Glastonbury 2017 line-up – festival headliners, dates, schedule and how to get there
BRITAIN'S greatest music festival is officially here and after Radiohead and Foo Fighters epic performances excitement is building for final headliner, Ed Sheeran.
But who else is playing at Glastonbury Festival 2017? Here's the lowdown...
When is Glastonbury Festival 2017?
If you're lucky enough to have grabbed a ticket, you'll have taken time off work and headed out west by now - Glastonbury 2017 is well and truly ON.
The Glastonbury site opened on Wednesday (June 21) and closes on Monday (June 26), with campers hoping to avoid previous mud-bath scenes this year.
As always, the main stages provide the music from Friday to Sunday (June 23-25), and the BBC will provide extensive coverage on TV and radio.
What's the Glastonbury 2017 line-up?
This is the timetable according to the
FRIDAY JUNE 23
Pyramid Stage
10.45-11.30am: Hacienda Classical
12.15-1.00pm: Paul Carrack
1.30-2.15pm: Blossoms
2.45-3.45pm: First Aid Kit
4.15-5.15pm: Kris Kristofferson
5.45-6.45pm: Royal Blood
7.30-8.30pm: The XX
9.30-11.45pm: Radiohead
Other Stage
11.00-12.00pm: The Pretenders
12.25-1.15pm: Charlie XCX
1.40-2.30pm: Nothing But Thieves
3.00-3.50pm: Circa Waves
4.20-5.10pm: Glass Animals
5.40-6.35pm: Halsey
7.05-8.05pm: George Ezra
8.45-9.45pm: Lorde
10.30-11.45pm: Major Lazer
West Holts Stage
12.00-1pm: Hot 8 Brass Band
1.30-2.15pm: Henry Wu Presents The Kamaal Williams Ensemble
2.45-3.45pm: Ata Kak
4.15-5.15pm: Pat Thomas & The Kwashibu Band
5.45-6.45pm: Kate Tempest
7.15-20.15pm: Little Dragon
8.45-9.45pm: Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals
10.30-11.40pm: Dizzee Rascal
John Peel Stage
11.00-11.40am: Dam
12.00-12.40pm: Rews
1.00-1.40pm: Black Honey
2.10-3.00pm: Dua Lipa
3.30-4.20pm: The Lemon Twigs
4.50-5.40pm: Declan Mckenna
6.10-7.00pm: Ride
7.30-8.30pm: Future Islands
9.00-10.00pm: Clean Bandit
10.30-11.45pm: Annie Mac
The Park Stage
11.00-11.45am: Georgia
12.15-1pm: Bo Ningen
1.30-2.30pm: Margo Price
3.00-4.00pm: Hamilton Leithauser
4.30-5.30pm: Mark Lanegan
6.00-7.00pm: Angel Olsen
7.30-8.30pm: TBA
9.00-10.00pm: Sleaford Mods
10.45-12.15am: The Flaming Lips
BBC Music Introducing
12.15-12.35pm: TBA
12.55-1.20pm: Onyda
1.40-2.05pm: Otis Mensah
2.25-2.50pm: Tourists
3.10-3.45pm: Roe
3.55-4.20pm: Gaffa Tape Sandy
4.50-5.10pm: TBA
5.30-5.55pm: Joe Barry
6.15-6.40pm: Folly Rae
SATURDAY JUNE 24
Pyramid Stage
10.45-11.30am: The BootlegBeatles With The Pepperland Sinfonia
11.55-12.45pm: Vieux Farka Touré
1.15-2.15pm: Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra
2.45-3.45pm: Craig David
4.15-5.15pm: Run The Jewels
6.00-7.00pm: Katy Perry
7.45-8.45pm: The National
9.45-11.45pm: Foo Fighters
Other Stage
11.00-11.45: Gabrielle Aplin
12.05-12.50pm: Whitney
1.15-2.15pm: British Sea Power
2.45-3.45pm: Wild Beasts
4.15-5.15pm: Kaiser Chiefs
5.45-6.45pm: Liam Gallagher
7.15-8.00pm: Wiley
8.30-9.30pm: Stormzy
10.30-11.45pm: Alt-J
West Holts Stage
11.30-12.30pm: Khruangbin
1.00-2.00pm: Afriquoi
2.30-3.30pm: Thundercat
4.00-5.00pm: BADBADNOTGOOD
5.30-6.30pm: Toots and the Maytals
7.00-8.00pm: The Avalanches
8.30-9.30pm: Solange
10.15-11.45pm: The Jacksons
John Peel Stage
11.00-11.40am: Josh Barry
12.00-12.40pm: Maggie Rogers
1.00-1.40pm: Inheaven
2.10-3.00pm: The Amazons
3.30-4.20pm: Cabbage
4.50-5.40pm: Loyle Carner
6.10-7.00pm: Tove Lo
7.30-8.30pm: DJ Shadow
9.00-10.00pm: Father John Misty
10.30-11.45pm: Phoenix
The Park Stage
11.00-11.45am: Kelsey Lu
12.15-1.00pm: Amber Arcades
1.30-2.30pm: The Moonlandingz
3.00-4.00pm: Sigrid
4.30-5.30pm: Nadia Rose
6.00-7.00pm: Temples
7.45-9.00pm: Songhoy Blues
9.30-10.30pm: Joe Goddard
11.00pm-12.15am: War Paint
BBC Music Introducing
12.45-1.10pm: The Cosmics
1.35-2.00pm: Keir
2.40-3.00pm: Wild Front
3.20-3.45pm: Lulu James
