Glastonbury 2024 has been an electrifying experience for the 210,000 fans at Worthy Farm and the millions of viewers watching from home.
With the fifth and final day kicking off on Sunday, the festival has lots to deliver after Coldplay’s electrifying headline set on Saturday and Dua Lipa’s acclaimed performance on Friday on the Pyramid stage.
Sunday will see US superstar SZA close the festival with her debut headline performance, with Shania Twain taking on the iconic Legends slot earlier on Sunday evening.
There will also be performances from London Grammar, Avril Lavigne, The Feeling, Janelle Monae, Burna Boy and Paloma Faith.
Saturday was a thrilling day for fans with a surprise set from UK rock icons Kasabian, Michael J Fox joining Coldplay on stage and Sam Smith popping up with electronic music duo Disclosure on the Other Stage.
As thousands of bleary heads wake up for one last day at sunny Glastonbury, we bring you the rundown of the world’s biggest music festival’s last outing of 2024.
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James Acaster and Nish Kumar DJ at Glastonbury
Stepping away from their usual comedy gigs, in the early hours of Sunday morning, comedians James Acaster and Nish Kumar teamed up to perform a back-to-back DJ set.
The duo performed from 00:15 to 2am to a crowded tent at the Cabaret stage of the venue.
This isn’t the first time the duo has DJ’d together – and likely won’t be the last given the enthusiastic reaction from fans who caught their set at the festival.
Huge line-up to thrill Glastonbury crowds on Sunday
Sunday’s line-up is a mix of legendary idols and modern stars, with US superstar SZA headlining the Pyramid stage, while Shania Twain takes over the Legends slot earlier in the evening.
The Pyramid stage will also see Afrobeats star Burna Boy and R&B icon and Hollywood star Janelle Monae rocking the thousands at Worthy Farm.
All eyes will be on Paloma Faith, who was forced to cancel a gig on Friday due to ill-health for her 1.45pm slot on the main stage.
Elsewhere, The National, Two Door Cinema Club and Avril Lavigne are the big performers of the day on the Other Stage, while Justice and Nia Archives will be heading up the West Holts stage.
London Grammar will headline the Park stage and singer-songwriter James Blake will be taking on the top spot at Woodsies.
Rise and shine for another sunny day at Glastonbury as weather looks promising
The fifth and final day of this year’s Glastonbury looks to be another sunny one for the hundreds of thousands at Worthy Farm.
After a mostly dry festival so far, Sunday’s weather forecast looks promising, with highs of 19 degrees Celsius with a sunny and sometimes cloudy outlook.
There will be a gentle breeze but a very low threat of rain, according to the Met Office.