Glastonbury Festival 2019: Full set times and line-up

28 June 2019, 06:00 | Updated: 29 June 2019, 13:30

The Somerset festival takes place this weekend - find out the stage times when The Killers, The Cure, Stormzy, Liam Gallagher and many more will perform...

Glastonbury 2019 have shared their official stage times and line-up for this year, which details exactly when Stormzy, The Cure and The Killers will take to the Pyramid Stage, and where and when you can expect to see Liam Gallagher, Janet Jackson, Tame Impala, The Chemical Brothers, Vampire Weekend and many more perform. Glastonbury festival takes place at Worthy Farm, Somerset, between 26 and 30 June 2019.

The Glastonbury gates officially open on the morning of Wednesday 25 June at 8am. However, the car parks will be open from 9pm at on the Tuesday night.

Find out what acts to see and what you can expect when you get there...

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SATURDAY 29 JUNE

Pyramid Stage

The Killers 21.45-23.45
Liam Gallagher 19.15-20.30
Janet Jackson 17.45-18.35
Hozier 16.00-17.00
Anne-Marie 14.40-15.30
Carrie Underwood 13.15-14.15
The Proclaimers 11.45-12.45

Other Stage

The Chemical Brothers 22.15-23.45
Courteeners 20.45-21.30
Sigrid 19.00-20.00
Johnny Marr 17.30-18.30
Lewis Capaldi 16.00-17.00
Maggie Rogers 14.30-15.30
Fantastic Negrito 13.00-14.00
The Cat Empre 11.30-12.30

John Peel Stage

Sean Paul 22.30-23.45
Bugzy Malone 21.00-22.00
Sharon Van Etten 19.30-20.30
Low 18.00-19.00
Freya Ridings 16.30-17.30
Shura 15.15-16.00
Gerry Cinnamon 14.00-14.45
She Drew The Gun 12.45-13.30
Swimming Girls 11.30-12.15

West Holts Stage

Wu-Tang Clan 22.15-23.45
Jungle 20.30-21.30
Neneh Cherry 19.00-20.00
Lizzo 17.30-18.30
Slowthai 16.15-17.00
Ezra Collective 14.45-15,45
Grupo Magnetico 13.15-14.15
The Turbans 11.30-12.30

The Park Stage

Hot Chip 23.00-00.15
Kate Tempest 21.15-22.15
Kurt Vile & The Violators 19.45-20.45
TBA 18.15-19.15
Sons Of Kemet 16.45-17.45
Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra 15.15-16.15
Mattiel 14.00-14.45
Ama Lou 12.45-13.30
Vampire Weekend 11.30-12.10

SUNDAY 30 JUNE

Pyramid Stage

The Cure 21.30-23.30
Vampire Weekend 19.30-20.30
Miley Cyrus 17.45-18.45
Kylie Minogue 15.45-17.00
Years & Years 13.45-14.45
Mavis Staples 12.15-13.05
Langa Methodist Church Choir 11.00-11.45

Other Stage

Christine And The Queens 22.00-23.15
Dave 20.15-21.15
Billie Eilish 18.45-19.45
Loyle Carner 17.15-18.15
Bring Me The Horizon 15.45-16.45
Babymetal 14.35-15.15
Slaves 13.00-14.00
Circa Waves 11.50-12.30
SK Shlomo 11.00-11.25

John Peel Stage

The Streets 21.30-22.45
Friendly Fires 20.00-21.00
Stefflon Don 18.30-19.30
Tom Walker 17.00-18.00
Dermot Kennedy 15.30-16.30
Octavian 14.00-15.00
Alma 12.30-13.30
Eyre Llew 11.15-12.00

West Holts Stage

Janelle Monae 21.45-23.15
Kamasi Washington 20.00-21.00
Roy Ayers 18.30-19.30
Fatoumata Diawara 17.00-18.00
This Is The Kit 15.30-16.30
Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra 14.00-15.00
Hollie Cook 12.30-13.30
Kokoroko 11.00-12.00

The Park Stage

Rex Orange County 21.15-22.30
Little Simz 19.45-20.45
The Good The Bad And The Queen 18.15-19.15
Fat White Family 16.30-17.30
Palace 15.00-16.00
Koffee 14.00-14.30
Palace 15.00-16.00
Jessie Buckley 12.45-13.30
Black Peaches 11.30-12.15

See the line-up for every Glastonbury 2019 stage and area here

Since then, the famous music event, which was founded by Michael Eavis in 1970, has begun to share the line-up posters for its individual areas.

