STOP PRESS - Glastonbury 2022 on the BBC Schedule for week 26 (Saturday 25th June – Friday 1st July)

[Neil]

 

STOP PRESS - Glastonbury 2022 on the BBC

Schedule for week 26 (Saturday 25^th June – Friday 1^st July)

 

TV highlights

BBC brings audiences coverage across each of its TV channels. Diana Ross and Kendrick Lamar’s first Glastonbury performances, Saturday’s headline set from Paul McCartney, and many other highlights from the Pyramid, Other, West Holts, John Peel and Park Stages will feature.

 

Radio highlights

On radio and BBC Sounds, 6 Music continues All Day Glastonbury on Saturday, with programmes from Lauren Laverne (1pm-4pm) Jamz Supernova (4pm-7pm) and Tom Ravenscroft & AFRODEUTSCHE (9pm-12pm) broadcast live from Worthy Farm. On Sunday 26th Cerys Matthews (10am-1pm), Jamz Supernova (1pm-4pm) and Steve Lamacq (8pm-12am) wrap up the weekend, whilst a special programme, Elbow: Road to Glastonbury (4pm-5pm), explores the band’s relationship with the festival before the band take to the Pyramid Stage that evening. On Radio 2, on Saturday 25th, Vernon Kay hosts a special All Request Glastonbury All Stars (3pm-5pm), Dermot O’Leary broadcasts from Worthy Farm with guest Noel Gallagher (5pm-8pm) and OJ Borg (9pm-12am) brings listeners Paul McCartney’s Pyramid Stage headline set. On Sunday 26^th, Jo Whiley broadcasts live from Worthy Farm on Radio 2 (7pm-9pm), whilst Vick Hope, Tiffany Calver and DJ Target will broadcasting from Pilton on Saturday and Sunday on Radio 1 and 1Xtra.

 

TV schedule

 

Saturday 25^th June

5pm-7pm – BBC Two - Glastonbury 2022

Jo Whiley, Lauren Laverne, Clara Amfo and Jack Saunders guide us through a Saturday afternoon at Worthy Farm, day two in the magic fields of the festival. Expect music from across the stages, including South Londoner Joy Crookes making her Pyramid Stage debut, a packed out John Peel tent for Rotherham singer Self Esteem, whose live shows get five star reviews across the board, and Skunk Anansie, who headlined the Pyramid Stage back in 1999. Plus, there’ll be unique acoustic performances showcasing artists from across the massive line-up and the newest member of the team, Remi Burgz, will be getting stuck in, exploring the wider reaches of the huge festival site. There will also be a look at all the different aspects of making Glastonbury green.

 

7pm-8pm – BBC One - Olivia Rodrigo at Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo introduces one of the biggest breakthrough popstars of the last two years, Olivia Rodrigo, as she makes her debut appearance at Glastonbury Festival. The 19-year-old Californian singer took over the charts at the start of last year with the release of ‘drivers license’ which reigned at Number 1 for 9 weeks straight. She went on to make UK chart history as she became the first female artist to occupy three places in the Official Singles Chart Top 5 in the same week. Expect all the hits from her debut album ‘Sour’ as she steps out onto the Other Stage just a few months after embarking on her first ever tour.

 

7pm-8pm – BBC Four - Celeste at Glastonbury 2022

Huw Stephens introduces a performance from one of the country’s most successful new stars. Singer-songwriter Celeste won both the BBC ‘Sound of..’ poll and the BRITs Rising Star award in 2019. Her voice has been compared to Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse and she’s been described by NME as ‘the finest British soul singer to emerge in years’. Last year her song ‘Hear My Voice’ from the soundtrack of the movie ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ was nominated for an Academy Award.  Performing on the West Holts Stage, she’s sure to enthral the audience with songs from her critically acclaimed debut album ‘Not Your Muse’ which was released last year and topped the album charts.

 

8pm-9pm – BBC Two - Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo and Jack Saunders guide you through everything that’s happening on Saturday evening at Glastonbury Festival, where it’s the turn of a couple of US artists to take to the stage. Californian sisters Haim return to the Pyramid Stage, nine years after they made their debut and Texan soul singer Leon Bridges who released his third album ‘Gold-Diggers Sound’ last year, performs on the West Holts stage. Also expect music from Australian electronic group The Avalanches who play the Park Stage. Plus, presenter James Ballardie gets out and about in amongst the festival action.

