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Glastonbury 2023: What's on and where to watch for free

Find out the headliners for Glastonbury 2023 and how to watch from your sofa if you missed out on tickets!

Glastonbury is back again at Worthy Farm, so make sure you don’t miss out, whether you have managed to grab tickets or you’re watching from home! Beginning on Wednesday 21st of June and lasting until Sunday 25th June, its sure to be a jampacked long weekend, so don your wellies and get dancing! 


Glastonbury Line-up 2023 

Friday on the Pyramid Stage:  

Arctic Monkeys, 10:15pm  

Royal Blood, 8:15pm 

The Churnups, 6:15pm 

Texas, 4:15pm 

Stefflon Don, 3:45pm 

Maisie Peters, 1:15pm 


Saturday on the Pyramid Stage: 

Guns N’ Roses, 9:30pm 

Lizzo, 7:30pm 

Lewis Capaldi, 5:35pm 

Aitch, 4pm 

Amadou & Mariam, 2:30pm 

Raye, 1:15pm 

Rick Astley, 12pm  


Sunday on the Pyramid Stage: 

Elton John, 9pm 

Lil Nas X, 7pm 

Blondie, 5pm 

Yusuf/Cat Stevens, 3:15pm 

The Chicks, 1:30pm 

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, 12:15pm 

Who are you most looking forward to? For the full line up, check out the Glastonbury website.   

 

Festival stage at night

Where to watch 

The BBC will be the place to be for all your Glastonbury needs, on TV, Radio and online. Pyramid Stage performances will be live streamed on BBC iPlayer in Ultra High Definition on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  

You’ll also be able to catch up on key performances and highlights after the event. All in all, there will be 40 hours of coverage across BBC iPlayer and BBC One, as well as over 85 hours of live radio broadcasts and content on BBC Sounds – so even if you’re tuning in from home, you’re not missing out on any of the action.  

In addition to festival footage, interviews and behind the scenes, there will also be multiple documentaries leading up to the event.  

BBC Sounds and radio stations will also be airing wall to wall coverage, with 60 hours of content available, including All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music throughout the weekend, and extensive coverage across Radio 1, Radio 1 Xtra and Radio 2.  


Don’t miss bonus Glastonbury content on BBC: 

Glastonbury’s Greatest Hits  

BBC iPlayer  

Streamed 24 hours a day throughout the festival weekend, tune in for back-to-back performances from some of Glastonbury’s most iconic acts through the years, handpicked from the archives.  


Back to Back Sounds: Glastonbury 

BBC Sounds 

Check out this on-demand collection of the best of 2023’s audio coverage and Glastonbury editions of BBC programmes such as 6 Music’s Morning After Mix and 1Xtra Throwbacks.  


We Love Glastonbury  

BBC Two 

Immerse yourself in the captivating history of Glastonbury as renowned musicians and fans, including Jake Shears, Jessie Ware, Nish Kumar, Noel Gallagher, Sharleen Spiteri, and more, share their cherished stories and highlights in a new BBC Two documentary. Experience the magic of this iconic festival like never before. 


Glastonbury: 50 Years and Counting  

BBC Two 

This newly re-versioned and revamped edition of Francis Whately’s social and musical history of the festival, with additional footage from Glastonbury 2022, gives a look back at the Glasto archives and how it all began.  


Plus, head to the Glastonbury Channel on BBC iPlayer from Friday 23 – Sunday 25 June to enjoy live sets, performance highlights and interviews with special guests to viewers. Once the festival has finished, the channel will continue showing standout performances from the weekend from Monday 26 – Friday 30 June. 

So skip the mud and enjoy Glastonbury from your sofa with the BBC!  


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