Glastonbury Festival 2024

Sticking to a long standing tradition, the 2024 edition of Glastonbury will take place during the last weekend of June in Pilton, Somerset. Gates will open on Wednesday the 26th of June and the festival closes on Sunday the 30th.

 

Who Is Headlining?

The full line-up has now been released - you can find it on our lineup page.

Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and SZA are headlining Glastonbury,  on the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday respectively. Other confirmed acts for the main Pyramid Stage are Shania Twain, LCD Soundsystem, Little Simz, Burna Boy, PJ Harvey, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Kiwanuka, Janelle Monae, Seventeen, Paul Heaton, Keane, Paloma Faith, Olivia Dean, Ayra Starr, with many more yet to come. 

Away from the Pyramid, Glastonbury goers will see Idles, Disclosure, Bombay Bicycle Club, Camila Cabello, The National, Avril Lavigne, amongst other on the Other Stage.

Scouting For Girls, Ocean Colour Scene, Ralph McTell, Gipsy Kings, and many more country and blues acts on the Acoustic Stage.

Field Of Avalon's Avalon Stage will host Baby Queen, The Bar-Steward Sons Of Val Doonican, BC Camplight, The Feeling, Haircut 100, Kate Nash, Newton Faulkner, and lots more in this fantastic lineup.

Faithless, Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Camelphat and a plethora of other artist from across the electronica spectrum will perform at the Glade and Shangri-La.

West Holts will see Jungle, Jessie Ware, Justice, Corinne Bailey Rae, and many more play the eclectic area.

Join our community and tell us what you think about the lineup so far!

Check out our Glastonbury 2024 line-up page for the very latest stage splits, day splits, and set times as available.

Check back regularly for the latest  updates as they happen.

Can I Still Buy Glastonbury Tickets?

The tickets for this year's Glastonbury Festival have officially sold out and this year's resales have now ended. If you did not secure a ticket for this year's festival, we wish you the very best of luck for 2025!

Glastonbury Map for 2024

 

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Festival Ethos

The Festival wants people to think about their journey to the Festival, to use public transport, or if coming by car to share transport with others. The Festival is committed to minimising the amount of waste, and managing the on site collection of that waste efficiently, 'reduce, reuse and recycle'.

Glastonbury Festival believes that work begins at home, at Worthy Farm. Looking after the fields, the hedges and the livestock has always been the Festival's number one concern, and it is what life is all about. Please take everything you bring and your litter home with you and 'leave no trace'.

Festivals goers should think responsibly when they are packing their things to take to the Festival, and not bring items that will end up in landfill, or that they won't want to take back home again, remember to "Limit what you bring, and clean up behind you."

 

Good causes

The festival donates much of its profits to good causes including Oxfam, Greenpeace, WaterAid and hundreds of other worthy causes, both local and international.

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