Glastonbury organisers have this morning revealed two line-up posters for the Glade area, continuing the streak of area-specific line-up announcements. Camelphat will headline one of the nights, with other acts confirmed including Carl Cox, Andy C, Annie Mac and John Digweed.
They come in the form of separate line-up posters for The Glade Stage, a brand new much bigger main stage for the area, and The Glade Dome. Located in the trees where the main Glade stage was located in previous years, The Glade Dome will merge The Glade Lounge, Spaceport and The Spike into one huge dome.
Announcing the line-up, Glade area organisers said: “Here it is, the one you’ve all been waiting for! We’re back with a lineup to make you smile from ear to ear, and cannot wait to be back with you next month. This is for you, Glade Family”
Many of the artists announced for the Glade area will also play elsewhere at Glastonbury over the five days of the festival, including Carl Cox, who was recently announced for a B2B set with Chase & Status on the returning Arcadia Spider.
The Glade is the ninth area of Glastonbury to have its 2022 line-up officially confirmed, with at least another ten still to come. Last week, we had the Left Field line-up revealed yesterday on Monday morning, followed by Shangri-La midweek and then The Common on Friday.
The week prior, Glasto fans were delighted to discover the iconic Arcadia spider will be returning following planning issues with the giant crane, which had replaced the spider in 2019. The news came on alongside the Arcadia line-up poster, which followed line-up posters for the Theatre & Circus fields, Glasto Latino, former dance village Silver Hayes and Field of Avalon.
Also recently, we had confirmation of Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition results. Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis McLaughlin won the live finals, though all seven artists who competed achieved slots on the upcoming Glasto line-up.
Recently, Glastonbury organisers revealed a limited edition poster print, from which all proceeds will go to War Child‘s Ukraine Emergency Fund. It features the festival’s 2022 artwork by Stanley Donwood reworked with the colours of the Ukrainian flag and will be produced on-site using the festival’s Heidelberg Cylinder printing press.
They’re now available to purchase from the online Glastonbury store for £25 with the sale limited to 2,022 prints, each of which will be numbered.
All tickets for Glastonbury 2022 have now been sold. Resales of returned tickets were held towards the end of March which both sold out in a matter of minutes. Your last chance at getting in might be to win tickets, so check out our frequently updated list of Glastonbury competitions.
Long-rumoured headliners Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar have had their slots confirmed. Also included in around 90 artists revealed on the main poster were Supergrass and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, who were both strongly rumoured, while Lorde and Sigrid are among the recent Glasto acts returning for 2022.
Paul McCartney will be 80 by the time Glastonbury comes around, which would make him the oldest ever Pyramid Stage headliner. He’s expected to perform the day after Billie Eilish headlines. Aged 20 at the time, she’ll be the youngest ever Pyramid headliner.
Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis previously confirmed on Twitter that the initial line-up poster will be published in March, with area line-ups to follow – before the complete line-up with timings is released in June, just before the festival.
Glastonbury 2022 will take place from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June at Worthy Farm near Pilton, Somerset.
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