Wondering which bands are playing at Glastonbury this summer?
The full line-up isn’t confirmed until the end of May, but some artists get revealed earlier. Long-rumoured Stormzy was the first headliner confirmed this year on 15th November. So far, three artists are officially confirmed for the Glastonbury 2019 line-up, plus an all-new Arcadia show.
Other artists ‘self-confirm’ before the official announcement, by letting slip they’re booked for Glasto during interviews or on social media.
We’ve compiled a list of all the acts confirmed so far, and we’ll be updating it every time we find out an artist will be at Pilton this June. We’ve also covered which bands have been ruled out or self-confirmed.
There’s a link to the source for every artist listed, perfect if you want to weight up what you think of a rumour yourself.
Both Stormzy and Kylie were rumoured long before being confirmed, but plenty also thought Paul McCartney was certain to be there. Pretty unlikely, now that he’s announced a gig in Las Vegas on the Saturday of Glasto.
The Glastonbury 2019 line-up so far
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Confirmed officially by Glasto organisers
- The Killers
- The Cure
- Stormzy
- Kylie
- Janet Jackson
- George Ezra
- Liam Gallagher
- Miley Cyrus
- Tame Impala
- The Chemical Brothers
- Vampire Weekend
-
Ms. Lauryn Hill - Janelle Monae
- Christine And The Queens
- Two Door Cinema Club
- Jorja Smith
- Bastille
- Hozier
- Sigrid
- Snow Patrol
- Cat Power
- Wu-Tang Clan
- Anne-Marie
- Years & Years
- Billie Eilish
- The Good, The Bad & The Queen
- Hot Chip
-
Stefflon Don - Jon Hopkins
- Santigold
- The Streets
- Lizzo
- Kamasi Washington
- IDLES
- Rosalía
- Johnny Marr
- Diplo
- Mavis Staples
- Rex Orange County
- Little Simz
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Kate Tempest
- Loyle Carner
- King Princess
- Jungle
- Neneh Cherry
- Kurt Vile & The Violators
- The Comet Is Coming
- Interpol
- Pale Waves
- Friendly Fires
- Sharon Van Etten
- Pond
- Sons Of Kemet
- Aurora
- Fat White Family
- Sheryl Crow
- Maribou State
- Fatoumata Diawara
- Bugzy Malone
- Low
- Sam Fender
- This Is The Kit
- BCUC
- Shura
- Arcadia
Self-confirmed by the artist
- Mike Skinner / The Streets (Rum Shack DJ Set)
- Hacienda Classical
- Mike Dennis (Croissant Nuef / Thursday)
- Henge (Shangri-La)
- Horse Meat Disco
- My Bad Sister
- Papaphone
- A Different Thread
- Camelphat
- 3 Daft Monkeys
- Fatboy Slim
- Lizzo
- Mik Artistik (Gaz’s Rocket Lounge – Shangri-La)
- Post Punk Podge & the Technohippies
- Professor Elemental
- 24hr Garage Girls
- Ash Radford
- Dub Pistols
- BC Camplight
- TobyONE
- Broken Bones Matilda
- Max Chapman
- Slowthai
- Lunch Special
- Murray Lachlan Young
- Vanessa Kisuule
- Rhythm Of The 90s
- Jordan Rakei
- Altern 8
- Kaotic Kartel
- Euphonique
- Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra
Ruled out by organisers
Rumours
Stormzy(now confirmed)Kylie Minogue(now confirmed)Madonna(ruled out by Emily Eavis)Paul McCartney(now playing in Las Vegas on Glasto weekend)- The Cure
- Tame Impala
- Chemical Brothers
- The Strokes
- Wu-Tang Clan (West Holts / Saturday)
- A reunited Oasis (superseded by rumours of separate performances)
- Liam Gallagher (solo)
- Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Elton John(ruled out by Emily Eavis)- Foals
- Cher
- Hot Chip
- The Spice Girls
- Lauryn Hill
- Vampire Weekend
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Other changes
- Block 9 will be expanded, around double the size
- A totally new area near The Park
- Plastic bottle ban now confirmed – water to be sold in aluminium cans
Pyramid Stage production will use green electricity from anaerobic digester- Capacity increase to 210,000 approved (to be implemented in 2020)
Main image credit: Andrew Allcock
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