Glastonbury is just over a month away, so if you’re one of the lucky ones who’s been able to bag a ticket then you’ll be pleased to know that the festival has announced the stage times for all the main stages.
If you’re planning your weekend it’ll have everything you need to make sure you don’t miss any of your favourite acts – as long as there’s not a clash between two of your favourites.
Whilst you’re here you can also find out information about booking travel, weather, dates, location, and all the handy information you need.
So there’s only one thing for it, get reading up, dig out your tent and get ready for a good time. There really is no other festival like it.
If you didn’t manage to grab tickets then why not check out our list of the best UK festivals , we’re sure you’ll find one you love.
When is Glastonbury 2019?
Glastonbury Festival runs from 26-30 June this year.
Where is Glastonbury 2019?
In Glastonbury, Somerset
How can I get tickets for 2019?
You can’t, there’ll all gone! There’s always next year?
Who’s performing at Glastonbury?
Who isn’t? The main Pyramid headliners are The Cure, Stormzy and The Killers, but you can also see huge names Kylie, Janet Jackson, George Ezra, Liam Gallagher, Miley Cyrus, Tame Impala and many more.
When are people on, what stages are there and what are the biggest clashes?
You’ll be able to find the times in the official Glastobury EE app, which you can download here . Glastonbury has also released stage times here . So far the biggest clashes look like they are between Tame Impala and Stormzy on Friday night, Lizzo and Johnny Marr on Saturday afternoon, and Janelle Monae and The Cure Sunday.
What’s the weather forecast?
British weather is famously unpredictable, so make sure you check the weather first. There’s a lot of gigs, and we can’t guarantee that’ll last – however we’re hoping for sun of course! Click here to check the weather on the Met Office here.
Where am I going?
You don’t want to get this wrong.
Use National Rail or National Express to find the cheapest travel to Glastonbury. National Express will drop you at the festival site, for trains you’ll need to get to Castle Cary and then there’s a shuttle bus.
What else can I see apart from the music?
What isn’t on? Make sure you hit up the Healing Fields, the Stone Circle, Poetry Tents, Kids Field, more food trucks than you can shake your arm at.
