Glastonbury, the UK’s biggest and most beloved festival, starts today and thousands of music fans have started heading to Michael and Emily Eavis’s Somerset farm for a weekend of non-stop fun and adventure.
The next couple of days will see some of the world’s most famous musicians – such as Dua Lipa, SZA, Shania Twain and PJ Harvey – flock to the festival to play on the famous stages in front of thousands of revellers.
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 Coldplay on stage at Glastonbury?
Coldplay, one of this year’s headliners, will be playing on the Pyramid Stage on Saturday for two hours between 21:45 and 23:45.
Can I still get tickets?
Unfortunately not. Glastonbury is utterly sold out now, and it’s too late to get involved with volunteering and work schemes that could give you access.
Can I watch the show on the BBC?
Yes! The headlining acts will be livestreamed on the BBC, which has massively expanded its Glastonbury footage this year. Not only is there now a 24-hour BBC channel dedicated to Glastonbury, but for the first time ever, the BBC will be livestreaming the top shows to a global audience.
So, to watch Coldplay, simply head to BBC iPlayer at 21:45 on Saturday to watch the award-winning band’s sure-to-be electrifying performance.
What will the setlist be?
Nobody knows yet – which is partly why fans are so excited. Not only do they get to see Coldplay perform on the legendary stage, but so many surprises are waiting for them.
