Glastonbury Festival 2016
Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June 2016Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4AZ, England MAP
£228 - SOLD OUT
There's one less unknown special guest on this month's Glastonbury Festival line-up, with the news (as eFestivals has had rumoured for a while) that <a href="/festivals/bands.php?BandID=738"><b>Travis</b></a> are special guests of Croissant Neuf in the Green Fields, to help the solar powered sustainable eco-tainment venue celebrate 30 years of being at the Festival.
Situated just over the railway line on the left if heading for the stone circle at the top of the site the pop-up village green of the Festival. The field offers all things sustainable, offering hand crafted wooden seating, sustainable solid oak fencing, and is decorated with hand crafted mushrooms, funky wood structures and a giant redwood table with matching thrones. It's here that experts are on hand from the Solar Energy Alliance and leading pioneers Wind & Sun Ltd, alongside Bristol based Ecomotive, and more all offering advice, discussions and solutions for your self-build project or how to go about starting a Sustainable housing development.
Organisers announced, "This year Croissant Neuf in the Green Fields marks 30 years at Glastonbury – and they’ve bagged a very special guest performer to celebrate! We’re very pleased to announce that Travis will play in the field’s solar-powered tent on Saturday 25th at 4pm."
Ticket holders for this summer's Glastonbury Festival are reminded to take part in their future by making sure they apply for an EU Referendum postal or proxy vote. You will find links to the form to postal vote here and proxy voting here. For more information (see the news page here).
The vast line-up appearing over the five days was announced yesterday and features Muse, Adele, Coldplay, PJ Harvey, Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra, Art Garfunkel, Cyndi Lauper, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Last Shadow Puppets, Sigur Ros, Ronnie Spector, Ellie Goulding, Explosions In The Sky, Foals, Beck, LCD Soundsystem, ZZ Top, Disclosure, New Order, Skepta, The 1975, Grimes, Annie Mac, Syrian National Orchestra for Arabic Music, Underworld, James Blake, Chvrches, Savages, Floating Points, Laura Mvula, Stormzy, Daughter, Little Simz, Vince Staples, John Grant, Band of Horses, Jess Glynne, Carl Cox, Nao, Fatboy Slim, Bring Me The Horizon, NHS Choir, Damon Albarn, Richard Hawley, The Lumineers, Lady Leshurr, Rokia Traore, Guy Garvey, Kamasi Washington, Jack Garratt, AlunaGeorge, Hinds, Ezra Furman, M83, Kurt Vile (solo), Mercury Rev, Gregory Porter, Madness, Wolf Alice, Baaba Maal, Ernest Ranglin, Bastille, Roisin Murphy, Santigold, Years And Years, Dua Lipa, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Bat For Lashes, Protoje, Two Door Cinema Club, Jake Bugg, Mac DeMarco, St Etienne, Blossoms, Of Monsters and more.
To see who is playing where and when see our Glastonbury Festival 2016 line-up page or the pages below:
Pyramid Stage
Other Stage
West Holts Stage
The Park Area
Acoustic Tent
John Peel Stage and Tolpuddle Bar
Silver Hayes Dance Area
Avalon Field
The Glade
Shangri-La (The Naughty Corner)
The Common Area
Block 9
Leftfield
Arcadia
Babylon Bandstand
Beat Hotel
William's Green
Croissant Neuf Stage & Bandstand
The Unfairground
The Bread And Roses
Village Inn
Green Fields
Theatre & Circus, Glebeland
Kidz Field
Pilton Palais (film schedule)
Tickets for Glastonbury Festival have sold out.
Latest Updates
festival details
line-ups & rumours
festival home page
Tickets will go on sale mid-November, with small price increase
Glastonbury - the Other Side of the Tracks