Glastonbury live: Paul McCartney headlines Saturday on the Pyramid Stage

Saturday at Glastonbury saw some of the best sets of the weekend so far.

From Joy Crookes making her Worthy Farm debut to returning champions Haim in a glorious, sun-drenched Pyramid Stage performance, there was a particularly special atmosphere ahead of Sir Paul McCartney’s highly anticipated headline slot.

Other excellent shows came from Glass Animals, Metronomy, Celeste and Gen-Z pop star Olivia Rodrigo, who stormed the Other Stage with a surprise guest appearance from Lily Allen. Performing Allen’s 2012 hit “F*** You”, the duo called out the Supreme Court for their overturning of Roe vs Wade in the US.

Taking to the Pyramid Stage right before Macca, Noel Gallagher and his High Flying Birds played a string of crowd-pleasing Oasis hits, prompting critic Mark Beaumont to wonder if the gloves are fully off in his sibling rivalry with younger brother – and former bandmate – Liam.

Then it was time for the man himself, Sir Paul McCartney, who brought out his superb band and half a century’s worth of classic songs, not to mention tremendous surprise guests in the form of Bruce Springsteen and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl. What a night!

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Glastonbury 2022 talking points

Paul McCartney – the best Glastonbury has ever seen? The Independent’s review

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds review – Pyramid Stage

Greta Thunberg delivers speech to Pyramid Stage audience

Billie Eilish – Friday headliner review

Olivia Rodrigo and Lily Allen say ‘F*** You’ to the Supreme Court in smashing Other Stage performance

Fans in awe of Sir Paul McCartney’s headline set: ‘Macca has just won Glastonbury’

03:30 , Maanya Sachdeva

Here’s a round-up of fan reactions to former Beatle and forever legend Sir Paul McCartney’s epic headline set on Saturday, with unbelievable surprise appearances from Dave Grohl and Bruce Springsteen:

Who’s Big Jeff?

03:15 , Roisin O’Connor

Self Esteem and Idles have paid tribute to music hero Big Jeff Johns during their respective Glastonbury sets.

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The Bristol band performed at Worthy Farm on Friday night (24 June) while Self Esteem – real name Rebecca Lucy Taylor – took to the stage on Saturday afternoon (25 June).

Idles lead singer Joe Talbot dedicated the song “A Hymn” to Big Jeff, who is currently in hospital after suffering severe burns in a home fire.

“This next song goes out to our brother and our friend Big Jeff,” said Talbot. “He’s everything that we wish we represent, he’s everything that is music fandom and he is everything that is love. This is for you Big Jeff.”

The special shout outs have left many people curious as to who Big Jeff is.

Check out the highlights from Saturday at Glastonbury 2022

03:01 , Roisin O’Connor

Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl join Paul McCartney in epic Glastonbury surprise

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Olivia Rodrigo brings out Lily Allen for ‘F*** You’ to Supreme Court over Roe vs Wade

Olivia Rodrigo brings out Lily Allen to sing ‘F*** You’ in response to Supreme Court over Roe vs Wade

02:29 , Annabel Nugent

On Friday (24 June), the US Supreme Court ruled in favour of a Mississippi law that outlaws abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy while also overturning key precedents established by the 1973 decision in Roe v Wade.

During her Glastonbury set on Saturday evening (25 June), Rodrigo joined stars including Phoebe Bridgers and Billie Eilish to speak out against the ruling.

Partway through her performance on the Other Stage, the “driver’s license” singer brought out special guest Lily Allen for a rendition of Allen’s 2009 hit “F*** You”.

‘A dark day for women’: Roe vs Wade overturning by Supreme Court sparks anger among Glastonbury artists

02:16 , Louis Chilton and Annabel Nugent

A number of artists performing at Glastonbury 2022 have condemned Friday’s (24 June) US Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v Wade.

The Republican-controlled Supreme Court ruled yesterday in favour of a Mississippi law that outlaws abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy while also overturning key precedents established by the 1973 decision in Roe v Wade as well as an affirming decision in 1992’s Planned Parenthood v Casey.

During her landmark headline set at Glastonbury Festival on Friday (24 June), Billie Eilish addressed the decision, saying it was a “really dark day for women in the US”.

“I’m just gonna say that because I can’t bear to think about it any longer in this moment,” she told the crowd at the festival’s main Pyramid Stage.

Glastonbury artists hit out at Roe vs Wade overturning by Supreme Court

Day four highlights at Glastonbury 2022

02:02 , Roisin O’Connor

Day four of Glastonbury came to an eventful close at Worthy Farm on Saturday (25 June).

Prior to Paul McCartney’s headline set, Gen-Z star Olivia Rodrigo invited surprise guest Lily Allen on stage to deliver a blistering rendition of Allen’s 2009 hit “F*** You” addressed to the Supreme Court justices over the recent Roe v Wade ruling.

Elsewhere, viewers at home were delighted when they spotted a raincoat-clad woman in the BBC festival coverage bearing a striking resemblance to the Queen.

While the royal was not in attendance, there have been a long list of celebrities spotted on the festival grounds, including Paul Mescal and Tilda Swinton.

Below are the highlights from day four at Glastonbury:

The biggest highlights from Saturday at Glastonbury 2022

Spot the doppelganger…

01:52 , Roisin O’Connor

During Friday night’s (24 June) coverage of Robert Plant and Alison Krauss’s show, the camera panned over to people in the audience, including one woman in a blue raincoat and sunglasses…

It didn’t take long for viewers at home to comment on the festival-goer’s appearance, noting that she looks like the Queen!

Glastonbury viewers joke about spotting the Queen ‘in disguise’ at festival

Paul McCartney or Mitski?

01:45 , Roisin O’Connor

By the looks of it, anyone and everyone is at Paul McCartney’s headline gig – but there will be a fair few of people at least attempting to split their time between the Beatles legend and Mitski whose performance (from 9.15pm to 10.15pm) makes it pretty impossible to catch both.

It’s one of the weekend’s most brutal clashes.

