Glastonbury Festival 2024 revealed its full line-up times, and now the official line-up app from Vodafone has launched, allowing fans to plan who to check out whether they're watching at home, or there in-person at Worthy Farm.
The 2024 Glastonbury app has also added some new features for this year, including integration with Spotify to discover artists on the line-up who you already listen to, as well as sharing friend's line-up picks to work out who to watch together.
And of course, the app lets fans simply save their favourite artists, keep track of secret sets (search for TBA), and see all the information they need about their weekend and is available on both iOS and Android.
Vodafone is the Official Connectivity Partner for Glastonbury 2024, and will also help hundreds of thousands of fans get phone and data signal, as the pop-up city takes over the Somerset fields for five days.
The full line-up times across more than 83 stages and over 3,000 performances are available via Glastonbury's official website, as well as in free line-up guides which are given to revellers when they arrive at the festival.
Michael Eavis and his daughter Emily Eavis have booked a stellar trio of headliners, including Barbie and Argylle star, Dua Lipa. Meanwhile, Coldplay will return to headline the festival for the 5th time, alongside US singer-songwriter SZA who will close the festival on Sunday.
Highlights elsewhere on the bill include Shania Twain, who is taking on the famous Legend Slot on the Pyramid on Sunday at 3.45 pm on Sunday, 30 June, following in the footsteps of Dolly Parton and Diana Ross.
Plus, there's a secret set on The Woodsies stage at 6pm on Saturday, 29 June (currently rumoured around the likes of Pulp, The Killers, and Kings of Leon), as well as a whopping 41 TBA (to be announced) slots across the festival.
The Other Stage, which is the festival's second largest stage, will see Idles, Disclosure, and The National headline across the weekend.
Meanwhile, festival staple Fatboy Slim will play Arcadia at 10pm Friday, and The Glade at 01.30, as he continues his quest to play every stage at the festival (in fact, Digital Spy just missed him playing a tiny set in the Secret Piano Bar in 2023).
One perk of watching at home is navigating some of the heartbreaking clashes at the festival this year, for instance, on Friday night, Dua Lipa leads the Pyramid Stage, at the same time as Idles on The Other Stage, while Jungle headlines the West Holts Stage, Jamie XX plays Woodies, and Fontaines D.C. lead The Park Stage.
The BBC Introducing stage has added a whole extra day of music with a full line-up on Thursday 26 June, and the broadcaster will be covering the build-up and the festival itself across BBC Sounds, iPlayer, TV and radio from today onwards.
Those travelling to the festival will also be able to enter a competition to be serenaded by drum and bass DJ Nia Archives, thanks to a special performance happening on a train hosted by Uber.
Glastonbury Festival takes place between Wednesday, 26 June - Sunday, 30 June, 2024.
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