 

8pm-9.30pm – BBC Three - Holly Humberstone & Glass Animals @ Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo and Jack Saunders present two performances from artists who have emerged to great acclaim and success in the last couple of years. From Grantham, Lincolnshire, Holly Humberstone won this year’s BRITs Rising Star award and has recently supported global pop star Olivia Rodrigo on her US tour. She first played the festival on the BBC Introducing Stage in 2019 and is due to release her debut album this year.  Oxford’s Glass Animals formed over ten years ago and through constant touring, particularly in the US, found themselves at the beginning of 2022 the first British group to top Spotify’s global songs chart racking up over 4 million play on the streaming platform. Expect an energetic set from the quartet led by frontman Dave Bayley and crowd pleasing songs from their three albums to date.

 

9pm–10.30pm – BBC Two – Glastonbury 2022

Jo Whiley introduces Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds set from the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival. The legendary Mancunian songwriter finally makes his solo debut, having previously only graced the main stage with his former band Oasis. With a strong back catalogue, including three Number 1 solo albums and a few Oasis classics always thrown into the mix, fans can look forward to a show to remember as the sun sets over Worthy Farm.

 

9.30pm-10.30pm – BBC Three - AJ Tracey & Pa Salieu @ Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo and Remi Burgz introduce performances from two British rappers taking to the stage at the Glastonbury Festival. First up is West London’s AJ Tracey, who makes his debut on the Pyramid Stage. His career to date has spanned a decade and has blossomed in recent years, with his track ‘Ladbroke Grove’ sound-tracking the summer of 2019 and the release of his self-titled debut album. He has collaborated with the likes of Dave and Aitch and last year put out his second studio album ‘Flu Game’, which featured guest appearances from the likes of Mabel, Digga D and MoStack. Second up in this hour is Pa Salieu performing on the John Peel Stage. Pa Salieu has emerged to much acclaim in the last couple of years and was the winner of the BBC Sound of 2021. Born in Slough, he moved back to his parents' native The Gambia before his first birthday, returning to the UK when he was eight, to live in Coventry, which provided inspiration for his breakout song ‘Frontline’ released in early 2020. The track went on to be the most-played track of that year on BBC Radio 1Xtra and the city continued to inspire his debut mixtape released in 2020, entitled ‘Send Them To Coventry’.

 

10.30pm-11.30pm – BBC Three - Yungblud & Burna Boy @ Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo presents highlights from a set by Doncaster’s Dominic Harrison aka YUNGBLUD. Known for his energetic and passionate live performances, his debut Glastonbury set on the John Peel Stage will undoubtedly draw a big crowd who worship his raw, vibrant blaze of pop-punk and rock as well as his vocality on the many causes that matter to him. The second performance in this hour is from internationally acclaimed Afro-fusion artist Burna Boy from Nigeria. With his music blending Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae, rap and R&B, he became the first Nigerian with back to back Grammy nominations and won the award for Best World Music Album in 2021. He takes a prestigious slot on the Other Stage where he’s sure to whip the crowd into a frenzy with his energetic performance.

 

10.30pm-12.30am – BBC One - Paul McCartney at Glastonbury 2022

Jo Whiley introduces the living legend that is Sir Paul McCartney, who returns for the second time to headline the Glastonbury Pyramid Stage a week after his 80th Birthday celebrations, making him the oldest artist ever to top the Pyramid Stage. As one of the founding members of the Beatles, Paul McCartney is a national treasure and one of the most important British cultural icons. In this headline set, expect much loved Beatles classics, familiar hits from his solo career and masterpieces from the Wings back catalogue. Paul McCartney at Glastonbury 2022 promises to deliver an unforgettable and memorable moment in the history of the festival.

 

11.30pm-12.30am – BBC Three - Megan Thee Stallion @ Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo introduces a headlining performance from American rapper Megan Thee Stallion. Hailing from Texas, she began writing lyrics aged 14 and gained international recognition with her breakout hit ‘Savage’ featuring Beyoncé. She made history last year as the first female artist to win the Best Rap Performance award at the Grammys. Having also collaborated with the likes of Nicki Minaj, Marshmello and Dua Lipa, she’s sure to bring her ‘Hot Girl Summer’ to Glastonbury as she headlines the Other Stage.

 

12.30am-2am – BBC Two – Glastonbury 2022

After the excitement of Paul McCartney’s much anticipated return to Glastonbury, Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo introduce highlights of the rest of the headliners from Saturday evening. Jessie Ware brings dancing and her joyous sing-a-along numbers to headline the Park Stage, while indie legend Jamie T returns to the John Peel tent for the fourth time after a long musical hiatus. Also, disco-queen and former Moloko frontwoman Róisín Murphy adds to an excellent Saturday night line-up on the West Holts Stage and is sure not to disappoint with banging tunes and of course an eye-catching outfit choice. Plus many more highlights from across the day, an energetic performance in the BBC Studio from London rap-rock duo Bob Vylan and more from Remi Burgz, who will be bringing a taste of the wild goings on of Saturday night at the festival.