The 7 most brutal Glastonbury 2022 set clashes (and possible workarounds)

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds review, Glastonbury 2022: The band that latter-era Oasis could have been

01:30 , Roisin O’Connor

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are what latter-era Oasis could have been – review

Olivia Rodrigo review, Glastonbury 2022: Gen-Z star delivers one of the most iridescent shows of Saturday

01:15 , Roisin O’Connor

Olivia Rodrigo delivers one of Glastonbury weekend’s most iridescent sets – review

Paul McCartney brings out Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl in epic surprise

01:00 , Roisin O’Connor

Paul McCartney brought on Dave Grohl and Bruce Springsteen as surprise guests during his headline Glastonbury set.

The Beatles legend took to the Pyramid Stage at 9.30pm for his two-hour performance, during which he brought out both the Foo Fighters frontman and Springsteen on stage.

Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl join Paul McCartney in epic Glastonbury surprise

Signing off!

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:53 , Roisin O’Connor

Right, that’s me done for the night – you’ll have my lovely colleague Maanya with you again in a few hours, then Louis Chilton, then me again for the fifth and final day of Glastonbury Festival! Ta ta for now x

Olivia Rodrigo delivers one of the most iridescent shows of the day

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:45 , Roisin O’Connor

Olivia Rodrigo’s performance on the Other Stage was one of the best today – and not only because she brought on Lily Allen for a surprise duet of Allen’s 2009 hit “F*** You” directed at the Supreme Court justices over the recent Roe v Wade ruling.

See our five-star review of the Gen Z pop icon below.

Olivia Rodrigo delivers one of Glastonbury weekend’s most iridescent sets – review

Paul McCartney review – Glastonbury 2022

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:44 , Roisin O’Connor

Here’s the Paul McCartney review from our very emotional, besotted critic, Mark Beaumont

Paul McCartney’s Glastonbury 2022 show was possibly the best we’ve ever seen – review

Paul McCartney shows a clip of Johnny Depp during his headline set at Glastonbury

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:31 , Annabel Nugent

The Beatles legend took to the Pyramid Stage at 9.30pm on Saturday (25 June), where he played a video of Depp on the jumbo screen.

McCartney and Depp are reportedly close friends as well as longtime collaborators. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor has starred in several of McCartney’s music videos.

During McCartney’s performance of his 2012 track “My Valentine”, he played snippets from the song’s original music video, which also features Natalie Portman.

In the black-and-white clip, Depp is seen playing guitar and reciting the song’s lyrics in sign language.

Paul McCartney plays Johnny Depp video during Glastonbury headline set

It’s not all about the music…

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:30 , Annabel Nugent

Glastonbury has a wealth of experiences to offer beyond music.

With one final day for festival-goers to check them out, here’s our 18 highlights to have on your radar, including Cineramageddon and Healing Fields.

From Herbie Hancock to the Healing Fields – 18 highlights for Glastonbury 2022

Who is playing on Sunday?

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:15 , Annabel Nugent

With day four done and dusted, we look ahead to what’s in store for revellers tomorrow.

Kendrick Lamar is the third and final headliner of the event, with Lorde, Herbie Hancock and Diana Ross joining him on Sunday’s billing.

Set times below…

Glastonbury 2022 full lineup and set times by day

Greta Thunberg’s surprise appearance among Saturday’s highlights

Sunday 26 June 2022 00:00 , Annabel Nugent

Greta Thunberg used her surprise appearance at Glastonbury to call out “lying” political leaders.

The Swedish environmental activist appeared on the main Pyramid Stage to deliver a short speech about the climate crisis.

She told revellers at the festival that they face a battle against “the forces of greed” if they want to prevent a “total natural catastrophe” caused by climate change.

Greta Thunberg calls out ‘lying’ political leaders on stage at Glastonbury

IT’S BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE

Saturday 25 June 2022 23:39 , Roisin O’Connor

Guys, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS HERE

Dave Grohl comes out for rendition of “I Saw Her Standing There” with Paul McCartney

Saturday 25 June 2022 23:32 , Roisin O’Connor

Yep, that’s Mr Foo Fighters himself, Dave Grohl, coming out to join Macca for a rousing go at ‘I Saw Her Standing There”!

Mitski review – Glastonbury 2022

Saturday 25 June 2022 22:45 , Roisin O’Connor

Mitski delivers some of the most sophisticated, enigmatic pop around – review

Paul McCartney – the BBC livestream finally begins!

Saturday 25 June 2022 22:42 , Roisin O’Connor

OK, so the BBC livestream has begun, showing what those at Worthy Farm were witness to an hour ago.

That’s got to be close to a record in terms of crowd-size at the Pyramid Stage – and boy do Macca and his band sound great! We’ve got blasts of brass, grinding guitars, and McCartney on top form – ever if he does look a bit bemused when the audience starts singing “Happy Birthday” to him (he turned 80 last week).

Paul McCartney plays Johnny Depp music video at Glastonbury 2022

Saturday 25 June 2022 22:30 , Annabel Nugent

Paul McCartney has shown a clip of Johnny Depp during his headline set at Glastonbury.

The Beatles took to the Pyramid Stage at 9.30pm on Saturday (25 June), where he played a video of Depp on the jumbo screen.

McCartney and Depp are reportedly close friends as well as longtime collaborators. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor has starred in several of McCartney’s music videos.

During McCartney’s performance of his 2012 track “My Valentine”, he played snippets from the song’s original music video, which also features Natalie Portman.

In the black-and-white clip, Depp is seen playing guitar and reciting the song’s lyrics in sign language.

For anyone with major FOMO right now

Saturday 25 June 2022 22:25 , Roisin O’Connor

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More on the McCartney BBC chaos

Saturday 25 June 2022 22:16 , Annabel Nugent

Viewers at home have been left confused as to why Paul McCartney’s set at Glastonbury is not being shown on BBC in real time.

The Beatles legend has already taken the stage for his headline performance, which was scheduled to begin at 9.30pm. Fans at home, however, have not been able to tune in.

Currently, BBC is still airing Noel Gallagher’s set. You can read The Independent’s four-star review of the Oasis star’s performance here.

McCartney will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer’s Glastonbury channels at 10.30pm, an hour later than when he took the stage.

