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EntertainmentYahoo TV UKGlastonbury 2023: Full line-up and how to watch on TV
Here's everything you need to know about this year's event, including line-up details and how to watch live.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKGlastonbury's five most controversial moments
As Glastonbury Festival returns we look back at the tumultuous history of the festival.
LifestyleYahoo Celebrity UKMusic fans 'gutted' as Glastonbury coach packages sell out in 23 minutes
The festival takes place at Worthy Farm in June next year.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKGlastonbury 2023 tickets go on sale: How to book tickets
The world famous event is back next June.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKGlastonbury founder Michael Eavis says best thing for environment would be not to run the festival
He said he had to 'sup with the devil' to continue his charity work.
NewsPA Media: EntertainmentMichael Eavis hopes to celebrate ‘Glastonbury style’ after getting Covid-19 jab
It remains unclear whether the Somerset festival's 2021 edition will go ahead.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKGlastonbury's Michael Eavis admits festival may not return until 2022
The 84-year-old festival organiser and farmer has said the 250,000 people who attend Glastonbury is too many people to allow for social distancing.
CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UKGlastonbury 2021 will go ahead as 'good times are what we need right now'
This year’s festival, which was scheduled to take place this weekend, was to be a celebration marking 50 years since its inception in 1970.
NewsYahoo News UKJeremy Corbyn: 'I'll be Prime Minister in six months’
Jeremy Corbyn has reportedly claimed he will be Prime Minister before the year ends. The Labour leader sat down with Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis before the two went on the Pyramid Stage together to rapturous applause. During the Q&A between Mr Corbyn and Mr Eavis, the pair apparently discussed how Labour would scrap the Trident nuclear deterrent if they win a snap election.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UK10 headliners Glastonbury has never booked - but DEFINITELY should
As Glastonbury 2017 draws nearer, we name the ten bands who've never headlines the festival before but really should.
NewsYahoo News UKGlastonbury might be moving to a site 100 miles away in 2019
Anyone who has attended Glastonbury knows that the location is just as important as the bands. Glasto founder Michael Davis has confirmed that another site has been earmarked for the festival in 2019, in order to give the current site a rest.
NewsAdele AnkersIs Lady Gaga in talks to headline Glastonbury 2017?
Exciting news, Little Monsters: Lady Gaga has dropped a rather sizable hint that she will be taking to the Pyramid Stage for Glastonbury 2017.
NewsAdele AnkersGlastonbury 2017: Guns N’ Roses Early Favourites To Headline Festival
This year’s Glastonbury festival may have only just come to an end, but bookmakers are already predicting the next line-up.
NewsMichael AllenNoel Gallagher Hates This Year’s Glastonbury Line-Up
Noel Gallagher is going to this year’s Glastonbury Festival with wife Sara MacDonald – but he won’t be playing and is unimpressed with most of the line-up. Gallagher, 48, below, wasn’t asked to play at the event by organisers Michael Eavis and his daughter Emily but he is intending to go and party at Worthy Farm. The acts he’s not a fan of include ZZ Top, Cyndi Lauper, Jess Glynne, The 1975 and Years & Years.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKBarry Gibb ‘Set To Play Glastonbury 2016’
Former Bee Gee Barry Gibb has reportedly been lined up for this year’s Glastonbury Festival. The veterans’ slot has become one of the most talked about at Glasto, with Dolly Parton and Lionel Richie proving popular in the last couple of years. In 2008 organiser Michael Eavis signed both Neil Diamond and Leonard Cohen for the spot in perhaps its finest year and he is said to be feeling the pressure to repeat such a booking.
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