HISTORICAL FACTS: 4 | History Defined

Shake, rattle and roll: 200,000 enjoy Glastonbury party as main acts take to stages

Hordes join Lizzie and Guns N’ Roses at Glasto for break from finanical crisis

Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023

The 22 greatest Glastonbury performances ever, from Beyoncé to Paul McCartney

Ahead of the festival’s return to Worthy Farm, Mark Beaumont picks some of Glastonbury’s greatest ever music moments

The Independent UK · Jun 23, 2023

Sun forecast for Glastonbury as first acts perform on Pyramid Stage

Arctic Monkeys are billed to headline the main stage, with debates and an exercise session led by Joe Wicks among other events.

The Independent UK · Jun 23, 2023

Glastonbury 2023: festival officially begins amid torrential downpours

Wet weather forecast to ease by Friday, when there is doubt over whether headliners Arctic Monkeys will perform

The Guardian - UK · Jun 21, 2023

Drinks prices at Glastonbury Festival listed including £35 for pitcher of cocktails

It's best to avoid the bubbly at this event

Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023

Glastonbury traffic builds as people queue for 15 HOURS to get into site

Huge crowds have flocked to Glastonbury Festival as dedicated revellers braved an impressive 15-hour wait to get into the site early for the event's biggest year yet

Daily Mirror · Jun 21, 2023

Emily Eavis explains why Michael didn't open Glastonbury Festival

Emily encouraged fans to count down from ten before the first festivalgoers entered the legendary Worthy Farm site on Wednesday morning (June 21)

Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023

Glastonbury's first ever headliner in 1970 was a last minute replacement

The festival was first held 53 years ago

Liverpool Echo · Jun 20, 2023

The 12 best Glastonbury Festival performances ever

With Glastonbury 2023 kicking off this week, here are the 12 sets that have defined the festival so far

Louder · Jun 20, 2023

The worst set-clashes of Glastonbury 2023: From Arctic Monkeys vs The Chemical Brothers to Kelis vs WizKid

The Worthy Farm line-up may be extensive, but the scheduling conflicts are still as infruriating as ever

Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2023