“I’m totally confused how are you can watch Paul McCartney 9:30 and I can’t see anything but bloody Liam Gallagher on the Glastonbury channel on iPlayer,” wrote one person on Twitter.

Another added: “No cuz why is Paul McCartney’s glasto set not being shown live when everyone else’s is.”

“Why do we have to wait an hour to watch Paul McCartney? Every single other performance has been live on iplayer […] yet you have delayed this for an hour as far as I can tell. Click on Pyramid stage live stream and it says [it] starts in an hour. Really annoying!” said someone else.

A fourth person wrote: “I hope there’s a really good reason why we can’t watch Paul McCartney live as it happens.”

The Independent has contacted a representative of BBC for comment over the delay in coverage specifically for McCartney’s set.

Paul McCartney at Glastonbury: BBC viewers complain as Beatles legend not shown for an hour after set time – report

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:58 , Roisin O’Connor

BBC viewers confused over why Paul McCartney set is not being aired in real time

All You Need Is…

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:56 , Roisin O’Connor

A livestream that starts at the same time as Macca’s set, ideally.

Olivia Rodrigo review, Glastonbury 2022: Gen-Z star delivers one of the most iridescent shows of the day

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:50 , Roisin O’Connor

Olivia Rodrigo delivers one of Glastonbury weekend’s most iridescent sets – review

Macca fans are NOT happy about the BBC stream situation

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:47 , Roisin O’Connor

Paul McCartney headlining the Pyramid Stage!

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:41 , Roisin O’Connor

We’re a bit flummoxed here at home, because it seems like the BBC’s broadcast of Paul McCartney isn’t starting until an hour after he comes on the Pyramid Stage for his Saturday headline slot!

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds review, Glastonbury 2022: The band that latter-era Oasis could have been

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:16 , Mark Beaumont

(PA)

★★★★☆

“What’s gonna happen here now,” says Noel Gallagher, stepping gafferly up to the microphone halfway through his set, exuding Mike Lynch energy, “is I’m gonna play you a couple more tunes you don’t give a s*** about, they’re for me. But if you stick around after that, woo, there’s gonna be a lot of very happy people in bucket hats…”

Could the gloves be coming off in the world’s most infamous sibling rivalry? After several years in the dramatic doldrums, reduced to a one-way caps-lock slanging match on Twitter, the latest season of Gallagher v Gallagher has picked up substantially. Cocky young battler Liam has become the surprise stadium-level success of the pair, by dint of playing a fair old whack of major Oasis hits in his solo sets (who knew?). Elder brother – and one-time guardian of Glastonbury from the scourge of hip-hop – Noel, meanwhile, continues his creative renaissance with the High Flying Birds, only kept from a Knebworth of his own by playing fair. His bursts of Oasis tunes have largely been songs he sang on record, packing sets with mid-paced acoustic led singalongs but lacking the punch of a “Supersonic” or “Rock’n’Roll Star”.

The High Flying Birds are (non-accidental Partridge) the band that latter-era Oasis could have been. Oasis’s Noughties decline, after all, was largely down to Noel farming out album track filler slots to his bandmates. Now fully back at the song-writing helm and with an exploratory psych-rock mindset, over twelve years he’s produced three increasingly impressive and imaginative albums of galactic glam, motoric rock and some of the most phenomenal scissor playing you’ll ever have seen on an international stage.

Percussionist Charlotte Marionneau’s famous clippers come out again during “She Taught Me How to Fly”, and she also adds a phone call solo to the stratospheric “It’s a Beautiful World”. No mere gimmicks, but oddities indicative of Gallagher’s willingness to follow friend and mentor Paul Weller into more exploratory sonic territories. “Fort Knox” is a hypnotic dance rock firestorm, “Black Star Dancing” a psychedelic groove worthy of Jungle. “Holy Mountain” sounds, brilliantly, like Wizzard covering Ricky Martin’s “She Bangs” on penny whistle. The first half of the set, even if it is just for Noel, is easily the most exciting.

Not that the Oasis half isn’t heart-warming business. “You’ve made it,” Noel says as he launches into “Little By Little” and the field erupts. Keeping the brotherly feud above-the-belt he concedes the rock’n’roll ground to Liam and sticks to the acoustic singalongs and soaring anthems – “Wonderwall”, “Whatever”, “Stop Crying Your Heart Out”, “Half the World Away”.

“Let the dogging commence,” he quips ahead of “Don’t Look Back in Anger”, a crowd-pleaser to worry “Hey Jude”. It’s a smart, conciliatory move; all the best soap operas need a clash of character.

Olivia Rodrigo review – Other Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 21:01 , Ben Bryant

Olivia Rodrigo performing on the Other Stage at Glastonbury (Ben Birchall/PA) (PA Wire)

★★★★★

Anyone who tells you that this year’s Glastonbury is trapped in the 1970s clearly hasn’t been to Olivia Rodrigo’s show, where the highest concentration of screaming teenage girls outside of TikTok can be found.

Warm afternoon sunlight gleaming off her knee-high DMs, mirror-mosaic piano, and purple electro-acoustic guitar, this is one of the most iridescent – and sweetest – shows of Saturday at Worthy Farm.

Although she’s best known for her grungy hit “good 4 u”, Rodrigo has a back catalogue full of ballads about heartbreak. Today her performance includes “happier”, “hope ur ok”, and a song she says is from her childhood acting career that she introduces as “Iowa”, She breaks out her breakthrough, “drivers license”, early on.

A surprise cover of Avril Lavigne’s 2003 grunge hit “Complicated” comes next, during which Rodrigo kicks her heels up on the piano. This alone would have been enough to leave this doe-eyed crowd charmed. But then Rodrigo announces that she’s going to bring out a special guest. At first, it sounds like the words “Billie Eilish” have left her lips. And it would make sense – the Pyramid Stage headliner played the night before. But it turns out it’s just her accent – because it’s Lily Allen who takes the stage, and sets the scene for one big festival moment.

“Yesterday, the Supreme Court decided to overturn the law permitting safe abortion,” says Rodrigo. “I’m devastated and terrified and so many women and girls are going to die because of this.

