There's only a few days to go until hundreds of thousands of music fans are set to descend on Worthy Farm, as Glastonbury Festival returns for the first time since 2019. But many of those unable to attend in person may be wondering how they can watch some of the live performances.
The live event will be broadcast across BBC channels and on a dedicated BBC iPlayer channel from Thursday, June 23. With hundreds of popular music acts set to take to the festival's various stages, there's bound to be plenty to entertain both festival-goers and viewers at home.
Some of the world's biggest artists such as Sir Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Haim and Sam Fender are set to take to the Pyramid Stage. Former lead singer of The Supremes, Diana Ross is also taking on the 'legends slot' of the festival.
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So if you're going to be watching the highly anticipated return of Glastonbury from the comfort of your own home, you may be wondering when Diana Ross will be taking to the Pyramid Stage. To make sure you don't miss it, here are all the details:
How can I watch Diana Ross perform at Glastonbury Festival 2022?
The iconic Motown singer, Diana Ross, was last seen entertaining the nation when she headlined the Queen's Platinum Jubilee for the Party at the Palace concert earlier this month. She closed the night of live entertainment with a selection of songs including Chain Reaction and Ain't No Mountain High.
The 78-year-old American singer is now set to make her Glastonbury Festival debut, it will be broadcast on Sunday, June 26 from 6.45pm to 8pm on BBC One. She'll play on the famous Pyramid Stage in the iconic Glastonbury Tea-Time legend's slot, where she's expected to perform a number of her hits from throughout her five-decade career.
If you're attending the event, Diana's set is expected to start from 4pm on the Pyramid Stage. Viewers at home, if you'd prefer to watch Diana's set live, you will be able to over on the BBC iPlayer - which will have dedicated Glastonbury channel with live and full sets from the five main stages; Pyramid, Other, West Holts, John Peel and Park Stages.
