What time is Seventeen on stage at Glastonbury?

Glastonbury, the beloved behemoth of UK festivals, opens today, and thousands of revellers have already started trekking over to Somerset to get settled before its Friday start.

As many as 2000 brilliant acts will be playing across Glastonbury’s 100 stages, with both the world’s most famous musicians and yet-to-be-discovered treasures heading to Michael and Emily Eavis’s Worthy Farm. Music fans can expect to see stars such as Charli XCX, Dua Lipa, Sugababes, Justice, Seasick Steve, Tems, Avril Lavigne, James Blake, Idles, PJ Harvey perform over the three-day extravaganza.

And with so many brilliant acts to see, both fans at the festival, and those watching from home, are keeping record of the time slots of their favourite acts. To help, we’ve highlighted some of the headliners.

What time is Seventeen on stage at Glastonbury?

Seventeen will be playing on the Pyramid Stage on Friday for an hour from 14:45 to 15:45.

Can I still get tickets?

Unfortunately, not. The ship to attend Glastonbury 2024 has well and truly sailed, with resale tickets having sold out at the end of April.

Can I watch the show on the BBC?

Happily, there are loads of ways to get involved from home. The BBC is once again extensively covering the festival on its radio and TV channels, as well as on BBC iPlayer, where there will be 10 streaming channels including Glastonbury Channel Live, Glastonbury Channel II, Pyramid Stage – Signed and Glastonbury Highlights Channel.

Dua Lipa and Coldplay’s headlining sets will be livestreamed worldwide on iPlayer, and the BBC will be streaming over 90 hours of live performances across the five main festival stages.

So, while it’s not yet clear whether Seventeen’s entire set will be streamed on the BBC, it’s more than likely that at least some of the K-pop band’s hour-long performance will be getting some screen time.

What will the setlist be?

The setlist is being kept under wraps, only adding to the excitement. As we wait, we’ve picked out some of our favourite Seventeen songs, some of which we hope get played on Friday.

Glastonbury, June 26 to June 30; glastonburyfestivals.co.uk