“I’m going to dedicate this song to the Supreme Court justices. I hate you.”

And with that, Allen, Rodrigo and what feels like the whole of Glastonbury sing along to Lily Allen’s 2009 hit “F*** You”, from her second album It’s Not Me, It’s You.

Allen, dressed in monochrome with a Chanel hair clip, looks a little shy, a little deliriously happy, as she duets with an exuberant Rodrigo. “deja vu” follows, and for a moment it feels as though Rodrigo’s not going to drop her biggest hit. But she belts out “good 4 u” into her purple microphone, with plenty of backing from a crowd who sound louder than ever. Yes, it might be true that Paul McCartney’s playing later – but for now the zoomers are taking the wheel.

Ghetts dominates the John Peel Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 20:21 , Roisin O’Connor

Over on John Peel, my fave Ghetts is coming to the end of a phenomenal, energy-driven set. I’m honestly still a little gutted that he didn’t win the Mercury Prize last year for his astonishing, career-best, Conflict of Interest. But you’ll never catch him chasing industry approval, ever. He’s always done his own thing. And it’s gratifying to see how far that’s taken him, with such a great crowd at Glastonbury today.

Olivia Rodrigo brings out Lily Allen to sing ‘F*** You’ in response to Supreme Court over Roe vs Wade

Saturday 25 June 2022 20:15 , Roisin O’Connor

Olivia Rodrigo brings out Lily Allen for ‘F*** You’ to Supreme Court over Roe vs Wade

Saturday 25 June 2022 20:01 , Roisin O’Connor

Glastonbury 2022 Saturday reviews: Haim, Glass Animals and Celeste

Saturday 25 June 2022 19:46 , Roisin O’Connor

Glastonbury 2022 Saturday reviews: Haim, Glass Animals and Celeste

Olivia Rodrigo brings out Lily Allen to sing ‘F*** You’ in response to Supreme Court over Roe vs Wade

Saturday 25 June 2022 19:32 , Roisin O’Connor

In a phenomenal moment at Glastonbury, one for the history books, Olivia Rodrigo has brought out THE Lily Allen (pranking fans that it was Billie Eilish) to sing Allen’s hit “F*** You” in response to the Roe vs Wade overturning and it is going down A STORM.

Essential reading: Haim

Saturday 25 June 2022 20:19 , Roisin O’Connor

I can see a lot of people coming back to this brilliant interview with Haim by our (sadly) former deputy arts editor, Alexandra Pollard, now deputy arts ed over at the i Paper. Do give it a read:

Haim interview: ‘Men were like, “Get her off the stage, why is she making those faces?”’

Olivia Rodrigo is smashing it on the Other Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 19:24 , Roisin O’Connor

Firstly, I’m not sure when the last time was we saw such a huge crowd at the Other Stage…

Secondly, what a set?!! I’m not going to pretend I didn’t have my doubts about Rodrigo’s live show. I think it was the MTV Awards where she just sounded incredibly low on stamina, and it showed in her voice. But look at her now! Belting it out like nobody’s business, including a rowdy cover of Avril Lavigne’s Noughties classic “Complicated”.

Haim review – Pyramid Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 19:15 , Megan Graye

“We’re just going to play you a couple of songs, is that alright?” Alana Haim asks the Pyramid Stage audience.

It’s very alright. Apparently everything good comes in threes: Haim have done Glasto three times before – they know the deal – and now they’re on the Pyramid Stage with three Brits, three Grammys and three albums under their belts.

Known for sun-drenched singles such as last year’s “Summer Girl”, with its noodling saxophone, and the booty call-themed “3am” , the California sisters have experienced an incremental rise that culminated in their career-best, 2021’s Women in Music Pt III.

Much of the appeal of this early-evening set comes from their confidence and onstage chemistry. Recalling how she once passed out mid Glastonbury set, Este is interrupted by a phone call, which cues a “should I call him back?” skit between the band and their audience. They’re entirely at home at the heart of Worthy Farm, and very welcome too. ★★★★★

Celeste review – West Holts

Saturday 25 June 2022 19:01 , Isobel Lewis

Celeste – West Holts

After a heavy night spent watching the sun rise in Block9, listening to Celeste’s silky tones on a Saturday afternoon feels like the ultimate hangover cure. When the 28-year-old arrives on the West Holts stage, her hair spiked into sharp points like a high-fashion Dennis the Menace, she gives off a warmth that emanates throughout the crowd.

It’s hard to tell whether it’s the sudden burst of sun or her voice doing it. She kicks things off with “Ideal Woman”, the opening track from her Mercury Prize-nominated album Not Your Muse. With just a cello accompanying her, it’s a subdued start to the set, but she quickly shows off the real star of the show: her voice.

There’s a richness to Celeste’s vocals that belies her youth. Every song carries the precision of an album recording, but the live band bring new depth to tracks like her drum and bass-inspired hit “Stop This Flame”.

There’s minimal audience interaction (which might be down to nerves) and at times, the set feels a little placid. Still, it’s a tonic the crowd laps up, and “Strange” is a fittingly soulful closer. IL ★★★★☆

Greta Thunberg calls out ‘forces of greed’ in surprise Glastonbury climate speech

Saturday 25 June 2022 18:45 , Roisin O’Connor

Glass Animals review – Other Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 18:37 , Patrick Smith

Glass Animals – Other Stage

“I’m so sorry guys,” says Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley. “So anticlimactic.” The Oxford four-piece have just bounded onto the stage, only for technical issues to stop them bursting into the heady “Life Itself”.

They leave the stage. Try again. Succeed. It’s a blistering start. Skipping, spinning and gyrating, Bayley is an indefatigable frontman, with a tendency to roll his tongue out lasciviously, as if channeling Gene Simmons. Mixing buttery R’n’B grooves with indie pop, the band has always been a hugely confident live act. But this year they have even more reason to be full of swagger, having conquered the US with their 1.7-billion streamed song “Heat Waves”. Before they drop that, though, we get Bayley standing on the barrier, delivering an especially louche rendition of 2014’s woozy hit “Gooey”.

