Here’s our regularly updated list of every Glastonbury 2022 line-up poster on one page. With this being the first Glasto’ to take place since 2019, we’ve been trying to work out this line-up for years now. Thankfully, we now have official announcements and posters and no longer have to rely on rumours and self-confirmations.
There are more line-up posters than ever for this year’s Glastonbury, so take the time to scroll through your favourite areas, stages and venues.
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Main poster
Revealed in early March, this first line-up poster is just the tip of the iceberg for Glastonbury. With Billie Eilish already confirmed back in October, this was the first official announcement of Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar as this year’s headliners.
Since 2015, individual areas have released their own dedicated line-up posters in the weeks following this first poster. This time, they started with Field of Avalon’s line-up being revealed in Mid-April (shown below).
Field of Avalon
The first area-specific line-up poster was revealed on 12th April by Field of Avalon.
Avalon Cafe
Silver Hayes
The line-up poster for Silver Hayes was revealed on 22nd April. Formerly Glastonbury’s Dance Village, the area is getting a new stage this year in the shape of a 40-foot high art-deco cinema. Known as ‘The Lonely Hearts Club’, the stage has previously featured at Bristol’s Love Saves The Day Festival. Fatboy Slim, Kojey Radical, Groove Armada, Girls Don’t Sync and Hybrid Minds feature among hundreds of artists announced to perform over the area’s four stages.
Lonely Hearts Club
The Wow
John Peel Stage
Arcadia
The line-up poster for Arcadia not only includes some massive names but came alongside the news the much-loved Spider will return for Glastonbury 2022.
Left Field
Glastonbury’s Left Field tent will be “celebrating 20 years of pop and politics”. Billy Bragg said: “So much has happened in the three years since we last gathered under the Left Field big top. We’ve pulled together an amazing roster of activists and artists determined to make sense of it all. Whether it’s radical perspectives or great music you want, come down to Left Field to recharge your activism in these challenging times.”
The line-up poster was revealed on Tuesday 3rd May.
Shangri-La
Shangri-La, a cornerstone of Glasto’s late-night area, revealed their ‘We The People’ line-up on Wednesday 4th May.
The poster confirms hundreds of artists including Fatboy Slim, Bob Vylan, AAA Badboy, Mandidextrous, Shy FX, Wargasm and Brass Against The Machine.
Truth Stage
Earache Takeover
Gas Tower
Platform23
Gaz’s Rockin Blues
The Common
The line-up poster for The Common area was revealed on Friday 6th May.
Rum Shack
The Glade
Two line-up posters were revealed for The Glade area on the morning of Wednesday 11th May. It’s expected that The Glade Dome is the Glade’s biggest stage from previous years, while The Glade Stage will be a brand new, much bigger main stage for the area.
The Glade Stage
The Glade Dome
The Acoustic Stage
Croissant Neuf
Kidzfield
The Park
The Bimble Inn
The Unfairground
West Holts
Glastonbury-on-Sea
Glasto Latino
After a successful move to the West Holts Field in 2019, Glasto Latino is returning to the area this summer. The line-up poster was revealed on Monday 25th April.
Theatre & Circus
The 2022 line-up poster for Glastonbury’s Theatre & Circus fields was revealed on 27th April. It confirms dozens of acts that’ll be performing at the festival this June, including Siegfried and Joy, a magic act from Berlin, and The Black Eagles, an acrobatic group. The area is also where you’ll find most of Glastonbury’s comedy line-up, which this year will include Josh Widdicombe, Dom Joly, Jonathan Pie and Nish Kumar.
The line-up poster is just the tip of the iceberg, with more than 1000 performers appearing across the three fields which make up the area over the course of the festival. Glastonbury’s walkabout theatre acts will be roaming the fields day and night.
Sensation Seekers
Poetry
The Atchin Tan
Cineramageddon
Block 9
San Remo
Pilton Palais (cinema)
Greenpeace Field
Green Futures Field
Science Futures
Toad Hall & Tadpole Cafe
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
TEXT ARTIST LISTINGS:
Pyramid headliners
- Billie Eilish
Friday night Pyramid headliner - Paul McCartney
Saturday night Pyramid headliner - Kendrick Lamar
Sunday night Pyramid headliner - PLUS Diana Ross
Sunday evening Legends slot
All other main poster artists (A-Z)
- Amyl & The Sniffers
- Angelique Kidjo
- Arlo Parks
- The Avalanches
- Beabadoobee
- Bicep
- Big Thief
- Black Midi
- Blossoms
- Bonobo
- Burna Boy
- Caribou
- Caroline Polachek
- Cate Le Bon
- Celeste
- Charli XCX
- Clairo
- Confidence Man
- Courtney Barnett
- Crowded House
- Declan McKenna
- Doja Cat
- Dry Cleaning
- Easy Life
- Elbow
- Emma-Jean Thackray
- First Aid Kit
- Foals
- Fontaines D.C.
