Glastonbury on TV: Here’s every link to watch on iPlayer

Pyramid stage livestream

Glastonbury 2023 is finally here with a world-class line-up including headline sets from Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses and Sir Elton John. If you weren’t lucky enough to secure a ticket, you can watch most artists on the five biggest stages live on BBC iPlayer, where they’ll also be available to watch on catch-up for 30 days.

To save you time searching, we’ve put every direct link to watch on iPlayer in the list below. They’ve got live streams of the five biggest stages along with highlights from other stages, camera feeds from around the site and highlights channels rolling 24/7.

Once an artist has been on live, their set will appear on catch-up within a few hours and we’ve got all those links below too. But if you’ve just missed someone you really want to watch, you don’t need to wait for it to appear on catch-up. You can simply open today’s live stream from their stage and rewind it to catch their set in full without waiting around.

Full list of Glastonbury 2023 on iPlayer

Saturday’s live streams

To watch the Pyramid Stage in 4K Ultra HD, you’ll need to open the iPlayer app on a compatible device.

Other Glasto live channels

Line-ups, schedules and set times

By stage

By day

Full sets to catch-up

Classic sets in full

Classic highlights shows

Watch from outside the UK

Though the BBC’s iPlayer content is usually unavailable outside the UK, it’s easy to watch from abroad with a decent VPN. These apps can securely route your internet connection through another country, so if you tell the app to use UK servers, the websites you’re visiting will think you’re in the UK.

Some VPNs are blocked by the BBC, so you need to use a large reputable provider like NordVPN with a wide selection of different UK servers you can use to connect. If you do find one doesn’t work, simply switch to another.

Click here to go to NordVPN and get started. Once you’ve made an account and installed the app, you’ll be able to watch Glastonbury live on iPlayer all weekend – and for 30 days on catch-up.

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