As “Heat Waves” finishes the set, sparking a mass singalong, the sun comes out. How fitting. ★★★★☆

Summer Girl

Saturday 25 June 2022 18:21 , Roisin O’Connor

‘I’m your summer girl, doo doo, doo doo do do doo’

Haim for a secret set?

Saturday 25 June 2022 18:10 , Roisin O’Connor

A lot of mentions for the Rabbit Hole and Avalon… are Haim hinting at a secret set?

Haim are rocking out on the Pyramid Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:56 , Roisin O’Connor

A confession… I was never the biggest Haim fan and struggled to see what the fuss was about, then had a complete turnaround when they released third album Women in Music Pt III. I adored the Lou Reed nods in “Summer Girl”, the noodling saxophones, the harmonies, the lyrical candidness… all of it! Also Alana Haim in Licorice Pizza (with her sisters and their parents cameoing), was excellent, even if the film itself wasn’t my cup of tea.

Some absolute powerhouse riffs being carved out by Este right now.

And here’s HAIM!

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:43 , Roisin O’Connor

Delayed by 13 minutes, here’s Haim on the Pyramid set, I’m expecting EXCELLENT things.

Greta Thunberg warns of ‘ecological emergency’ as she takes to stage at Glastonbury

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:35 , Roisin O’Connor

‘We have to make fundamental changes to our societies’ – Greta Thunberg

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:35 , Roisin O’Connor

“Our safety as a species is on a collision course with our current systems… the longer we pretend that this is not the case, the longer we pretend that we can solve this catastrophe within a global societal structure that has no laws or restrictions whatsoever protecting us longterm from the ongoing self-destructive greed that has brought us to the very edge of this precipice, the more time we will waste.”

Thunberg is now calling out world leaders for creating “loopholes” and “benefited the destructive industries”.

“The forces of greed and profit and planetary destructions are so powerful that our fight for the natural world is limited to a desperate struggle to avoid a total natural catastrophe. We should be fighting for people and for nature, but instead we are fighting against those who are set on destroying it. Today our political leaders are allowed to say one thing then do the exact opposite.”

Metronomy review – Other Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:31 , Megan Graye

(BBC)

“Does anyone like rock’n’roll songs about ice cream?” asks Metronomy’s Joseph Mount. Cue enthusiastic cheers. Formed in 1999, Metronomy thrived on the early success of their beeping, bopping hits. The Devon band, today dressed in a plethora of colours, now have seven albums to their name, including 2012’s magnificent English Riviera. But as the bubblegum sound of 2019 track “Salted Caramel Ice Cream” booms out from the stage, the bodies in the audience wriggle and wave, and it’s clear the band are still hitting the sweet spots.

“It feels so good” shouts Mount as “The Bay” thumps out across the field. “Love Letters” sends the crowd into clumsy clapping chaos. The decade-defining “The Look”, released back in 2010, unleashes a synth-propelled wave of electro indie with hooky instrumentals and irrepressible melodies. Hit after hit slices through the warm Wothy Farm air like a Prince classic, and thousands of hands clap back. ★★★★★

Greta Thunberg takes to the Pyramid Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:30 , Roisin O’Connor

I admire Greta Thunberg for a lot of things, but possibly most of all for the fact that she has the courage to stand on that stage in front of thousands of people and speak without crumbling into a little ball.

Tributes paid to music superfan Big Jeff

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:16 , Annabel Nugent

Self Esteem and Idles have paid tribute to music hero Big Jeff Johns during their respective Glastonbury sets.

The Bristol band performed at Worthy Farm on Friday night (24 June) while Self Esteem – real name Rebecca Lucy Taylor – took to the stage on Saturday afternoon (25 June).

Idles lead singer Joe Talbot dedicated the song “A Hymn” to Big Jeff, who is currently in hospital after suffering severe burns in a home fire.

“This next song goes out to our brother and our friend Big Jeff,” said Talbot. “He’s everything that we wish we represent, he’s everything that is music fandom and he is everything that is love. This is for you Big Jeff.”

The special shout outs have left many people curious as to who Big Jeff is.

Why did Idles and Self Esteem pay tribute to Big Jeff during Glastonbury?

Greta Thunberg to deliver speech from the Pyramid Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 17:11 , Roisin O’Connor

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is about to deliver a speech from the Pyramid Stage (5.15pm).

“I’m excited to announce that today I will be on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 5.15pm,” wrote Thunberg on Twitter. “See you there!”

Her appearance at Glastonbury comes ahead of the release of her latest project, The Climate Book.

Billed as a “holistic overview of the true state of the planet and an essential tool for everyone who wants to help save it”, the book sees more than 100 scientists, communicators and activists weigh in on the climate, ecological and sustainability crises.

Greta Thunberg announces surprise Glastonbury Pyramid Stage appearance

Which celebrities have been spotted at Glastonbury?

Saturday 25 June 2022 16:46 , Roisin O’Connor

We’ve been doing a little bit of snooping around to see which stars have rocked up to Worthy Farm, there are a few of them around!

Louis Tomlinson has been spotted a bunch of times, including by TV presenter Jamie East, along with his former One Direction bandmate Niall Horan.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin and his longtime partner, actor Dakota Johnson, are also hanging around, and Paolo Nutini, who is definitely not not performing a secret set at 7pm this evening.

Which celebrities have been spotted at Glastonbury?

‘No Harry, but I’ll be team Louis’

Saturday 25 June 2022 16:45 , Roisin O’Connor

Self Esteem review – John Peel Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 16:30 , Patrick Smith

The John Peel Stage has been one of the best settings of this Glastonbury, having played host to barnstorming sets from Sigrid and Phoebe Bridgers, and now Self Esteem.

“I feel like Robbie Williams,” announces Sheffield-bred singer-songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor, as she dives into the sublime “F**king Wizardry”, from her acclaimed 2021 album Prioritise Pleasure, a paean to owning your femininity.

Hers is a bold, catchy brand of maximalist pop: huge choruses, stabbing synths, slinky R&B. Live, it’s even more powerful, with her backing singers head-flicking, high-kicking and strutting in unison.