 

Sunday 26^th June

5pm-6.45pm – BBC Two - Glastonbury 2022

Clara Amfo and Lauren Laverne are live from Worthy Farm on the final day of Glastonbury Festival 2022. Expect music from the likes of Lianne La Havas, jazz funk keyboard pioneer Herbie Hancock, feisty singer-songwriter Declan McKenna, award winning English jazz saxophonist Nubya Garcia, Dublin’s finest Fontaines D.C. and with two unconfirmed slots on the Sunday line-up, expect some surprise guests. There will also be a short film meeting the Ukrainian musicians who are making the journey to appear at this year’s festival. In anticipation of this year’s famous Glastonbury Sunday afternoon Legends slot we also take a quick look at the astonishing career of Diana Ross and the journey that has led her to Glastonbury Festival 2022.

 

6.45pm-8pm – BBC One - Diana Ross at Glastonbury 2022

Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo introduce multi-million selling artist and Motown icon Diana Ross as she takes to the stage for the famous Glastonbury Tea-Time legend’s slot. Making her Glastonbury debut, expect from Ms Ross a thoroughly joyful romp through her myriad of hits from across the decades including – Chain Reaction, Upside Down, Baby Love and I’m Coming Out to name but a few, plus of course the customary dance routine courtesy of the security staff in front of the stage.  

 

7pm-8pm – BBC Three - Declan McKenna & Koffee @ Glastonbury 2022

Jack Saunders and Clara Amfo present performances from two incredible young artists. The first, hailing from north London, is singer-songwriter Declan McKenna. He has history with Glastonbury – he won the Glastonbury Festival Emerging Talent competition in 2015 aged just 16, and is back again to play the Other Stage this year. Having had huge success with the release of his debut album ‘What Do You Think About The Car’ in 2017, his second album, ‘Zeros’, released in 2020, reached Number 2 in the UK albums chart. Next up this hour is 22 year old Jamaican reggae singer-songwriter and rapper, Koffee. Her 2019 EP ‘Rapture’ won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album and, aged 19, this made her the youngest person and only woman ever to be awarded in this category. She takes to the West Holts Stage having supported Harry Styles on tour and released her debut album ‘Gifted’ earlier this year.

 

8pm-9pm – BBC Four - Herbie Hancock & Kacey Musgraves at Glastonbury 2022

On the final day of the festival, Huw Stephens & Jamz Supernova introduce highlights from two American artists. First up is legendary jazz funk keyboardist Herbie Hancock. Having released over 40 studio albums throughout his career which spans over 60 years, he’s sure to get the Pyramid Stage crowd bopping. Next up is Kacey Musgraves who, despite her young age, is already becoming a legend of country music, having won seven Country Music Awards and six Grammys since she released her first album in 2013. Hailing from Texas, her influences range from Cher to the Bee Gees to Sade and her pop/country crossover songs are sure to enrapture the audience as she performs on the Other Stage. 

 

8pm–9.30pm – BBC Two – Glastonbury 2022

As the sun sets on the final evening of Glastonbury 2022 Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders introduce a stellar Sunday evening line-up. New Zealand pop queen Lorde brings her theatrical hit-packed show to the Pyramid Stage, while Years & Years bring the energy to the Other Stage, where the playful singer and actor Olly Alexander certainly knows how to have fun and put on a good show. Glastonbury veterans Elbow also take to the Pyramid Stage with their crowd rousing sing-a-longs.

 

9pm-10pm – BBC Four - Angélique Kidjo & Jarv Is… at Glastonbury 2022

Hailing from Benin in West Africa, singer Angélique Kidjo has been labelled ‘Africa’s premier diva’ by Time magazine. Her musical influences are diverse and include Afropop, Caribbean zouk, Congolese rumba, jazz, gospel and Latin styles. She’s sure to lift the spirits of the crowd as she takes her upbeat rhythms to the West Holts Stage. Following Angélique is a performance from the Park Stage from JARV IS…,  the eclectic rock band led by Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker. Formed in 2017 to perform at Sigur Ros' Norður og Niður festival in Iceland, the group was "conceived as a way of writing songs in collaboration with an audience". Their debut album ‘Beyond The Pale’ was released in 2020 to widespread critical acclaim.

