoric electronic, guaranteed to heal all that ails you.
E32: Jorja Smith (2019-06-28) — BRIT Award-winning singer songwriter shows her vocal prowess on the West Holts Stage.
E33: Jungle (2019-06-29) — UK modern soul collective whip up the crowd with a spectacular show.
E34: Kamasi Washington (2019-06-30) — Tenor sax king and bandleader pushes jazz to new frontiers.
E35: Kate Tempest (2019-06-29) — Hip-hop poet extraordinaire dazzles at Glastonbury
E36: King Princess (2019-06-28) — Brooklyn singer-producer gifts us with a set of perfect layered pop songs.
E37: Koffee (2019-06-30) — Young Jamaican rapper, singer and guitarist brings her positive vibes to The Park.
E38: Kurt Vile & The Violators (2019-06-29) — Indie rock wordsmith and band rock it out on the Park Stage.
E39: Kylie Minogue (2019-06-29) — Kylie first performed at the Glastonbury Festival, fourteen years after her breast cancer diagnosis forced her to cancel her 2005 headlining slot. Performing in the "Legends slot",
E40: Lewis Capaldi (2019-06-29) — Divinely inspiring tunes from pop's chart-topping wisecracker
E41: Liam Gallagher (2019-06-29) — Former Oasis frontman takes to the Pyramid stage for a giant singalong.
E42: Little Simz (2019-06-30) — Lauded by Kendrik Lamar, British rapper delivers cuts from her album Grey Area.
E43: Lizzo (2019-06-29) — American rapper and singer extraordinaire puts on a stellar show to get you on your feet
E44: Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra (2019-06-29) — Charles Hazlewood and a stellar line-up of guest artists pay tribute to Barry White.
E45: Low (2019-06-29) — Minnesotan masters of slowcore give a sublime performance on the John Peel Stage.
E46: Loyle Carner (2019-06-30) — Quick quips from this charismatic London hip-hop artist.
E47: Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real (2019-06-28) — Bluesy rock from Willie Nelson's son and his longtime band.
E48: Mac DeMarco (2019-06-28) — Canadian star delivers off-kilter slacker-rock on the Other Stage.
E49: Maggie Rogers (2019-06-29) — Pharrell was stunned upon hearing her sing, now Glasto gets to enjoy this voice.
E50: Maribou State (2019-06-28) — British electronic duo bring their atmospheric grooves to the West Holts Stage.
E51: Mattiel (2019-06-29) — Vintage garage and a rollicking rhythm section from Atlanta based Mattiel.
E52: Mavis Staples (2019-06-30) — Inspirational, queen of blues rocks the Pyramid stage.
E53: Michael Kiwanuka (2019-06-28) — Soul-folk sensation delivers a stirring vocal performance on the Park stage.
E54: Miley Cyrus (2019-06-30) — She came in like a wrecking ball – and conquered Glastonbury
E55: Neneh Cherry (2019-06-29) — No style rookie, Neneh Cherry delivers the hits on the West Holts Stage.
E56: Octavian (2019-06-30) — Eclectic grime drill artist and BBC Sound Of winner excites the John Peel crowd.
E57: Palace (2019-06-30) — London alt rock band are Running Wild on the Park Stage.
E58: Pale Waves (2019-06-28) — Charismatic, goth-pop tunes from this Manchester foursome.
E59: Pond (2019-06-28) — Perth psychedelic space rockers unleash their soundscapes on the John Peel Stage.
E60: Rex Orange County (2019-06-30) — Sparkling alt-pop from the Surrey songwriter on Glastonbury's Park Stage.
E61: Roy Ayers (2019-06-30) — The godfather of neo-soul shows everyone how to feel good.
E62: Sean Paul (2019-06-29) — Jamaica's Dancehall king lifts the energy on the John Peel Stage.
E63: Sharon Van Etten (2019-06-29) — Emotive and devastating songs from the American singer-songwriter.
E64: Sheryl Crow (2019-06-28) — Soak up Sheryl Crow's soulful country-pop on the Pyramid Stage.
E65: Shura (2019-06-29) — Soak up Sheryl Crow's soulful country-pop on the Pyramid Stage.
E66: Sigrid (2019-06-29) — Good vibes only from the high-energy Norwegian performer.
E67: slowthai (2019-06-29) — Northampton rapper whips the Glastonbury crowd into a frenzy.
E68: SOAK (2019-06-28) — Hailing from Derry, Bridie Monds-Watson brings her introspective pop to the Park Stage.
E69: Sons of Kemet (2019-06-29) — Jazz party innovators whip up a frenzy at the Park Stage.
E70: Stefflon Don (2019-06-30) — Swaggering to the top with dancehall, grime and glamour.
E71: Swindle (2019-06-28) — South London producer brings his soulful jazz rap ensemble to the West Holts.
E72: The Charlatans (2019-06-28) — Tim Burgess's indie mainstays bring their classic anthems to Glasto.
E73: The Comet Is Coming (2019-06-28) — It's a freak-out jazz, psychedelic party, come on in.
E74: The Cure (2019-06-26) — Enduring and iconic, Robert Smith's goth legends deliver a hit-filled headline set.
E75: The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2019-06-30) — Indie collective led by Damon Albarn play tracks from their recent album Merrie Land.
E76: The Killers (2019-06-26) — A triumphant headline set from Nevada's biggest music export.
E77: The Lumineers (2019-06-28) — US folk rockers unleash an abundance of energy to uplift the Glasto crowd.
E78: The Streets (2019-06-30) — Mike Skinner and co deliver a raucous and rowdy set on the John Peel Stage.
E79: The Wombats (2019-06-28) — Exuburant anthems from the Liverpool indie disco faves.
E80: This is the Kit (2019-06-30) — Kate Stables and band bring their critically acclaimed songs to The West Holts.
E81: Tom Odell (2019-06-28) — Providing heartfelt singalong melodies on the Pyramid Stage.
E82: Tom Walker (2019-06-30) — Breakthrough artist at the Brits shows off his songwriting abilities.
E83: Two Door Cinema Club (2019-06-28) — Northern Irish trio bring their lush indie tunes to the Other Stage.
E84: Vampire Weekend (2019-06-30) — The happiest band on the planet uplift the Pyramid crowd.
E85: Wu-Tang Clan (2019-06-29) — Time to Bring da Ruckus with one of the most influential hip-hop acts of all time.
E86: Years & Years (2019-06-30) — London electro-synth band turn the field into a nightclub for their infectious set.
E87: Annie Mac (2019-06-27) — Annie Mac takes to the decks to kick off Radio 1's coverage of Glastonbury 2019!
E88: High Contrast (2019-06-27) — High Contrast DJs as Annie Mac and Jack Saunders put on a Glastonbury party!
E89: Patrick Topping (2019-06-27) — Patrick Topping takes to the stage for Radio 1 at Glastonbury.
E90: Wilkinson (2019-06-27) — Wilkinson is on the decks for Radio 1 as Glastonbury 2019 kicks off!
E91: Prospa (2019-06-27) — Prospa takes control of Radio 1's Glastonbury decks!
E92: Jon Hopkins (DJ Set) (2019-06-27) — Jon Hopkins live in the mix from the BBC Introducing Stage.
E93: Stormzy (2019-06-28) — Live coverage of Friday night’s headlining set from the inimitable Stormzy, hosted by Jo Whiley, Huw Stephens and Clara Amfo.
E94: Tame Impala (2019-06-28) — Enter the wonderous psych pop universe guided by frontman Kevin Parker.