Performing under a backdrop that says, “There is nothing that terrifies a man more than a woman that appears completely deranged”, Self Esteem sounds superb: crisp and full of heart.

Highlights include “Moody”, a reflection on self-destruction that starts, “Sexting you at the mental health talk seems counterproductive”, the bassy, building “You Forever”, and set-closer “I Do This All the Time”, a gorgeous, sort-of 2020s Baz Luhrmann’s “Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen)”, but with more bite.

After a decade spent languishing in indie band Slow Club, Self Esteem has found her true voice, and we’re all richer for it. ★★★★☆

Saturday 25 June 2022 16:16 , Roisin O’Connor

Saturday 25 June 2022 16:01 , Roisin O’Connor

I don’t know why this is making me laugh so much

Self Esteem plays to a packed-out John Peel Stage and shouts out Big Jeff

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:48 , Roisin O’Connor

The John Peel tent looks absolutely rammed for the fabulous Self Esteem and her boob corset (seriously, have a look).

She just did a lovely shout out for Big Jeff, the famous music fan known for attending pretty much every gig in Bristol. He was seriously injured in a fire at his home a couple of weeks ago and is currently in hospital in Swansea. IDLES also did a nice “get well soon” message for him yesterday. Sending love your way, Jeff, we need more people like you in the world.

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:46 , Roisin O’Connor

Greta Thunberg has announced a surprise appearance at Glastonbury festival.

The Swedish climate activist will appear on the main Pyramid Stage on Saturday afternoon (25 June), to deliver a short speech about the environment.

“I’m excited to announce that today I will be on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 5.15pm,” wrote Thunberg on Twitter. “See you there!”

Her appearance at Glastonbury comes ahead of the release of her latest project, The Climate Book.

Billed as a “holistic overview of the true state of the planet and an essential tool for everyone who wants to help save it”, the book sees more than 100 scientists, communicators and activists weigh in on the climate, ecological and sustainability crises.

Greta Thunberg announces surprise Glastonbury Pyramid Stage appearance

The greatest Glastonbury performances

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:31 , Roisin O’Connor

A 40-minute blast of pure, undiluted zeitgeist. A gigantic crowd stretching away over hill and vale. A generation’s prejudices and expectations overturned like a flick of dust off the shoulder. A setlist chiselled into quicksilver by Zeus and carried to the stage by a choir of winged roadies. Or maybe just the Dalai Lama, blowing out the candles on a birthday cake.

These are just a few of the reasons why a gig playing out on the hallowed grounds of Worthy Farm might go down in Glastonbury folklore – one of those iconic moments that don’t just make the weekend, but mark out the evolution of pop culture. Glastonbury is where musical history is made and cultural colossi are crowned on a near-annual basis.

Here are the 22 greatest Glastonbury performances of all time:

The 22 greatest Glastonbury performances ever

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:17 , Roisin O’Connor

Wondering what the weather’s looking like for the rest of the weekend?

Here’s what the Met Office is saying:

Latest forecast predicts blustery showers and breezy weather for Glastonbury

Paul McCartney fans gather at the Pyramid Stage ahead of Glastonbury headline set

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:30 , Roisin O’Connor

Many of Paul McCartney’s fans have already gathered at the Pyramid Stage to get a good spot for his headline show tonight.

Festival attendees were seen waiting at the foot of the Pyramid Stage barriers from early in the morning on Saturday, hours before the live music began.

Speaking to BBC News, one reveller, Jess Day, said she had been “training for it like a marathon”.

She claimed that she had been working out methods to avoid going to the toilet in order to maintain the front-of-crowd spot all day.

“Lots of pelvic floor exercises, lots of clenching,” she said. “It’ll be worth it.”

“I’ve been slightly dehydrating myself so hopefully it will be no problems,” another fan, Henry Thurgood, claimed.

Paul McCartney fans say ‘it’ll be worth it’ as they wait for hours at Pyramid Stage

Sam Fender review – Friday at Glastonbury

Saturday 25 June 2022 15:02 , Mark Beaumont

“Me and the boys have never been here before,” Sam Fender admits, and perhaps three or four members of his field-filling Pyramid Stage audience might be surprised. His music isn’t exactly steeped in the psychedelic ciders or 12th-dimensional mindset of this mystic vale. Rather, it’s radio-targeted, entry level guitar rock, The Courteeners with training wheels.

We’d politely call it “playlist indie”, a cheekbone-led phenomenon that has evolved from the glut of post-Oasis anthem rock and the monumental success of stadium folk dullards Mumford & Sons. It’s conquered Reading & Leeds and, judging by Fender’s vast and enthusiastic crowd, he’s the newly crowned prince invading Glastonbury with the stuff.

Sam Fender’s Glastonbury set was radio-targeted, entry-level guitar rock – review

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:53 , Roisin O’Connor

Billie Eilish took her history-making headline set on the Pyramid Stage in her stride. Here’s our critic Mark Beaumont’s five-star review:

Billie Eilish’s Glastonbury set was 90 minutes of noir-pop catharsis – review

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:46 , Roisin O’Connor

In case you need to check what time your favourite artists are on, here’s the full schedule for Glastonbury weekend:

Glastonbury 2022 full lineup and set times by day

What time is Paul McCartney on today?

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:22 , Roisin O’Connor

Paul McCartney is one of the headliners at Glastonbury festival this year.

The Worthy Farm music festival is back for the first time since 2019, with the 50th anniversary in 2020 and last year’s festival both having been cancelled due to the pandemic.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Macca’s show:

What day and time will Paul McCartney perform at Glastonbury?

Joy Crookes – Pyramid Stage

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:14 , Roisin O’Connor

(REUTERS)

Maybe it was the dark voodoo summoned by Billie Eilish last night, or some kind of cloud seeding operation emanating from the giant Arcadia spider’s laser eyes, but there has only been one torrential downpour at Glastonbury so far, and it happens on Saturday morning at around 8am.

Everyone under canvas holds their breath. The baptism lasts less than an hour. The clouds clear. The sunlit uplands of the Pyramid Stage return.