See them here so far...

Glastonbury 2019 Leftfield Stage line-up

Friday 28 June

Billy Bragg, Dream Wife, Life, Declan Welsh And The Decadent West
Radical Round-Up: Billy Bragg, Emily Barker, Stella Donnelly, Connie Constance
Debate: Queer Liberation - How Far Have We Come
Debate: The Hostile Environment - Who’s Responsible

Saturday 29 June

KT Tunstall, Sam Fender, Stella Donnelly, The Wood Burning Savages
Radical Round-Up: Billy Bragg, Josh Okeefe, Lily Bud
Debate: How To Save Our Planet
Debate: Brexit - How Do We Put Britain Back Together

Sunday 30 June

Fantastic Negrito, Algiers, Fontaines DC, Queen Zee
Radical Round-Up: Billy Bragg, Geoff Berner, Arlo Parks, Hussain Manawer
Debate: Living On The Edge - The Future Of Work
Debate: How To Resist - The Rise Of Hate

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Pangea

The new site which will make up the Arcadia area and replace its famous spider will be called Pangea.

See their line-up poster below, and learn more about Pangea here.

Block9

The famous Glastonbury area has been extended in 2019 with an additional field and a brand new creation IICON.

As the Glastonbury festival website explains: "New for 2019 the Block9 area now comprises two adjacent fields – Block9 East and Block9 West – creating a space which is three times bigger and badder and chock-full of jaw-dropping artworks, underground music and extremely alternative performance."

Also returning to Block9 this year are the popular Genosys and NYC Downlow.

Get more information on the new and improved Block9 area.

However, the festival has famously played host to a number of secret sets across the years, so it remains to be seen who will (furtively) take to the stage this year.

The Unfairground

The area, which is located in the South East corner of the festival is back with its blend of subversive music and art.

See what's in store below:

READ MORE: Glastonbury's Arcadia reveals what they're replacing their giant spider with in 2019

Pilton Palais

Glastonbury have confirmed that their cinema tent will return in 2019.

Croissant Neuf

The small solar powered stage, which once hosted Ed Sheeran's first ever gig at the festival, has announced its line-up.

Acoustic Stage

Wet Wet Wet legend Marti Pellow, Albert Hammond and The Bootleg Beatles are among the names set for the Acoustic Stage.

Glade

Fat Boy Slim, Carl Cox, Squarepusher and Idris Elba are among the names confirmed for the area.

Shangri-La

The likes of Craig Charles and Rob da Bank are headed to the popular Glastonbury area.

Former Prodigy guitarist Gizz Butt is set for a "Keith Flint Appreciation Hour" DJ set.

Find out who else you can expect here:

Theatre and Circus

See the names added to the Theatre and Circus area below:

Kidzfield

The family-friendly area has confirmed big names such as Dynamo and Basil Brush.

See the full poster here:

The Common

For the first time ever, The Common has been given a line-up which includes names such as Mike Skinner, Foreign Beggars, Eats Everything and Hot Chip.

See their line-up poster below:

The area - which includes The Temple, The Rumshack and Samula - has added new attractions in The Mezcal Yard plus an exciting new . "portal to another world".

The Glastonbury website adds: "Prepare to be submerged in sound and born again… providing the soundtrack for this re-birth are the likes of Channel One Soundsystem, Manudigital and Daniel Haaksman. More details coming soon!"

Find out more about the new attractions at The Common here.

Field of Avalon

The Field of Avalon will be pure nostalgia, playing host to 80s girl band Bananarama, Glastonbury-formed 90s Brit-rockers Reef, featuring the electronic chilled sounds of Morcheeba and noughties favourites The Magic Numbers.

Jade Bird will also play her first Glastonbury slot in the area, where you can also find James Morrison, Frank Turner and Beans on Toast.

See their line-up poster here:

Silver Hayes

The area, which is known for its dance music and DJs, was the first to share its line-up. It includes acts such as Lady Leshurr, DJ Cartier and MJ Cole.