 

9.30pm-12am – BBC Two - Kendrick Lamar at Glastonbury 2022

Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders, Jo Whiley, Clara Amfo and Remi Burgz are all present and correct for the final few hours of Glastonbury 2022 as the last five headliners take to the stage. Completing the bill on the Pyramid Stage is Kendrick Lamar, one of the biggest names and most distinctive voices in hip-hop. From Compton, California, the Pulitzer Prize winning rapper makes his Glastonbury debut, fresh from the release of his critically acclaimed fifth album ‘Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers’ which, as he notes on the opening track, is 1,855 days since his last record ‘DAMN’. Expect to be blown-away by a gripping and powerful performance that showcases the MC’s exceptional lyrical talent and music which continually pushes boundaries.

 

10pm-11.30pm – BBC Four - Pet Shop Boys at Glastonbury 2022

Jo Whiley introduces the award-winning and best-selling synth-pop duo as they headline the Other Stage on the final day of this year’s festival. Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have an enviable back catalogue of hits, having sold more than 100 million records worldwide since they emerged in the early 1980s. Expect a show full of songs you can sing along to, from West End Girls and Always On My Mind to It’s A Sin, Go West and many more. They also know how to put on a show and this performance is part of their current ‘Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live’ tour, which has received five-star reviews, so expect a full live band, costumes changes and plenty of awesome tunes.

 

12am-1.40am – BBC Two - Glastonbury: 50 Years and Counting

*Repeat* A film three years in the making, producer/director of the acclaimed David Bowie Five Years trilogy, Francis Whately, turns his attention to a kaleidoscopic portrait of Glastonbury for this social and musical history of (probably) The World’s Greatest Music Festival. The story is told through the testimony of its principal curators, Michael and Emily Eavis and the musicians who have performed there, including Thom Yorke, Florence Welch, Dua Lipa, The Levellers, Aswad, Orbital, Fatboy Slim, Linda Lewis, Noel Gallagher, Ed O’Brien, Chris Martin, and Stormzy. Available on BBC iPlayer for 30 days from Sunday 19^th June.

 

Friday 1^st July

11.05pm-1.05am – BBC Two - Glastonbury Highlights 2022

A look back at last weekend’s epic Glastonbury Festival where the likes of Sir Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Diana Ross, Sam Fender, Olivia Rodrigo, Years & Years, Little Simz and many more all took to the stage in what was a memorable return to Worthy Farm.

 

 

Radio schedule

 

Saturday 25^th June

6am-1pm – 6 Music – All Day Glastonbury

The fourth All Day Glastonbury begins on 6 Music, with festival themed programmes from Amy Lamé (6am-8am, produced by Audio Always) and Radcliffe and Maconie (8am-10am, produced by 7digital) and Huey Morgan (The Huey Show, 10am-1pm, produced by Listen).

 

10.30am-1pm – Radio 1 - Vick Hope gives listeners regular updates live from Worthy Farm (produced by BBC Audio)

 

1pm-4pm – 6 Music – Lauren Laverne (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Lauren is back to bring all listeners up to date with all the live goings-on from on site at Worthy Farm. Among her guests on today’s show are Jessie Ware, who will perform on the Park Stage this evening and Metronomy, who will take to the Other Stage this afternoon.

 

3pm-5pm – Radio 2 – Vernon Kay’s All Request Glastonbury All Stars

Join Vernon for a special request show featuring listener choices of artists who have played at Glastonbury over the years.

 

4pm-7pm – 6 Music - Jamz Supernova (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Jamz soundtracks listeners’ Saturday afternoons live from Worthy Farm, with highlights from the festival so far, including live music from the likes of Yves Tumor and Squid. Plus, she catches up with Sampa The Great.

 

5pm-8pm – Radio 2 – Dermot O’Leary (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Dermot O’Leary presents live from Worthy Farm with the best of the festival so far. Noel Gallagher also joins as Dermot’s guest, ahead of his Pyramid Stage performance that evening.

 

7pm-9pm – 6 Music – Nemone & Matt Everitt (produced by BBC Audio) *Matt live from Glastonbury*

Matt & Nemone continue the fourth All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music. Matt will be on site at the festival to bring listeners the special moments from Saturday evening. Plus there’ll be interviews, news and a look ahead to what’s to come for the rest of the weekend.

 

9pm-11pm – Radio 1 & 1Xtra – Tiffany Calver & DJ Target (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Tiffany Calver and DJ Target co-host a special show on the Saturday (9pm-11pm), which will be simulcast on Radio 1 and will feature live performances from some of 1Xtra’s favourite artists at Glastonbury.