- Four Tet
- Gabriels
- Ghetts
- Girl In Red
- Glass Animals
- Greentea Peng
- Griff
- HAIM
- Herbie Hancock
- Holly Humberstone
- Idles
- Inhaler
- JARV IS
- Jessie Ware
- The Jesus and Mary Chain
- Joy Crookes
- Kacey Musgraves
- Khruangbin
- Koffee
- Leon Bridges
- Lianne La Havas
- Little Simz
- Lorde
- Megan Thee Stallion
- Metronomy
- Mitski
- Nightmares on Wax
- Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
- Nubya Garcia
- Olivia Rodrigo
- Pet Shop Boys
- Phoebe Bridgers
- Primal Scream
- Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
- Róisín Murphy
- Rufus Wainwright
- Sam Fender
- Sampa The Great
- Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
- Self Esteem
- Sigrid
- Skunk Anansie
- Sleaford Mods
- Snarky Puppy
- Squid
- St. Vincent
- Supergrass
- TEMS
- TLC
- Turnstile
- Warmduscher
- The Waterboys
- Wet Leg
- Wolf Alice
- Years & Years
- Yves Tumor
Field of Avalon main poster artists (A-Z)
- Baskery
- Citizens of the World Choir
- The Damned
- Dr. John Cooper Clarke
- The Dualers
- Ferris & Sylvester
- Grace Petrie
- Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs
- The Hoosiers
- Imelda May
- Kate Rusby
- Lamb
- The Longest Johns
- McFly
- Molotov Jukebox
- Nick Mulvey
- Oh My God! It’s The Church
- Orla Gartland
- P.P. Arnold
- Peat & Diesel
- Sugababes
- Tanita Tikaram
- Tom Robinson Band
- The War & Treaty
- Ward Thomas
Unofficial lists
Self-confirmed by the artist
When bands or artists reveal they’ll be at Glastonbury 2022 during their gigs, in interviews or on their social media, without any official word from Glastonbury organisers, we’ll list them here.
Thursday 23rd June
- Greg Wilson
Stonebridge, The Rabbit Hole and Funkingham Palace
Friday 24th June
Saturday 25th June
- Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman
7:45pm Toad Hall, Green Futures Field - Matt Owens
- Riding The Low
Sunday 26th June
Unknown / multiple days
- Angelique Kidjo (now officially confirmed)
- Black Dyke Band
Sunday morning Pyramid opener - Basil Brush
KidzField - Caoilfhionn Rose
- Cerys Nelmes
- Crowded House (now officially confirmed)
- Confidence Man (now officially confirmed)
- Courtney Barnett (now officially confirmed)
Playing Sunday - Doreen Doreen
- Gecko
- Jesse Malin
- Kwajo Tweneboa
Speaker - The Lathums
- Lekiddo Lord of The Lobsters
- Monsieur Doumani
- Nick Warren
- Papaphone
- Paul Woodford AKA Special Request
- Craig Charles
- T.E. Yates
- Tribes
- The Undertones
- AJIMAL
Emerging Talent Competition runner-up (2020)
Rumours
Now the first line-up poster has been revealed, it’s unlikely many of the bigger acts previously rumoured will appear. However, it’s normal for a small number of big acts to be added closer to the festival and there are always a few secret sets too!
With coronavirus forcing the cancellation of Glastonbury’s 50th-anniversary event in 2020, it’s very possible many of the artists who had been announced to perform in 2020 will roll over to 2022.
- Brass Against
- Billie Eilish (now confirmed)
- Candi Staton
- Queens of the Stone Age
- Oasis
- Matilda Mann
Emerging Talent Competition runner-up (2020) - Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds (now confirmed)
- Harry Styles
- Haim (now confirmed)
- Holly Humberstone (now confirmed)
- Paul McCartney (now confirmed)
- Primal Scream (now confirmed)
- McFly (now confirmed)
- Midlake
- New York Brass Band
- Nick Fanciulli
- Gang of Youth
- George Ezra
- Sam Fender
- Skindred
- Spice Girls
- Supergrass (now confirmed)
- The 1975
- The Chemical Brothers
- The Tea Street Band
- Tim Burgess
- Tom Walker
- Tribes
- Wolf Alice (now confirmed)
- Woody Cook
- Years and Years (now confirmed)
Regulars
We don’t have any confirmation these will be playing at Glastonbury 2020, but they’ve played (usually multiple!) sets at every Glasto for years, so we’d be more surprised if they don’t show up.
- Beans on Toast (now confirmed)
- Fatboy Slim (now confirmed)
- Mik Artistik (now confirmed)
- Craig Charles (now confirmed)
- Carl Cox (now confirmed)
Ruled out / unlikely
Artists confirmed not to be playing and previously rumoured artists we now think are unlikely to appear.
- Muse (Isle of Wight Fest exclusive)
- Adele
- Aerosmith
- Azar Lawrence
- Coldplay
- Elton John
- Green Day
- Imagine Dragons
- Kings of Leon
- Liam Gallagher
- Red Hot Chilli Peppers
- Rick Astley
- Slade
- The Roots
Other additions & site changes
- The Co-op store will return for 2022
- Campervans West has been replaced by Sticklinch pre-pitched camping
- New venue ‘Totem’ replaces ‘Samula’ in The Common area
- ‘The Beat Hotel’ is replaced by ‘San Remo’
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Bookmakers’ odds
Since Billie Eilish has been confirmed, the bookies have stopped taking bets on potential headliners. We’ve kept the old odds below here for reference.
As of October 2021, the odds available online were:
- 1/7 Aerosmith
- 1/2 Taylor Swift
- 4/5 Diana Ross
- 2/1 Elton John
- 2/1 Kendrick Lamar
- 3/1 Queens of the Stone Age
- 6/1 Coldplay
- 7/1 Lady Gaga
- 8/1 Fleetwood Mac
- 12/1 Abba
Artists are listed by order of probability, with the assumed most likely first.
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