4.05-4.30pm: Palm Honey
4.50-5.15pm: Wildwood Kin
5.35-6.00pm: Wowh
6.30-6.50pm: TBA
SUNDAY JUNE 25
Pyramid Stage
10.30-11.10am: The Black Dyke Band
11.35-12.15pm: Orchestra Baobab
12.45-1.45pm: Jamie Cullum
2.15-3.15pm: Laura Marling
4.00-5.15pm: Barry Gibb
5.45-6.45pm: Chic
7.30-8.45pm: Biffy Clyro
9.45-11.15pm: Ed Sheeran
Other Stage
11.00-11.45am: Slaves
12.15-1.05pm: Deaf Havana
1.35-2.25pm: Dropkick Murphys
2.55-3.45pm: Rag'N'Bone Man
4.15-5.05pm: Kodaline
5.35-6.25pm: Haim
6.55-7.55pm: Courteeners
8.35-9.25pm: Emeli Sande
10.15-11.15pm: Boy Better Know
West Holts Stage
11.30-12.30pm: House Gospel Choir
12.45-1.45pm: Ryley Walker
2.15-3.15pm: Yorkston, Thorne And Khan
5.15-6.15pm: Shaggy
6.45-7.45pm: The Cinematic Orchestra
8.15-9.15pm: Moderat
10-11.15pm: Justice
John Peel Stage
11.00-11.30am: October Drift
11.50-12.30pm: Sundara Karma
1.00-2.00pm: Real Estate
2.30-3.30pm: King Glizzard And The Lizard Wizard
4.00-5.00pm: Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes
5.30-6.30pm: TBA
7.00-8.00pm: Goldfrapp
8.30-9.30pm: London Grammar
10.00-11.15pm: Metronomy
The Park Stage
10.45-11.30am: Avalonian Choir
11.50pm-12.30pm: She Drew The Gun
12.50-1.35pm: Dr. Dog
2.00-2.45pm: All We Are
3.10-4.00pm: Julia Jackson
4.30-5.30pm: Lisa Hannigan
6.00-7.00pm: Nick Mulvey
7.30-8.30pm: Sampha
9.00-10.00pm: Kano
BBC Music Introducing
12.45-1.10pm: Happy Endings
1.35-2.00pm: Speakman Sounds
2.35-2.55pm: TBA
3.30-3.55pm: Sody
4.15-4.40pm: The Pale White
5.00-5.25pm: Matt Maltese
5.45-6.10pm: Shadowlark
6.30-6.55pm: The Sherlocks
Further acts will perform in other areas, visit the for more.
Which acts are rumoured to be surprise guests?
Each year a handful of surprise acts pop up with the details kept a closely guarded secret.
Just one has being confirmed so far: Brit Awards Best Female Solo Artist nominee, Lianne La Havas took to the Avalon stage on Friday June 23.
But who else will join her? Here's some names that keep popping up but maybe it's just wishful thinking...
Oasis
Harry Styles
Stevie Nicks
Carole King
The Maccabees
Daft Punk
Why does the BBC not show certain artists or songs at Glastonbury?
BBC will be recording across six of the main stages (Pyramid, Other, John Peel, Park, West Holts and BBC Introducing) but not every performance from the festival will be aired.
this is for a number of reasons. Firstly they "cannot always afford to record all performances from every stage or from multiple sites."
Some acts or artists may request to not be filmed or have their entire set live - eg if it is new or unreleased material or due to the quality of certain parts of the performance.
The content of the song or artist may not comply with the BBC Taste & Decency guidelines, for example - if the track includes swearing.
And sometimes outdoor conditions may affect the quality of recording, although the BBC said: "we endeavour to provide at least a sample of a band's show if we feel they are central to the festival."
And finally there simply just aren't enough broadcast slots to air all performances.
The BBC said: "TV and Radio producers select the performances that reflect the festival best and appeal to the different audiences for networks and channels."
Thankfully more material is available via the Red Button and online.
Read our guide for the full lowdown on how to watch from the comfort of your sofa.
What else can you do at Glastonbury Festival 2017?
It's not just all mud and music at the world's most iconic festival, there is also street food, art installations and a cinema tent.
Those who fancy getting Glasto-ready can glam up at the Benefit Cosmetics' Beauty and Brows drive thru, GlastonBrow providing free glasto-glam brows to party goers.
Plus are also kids areas, market stalls and street performers to keep everyone entertained between acts.