 

9pm-12am – 6 Music – Tom Ravenscroft & Afrodeutsche (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Tom & AFRODEUTSCHE take over All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music, presenting their show from Worthy Farm. They’ll take listeners across the stages during their show, bringing them the best of the live sets taking place that night from Róisín Murphy, who is performing on the West Holts Stage on Saturday night, and more.

 

9pm-12am – Radio 2 – OJ Borg (produced by BBC Audio)

OJ Borg’s show will include Paul McCartney’s Pyramid Stage performance, plus there’ll be tracks from Glastonbury sets which took place on Friday and Saturday afternoon and OJ will look ahead to what’s coming up on Sunday at Worthy Farm.

 

Sunday 26^th June

6am-10am – 6 Music – All Day Glastonbury

Amy begins the final All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music (6am-8am, produced by Audio Always), which is continued by Radcliffe and Maconie (8am-10am produced by 7digital).

 

10am-1pm – 6 Music – Cerys Matthews (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Cerys is live from Worthy Farm bringing you guests and music highlights of Glastonbury festival. She catches up with Lucy Cooke, who is performing at the Free University of Glastonbury about her book A Revolutionary Guide to Sex, Evolution and the Female Animal, as well as musician Tim Burgess, who is performing on the Williams Green Stage and Glastonbury 2022 poet in residence, Desree.

 

10.30am-1am – Radio 1 - Vick Hope gives regular updates live from Worthy Farm (produced by BBC Audio)

 

1pm-4pm – 6 Music – Jamz Supernova (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Jamz is back with all the latest from the final day at Glastonbury.

 

4pm-5pm – 6 Music - Elbow – Road to Glastonbury (produced by BBC Audio)

A special programme exploring Elbow’s relationship with Glastonbury Festival ahead of their performance on Sunday night on the Pyramid Stage. 

 

5pm-8pm – 6 Music - Nemone & Matt Everitt (produced by BBC Audio) *Matt live from Glastonbury)

Nemone & Matt are back with a review of Sunday at Glastonbury and a look ahead to the last few hours of the festival.

 

7pm-9pm – Radio 2 - Jo Whiley (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Sunday on Radio 2 sees Jo Whiley present live from Pilton, including highlights from Diana Ross’ teatime Legends’ slot set on the Pyramid Stage.

 

8pm-12am – 6 Music - Steve Lamacq (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Steve rounds up an epic weekend at Glastonbury, with a show featuring news, reviews, performance highlights and storming live sets, broadcast live from the final night of Glastonbury 2022.

 

9pm-12am – Radio 1Xtra - Tiffany Calver (produced by BBC Audio) *live from Glastonbury*

Tiffany is back on the final night of Glastonbury 2022 to bring listeners Kendrick Lamar live on the Pyramid Stage.

 

TV credits

Glastonbury is commissioned for television and radio by Lorna Clarke, BBC Director of Music. The BBC’s Glastonbury TV coverage is produced by BBC Studios Music Productions. The Executive Producer is Alison Howe.

The producer and director of Glastonbury: 50 Years and Counting is Francis Whately. The Executive Producer is Mark Cooper for BBC Studios.

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[Suprefan]

No Friday?

[eyebrain]

3 minutes ago, Suprefan said:

No Friday?

the schedule on BBC site shows Friday as well.. Interesting that it's missing from the press release!? 

[incident]

Friday was on the previous listings week, so the info came out already.

[incident]

Not sure if it actually got posted here or not, but here's the Week 25 information, including a (brief) Thursday show - https://www.nme.com/news/music/glastonbury-2022-bbc-share-further-details-of-festival-coverage-3242693

[uscore]

In 2015 I had to miss the festival as it was my son's due date. Fortunately he was born a few weeks later so his birthday doesn't clash with the festival.  That year I watched loads of the bbc / red button coverage.  It was fascinating seeing it all from that perspective and being able to jump between stages so quickly.   I hope I never have to watch it like that again.

[Matt42]

Glastonbury really throwing their hat in on O Rod. I wonder if she will headline on her second album.

[jparx]

14 minutes ago, Matt42 said:

Glastonbury really throwing their hat in on O Rod. I wonder if she will headline on her second album.

Wouldn't surprise me. Exact same play they did with Billie. Getting behind these hot new acts from the get go is a great move - get them to fall in the love with the festival and build that relationship. It's what they did with the brit pop acts and they've had decades of relatively cheap headline acts in their back pockets.

[oakdown]

Celeste still on there so it looks like fears of her demise from the line-up may have been pre-emptive