To be real, though, is there any other way to see Joy Crookes? Her Amy Winehouse-esque nu soul lands so perfectly on a sunny Saturday afternoon it feels like a privilege to be here. “It’s an appropriate time to be drinking a cherry and b,” she laughs, swigging from the tiny bottle and launching into “Wild Jasmine”.

Singing in front of a giant Om sculpture, she gives a blessed rendition of single “Feet” don’t fail me now. A cover of The Clash’s “London Calling” has never sounded so laidback and soothing. It’s an emotional set – especially when Crookes unexpectedly starts crying

“Today js such a big day for me. This is a crazy moment,” she says, tears streaming down her face. Then, laughing: “This is not cute, I’m sorry!”

But it’s one downpour this crowd doesn’t mind a bit. ★★★★☆

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:11 , Roisin O’Connor

Little Simz review, Glastonbury 2022: Rapper’s star shines brighter than ever on the West Holts Stage

Little Simz’s star shines brighter than ever at Glastonbury – review

Glastonbury presenter Lauren Laverne ‘heartbroken’ over death of mother

Saturday 25 June 2022 13:55 , Roisin O’Connor

Lauren Laverne has said she is “utterly heartbroken” as she announced the death of her mother, Celia.

The BBC presenter revealed on Instagram that her mother had died on Friday (24 June), describing her as “the kindest, most compassionate and most tenacious person I have ever met”.

Laverne had been hosting Glastonbury coverage for the BBC this weekend.

Lauren Laverne drops out of Glastonbury after mother dies

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:02 , Roisin O’Connor

After facing two years of cancellations, Glastonbury Festival is finally back.

The celebration of music and arts, which is held at Worthy Farm in Somerset, is taking place from 22 to 26 June. You can find out more information about the weather forecast for the festival here.

The full line-up and set times have already been announced, with Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish and Kendrick Lamar headlining.

Let’s go!

Glastonbury 2023 registration, tickets and everything you need to know

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:22 , Roisin O’Connor

George Ezra and Green Day are among the rumoured acts who could perform secret sets at Glastonbury.

The festival’s belated 50th anniversary has officially kicked off, and speculation is rife about who might be filling the missing lineup slots.

The 2022 schedule already includes huge names like Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish and Diana Ross, but there are still a few spaces left for some surprise performances.

Check out the biggest rumours here…

Glastonbury secret sets 2022: Rumours and how find out who will play

Saturday 25 June 2022 13:40 , Louis Chilton

Brass Against are currently playing on the West Holts stage.

Safe to say they won’t be repeating some of their much-publicised stage antics from last year.

In case anyone’s forgotten:

Brass Against apologise after frontwoman urinates on fan’s face during live show

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:00 , Roisin O’Connor

I’ve heard a rumour…

A certain Scottish fellah has been spotted at Worthy Farm. Maybe you’ll catch him down the rabbit hole?

Glastonbury secret sets 2022: Rumours and how find out who will play

Glastonbury through the years – in pictures

Saturday 25 June 2022 14:21 , Roisin O’Connor

Glastonbury turned 50 in 2020, having begun as the Pilton Pop, Folk and Blues Festival in September 1970 with 1,500 people in attendance. Admission cost £1, which included free camping and free milk.

Check out some amazing photos of Glastonbury through the years:

Glastonbury Festival through the years – in pictures

Billie Eilish among Glastonbury acts to condemn US Supreme Court abortion ruling

Saturday 25 June 2022 13:58 , Roisin O’Connor

A number of artists performing at Glastonbury 2022 have condemned Friday’s (24 June) US Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v Wade.

The Republican-controlled Supreme Court ruled yesterday in favour of a Mississippi law that outlaws abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy while also overturning key precedents established by the 1973 decision in Roe v Wade as well as an affirming decision in 1992’s Planned Parenthood v Casey.

During her landmark headline set at Glastonbury Festival on Friday (24 June), Billie Eilish addressed the decision, saying it was a “really dark day for women in the US”.

“I’m just gonna say that because I can’t bear to think about it any longer in this moment,” she told the crowd at the festival’s main Pyramid Stage.

Earlier in the day, fellow US artist Phoebe Bridgers led chants of “f*** the Supreme Court” during her Glastonbury set.

Billie Eilish among Glastonbury acts to condemn US Supreme Court abortion ruling

Saturday 25 June 2022 13:18 , Louis Chilton

Things have got going over in Worthy Farm…

Saturday 25 June 2022 12:50 , Louis Chilton

Greta Thunberg, meanwhile, has announced a surprise appearance on the Pyramid Stage this afternoon.

Details here:

Greta Thunberg announces surprise Glastonbury Pyramid Stage appearance

Saturday 25 June 2022 12:35 , Louis Chilton

Here’s our guide to Glastonbury’s secret sets, with Paolo Nutini strongly rumoured to be making an unannounced appearance tonight…

Glastonbury secret sets 2022: Rumours and how find out who will play

Saturday 25 June 2022 12:20 , Louis Chilton

The BBC’s main Glastonbury feed for the early afternoon is as follows:

12:00 Today at Glastonbury

13:15 Joy Crookes

13:40 Sigrid

14:00 Holly Humberstone

14:30 Skunk Anansie

15:10 Easy Life

15:20 Wolf Alice

15:50 Self Esteem

16:20 AJ Tracey

Saturday 25 June 2022 11:59 , Louis Chilton

Pretty amusing flag spotted in the crowd during Rufus Wainwright’s set yesterday…

Flag in the crowd as Rufus Wainwright plays on the Pyramid Stage during Glastonbury Festival (PA)

Saturday 25 June 2022 11:30 , Louis Chilton

Some cool pictures here shared on the official Glastonbury Instagram account…

Saturday 25 June 2022 11:07 , Louis Chilton

A reminder of what’s on today at Glastonbury.

Our guide to the line-up and set times, day by day:

Glastonbury 2022 full lineup and set times by day

Saturday 25 June 2022 10:39 , Louis Chilton

Lauren Laverne is one of the faces of the BBC’s Glastonbury coverage this year, but she’s just shared this heartbreaking message on Instagram.

Lauren Laverne ‘heartbroken’ after death of mother Celia

Saturday 25 June 2022 10:14 , Louis Chilton

Couple of hours until things really kick off today.

That gives you plenty of time to read this cracking feature by Adam White, about his youth as a “Glastonbury baby”.

The earthy magic and lawless energy of being a child at Glastonbury

Saturday 25 June 2022 09:49 , Louis Chilton

A little look at the campsite this morning…

Saturday 25 June 2022 09:30 , Louis Chilton

Here’s the video from Phoebe Bridgers’s set yesterday, when she lead the crowd in a chant of “f*** the Supreme Court”

Saturday 25 June 2022 09:10 , Louis Chilton

Who’s everyone most looking forward to seeing today?

Macca’s going to be the obvious answer, but there’s so much to choose from.

Personally I don’t think I’ve seen a better gig this year than Big Thief –they’re sure to be ace this afternoon.

Big Thief’s new album has the rich comfort of a yearned-for homecoming – review

Saturday 25 June 2022 08:50 , Louis Chilton

ICYMI – everything to know about Paul McCartney’s headline set this evening.

What day and time will Paul McCartney perform at Glastonbury?

Saturday 25 June 2022 08:30 , Louis Chilton

Little Simz’s set last night gets four stars in our review.

“As the lights of Worthy Farm go dark for the night, Little Simz’s star is shining brighter than ever.”

Read in full here:

Little Simz’s star shines brighter than ever at Glastonbury – review

Saturday 25 June 2022 08:10 , Louis Chilton

Who’s been leaving these up, then?

Saturday 25 June 2022 07:50 , Louis Chilton

Pretty impressive visuals at the Groove Armada set last night.

“Hands of Time” is a pretty unimpeachable banger…

Day 3 – In five (more) pictures!

Saturday 25 June 2022 07:30 , Maanya Sachdeva

Fantastic beasts overtook the Kidzfield on Friday (Twitter @GlastoLive)

Festival-goers pose in bright wigs (Twitter @GlastoLive)

The big (and very important) Glastonbury scone survey (Twitter/@GlastoLive)

Keeping watch (Twitter/@GlastoLive)

‘You look f****** fabulous’ at Glastonbury (Twitter/@GlastoLive)

How to catch all the action at Glastonbury if you’re not at Worthy Farm this year

Saturday 25 June 2022 06:30 , Maanya Sachdeva

It might not be quite the same as waking up at Worthy Farm and navigating the festival’s packed line-up but there are still plenty of ways to tune into Glastonbury festival from home.

Live sets will be broadcast here on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds throughout the festival, which runs from Wednesday 22 – Sunday 26 June.

Find out everything you need to know here:

How to watch the BBC’s live Glastonbury coverage

Day 3 highlights – From Sir Paul McCartney’s surprise gig to roadside pizza deliveries

Saturday 25 June 2022 06:15 , Maanya Sachdeva

Here’s a recap of everything that went down on Friday at Glastonbury festival, returning following a two-year gap due to Covid:

The biggest highlights from Friday at Glastonbury 2022

Day, time and stage details for Sir Paul McCartney’s headline set

Saturday 25 June 2022 06:00 , Maanya Sachdeva

After Billie Eilish’s historic headline set on Friday, Sir Paul McCartney will take the Pyramid Stage for an epic, two hour 15 minute set, on Saturday.

The former Beatle is expected to take the stage at 9.30pm and play until11.45pm.

His set will follow on from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Haim and AJ Tracey.

ICYMI: Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky addresses Glastonbury crowd

Saturday 25 June 2022 05:19 , Maanya Sachdeva

Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky urged festival-goers at Glastonbury to help “spread the truth about Russia’s war” against the eastern European nation, in a virtual address on Friday (24 June).

Noting that Glastonbury has retuned to Worthy Farm after a two-year, Covid-induced hiatus, he said, “We in Ukraine would also like to live the life as we used to and enjoy freedom, and this wonderful summer. But we cannot do that because the most terrible has happened – Russia has stolen our peace.”

“But we will not let Russia’s war break us,” Zelensky continued, adding, “And we will want to stop the war before it ruins people’s lives in other countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America – they are all under threat now.”

Addressing the “greatest concentration of freedom these days”, Zelensky said: “Spread the truth about Russia’s war. Help Ukrainians who are forced to flee their homes because of their war. Find our United24 charity platform and put pressure on all the politicians you know to help restore peace in Ukraine.”

“Time is priceless, and everything is measured in human lives,” he concluded, adding, “The more people that join us in defending freedom and truth, the sooner Russia’s war against Ukraine will end.”

“Prove that freedom always wins.”

‘F****** phenomenal’ : Fans react to Billie Eilish’s headline set

Saturday 25 June 2022 05:00 , Maanya Sachdeva

Fan reactions to Billie Eilish’s ‘epic’ headline set at Glastonbury on Friday are rolling in online.

One person wrote: “I’d never heard of Billie Eilish until tonight.. she’s 20 years old and she knocked it out of the park tonight at Glastonbury.. what a talent..”

“Catching up on #Glastonbury2019 with the help of BBC iPlayer, but I think I might end up just watching Billie Eilish’s set 20 or 30 times. She’s fucking phenomenal.” another fan tweeted, while one person wondered, “Billie Eilish is very impressive isn’t she?”

“I only know a couple of her songs but it’s great to see a 20 year old woman full of self confidence and being entirely herself bossing Glastonbury. To the complaining older men, she isn’t meant for you. Not everything is for you,” one person addressed some of the criticism over having Eilish headline the Worthy Farm festival.

Day three at Glastonbury – In five pictures

Saturday 25 June 2022 04:45 , Maanya Sachdeva

The weird and wonderful at Worthy Farm

A sea of festival-goers at Glastonbury on Day 3 (Glastonbury Festival/Anna Barclay)

‘Not scary, just misunderstood’ (Glastonbury Festival/Andrew Allcock)

Hope is more than a feeling at Glastonbury (Glastonbury Festival/Tom Widd)

Spotted at Glasto ‘22 (Twitter @GlastoLive)

The angels have descended (Twitter @GlastoLive)

Click here to read the full blog on The Independent’s website