Three-time Brit Award winners Pet Shop Boys round off this year's performances on the Other Stage at the 2022 Glastonbury Festival.

Pet Shop Boys

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Diana Ross

From Ladbroke Grove to Worthy Farm... grime at its finest from the West London rapper

AJ Tracey

Discover why this Australian pub rock band's live sets are so legendary.

Amyl and the Sniffers

She's made over four decades of genre-spanning music - and now gifts it to Worthy Farm.

Angélique Kidjo

The Mercury-winning singer-songwriter brings her wondrous words to Worthy Farm.

Arlo Parks

Enchanting bedroom pop from the London singer-songwriter.

beabadoobee

The Belfast DJ-producer duo cement their place as one of the biggest names in UK dance.

Bicep

The American indie four-piece rock the Park Stage.

Big Thief

This set from the global star makes her Glastonbury's youngest ever solo headliner.

Billie Eilish

Fierce, energetic guitarwork from the adventurous London rockers.

black midi

Jangling guitarwork and singalong hits from the Manchester indie pop five-piece.

Blossoms

A perfectly-crafted, swooning set from one of electronica's leading lights.

Bonobo

Afro-fusion hits from one of Nigeria's fastest-rising stars.

Burna Boy

Essential electronica from one of Canada's most prolific producers.

Caribou

Experience the expansive pop and immaculate songwriting of the Connecticut solo artist.

Caroline Polachek

Unpredictable pop psychedelia from the Welsh singer-songwriter.

Cate Le Bon

Non-stop pop bangers from the chart-topping songstress.

Charli XCX

Party vibes and dance pop from Australia's hottest new four-piece.

Confidence Man

Lyrical brilliance and masterful instrumentals from the Australian singer-songwriter.

Courtney Barnett

Beloved Antipodean tunesmiths return to Worthy Farm with four decades of classic hits.

Crowded House

Euphoric indie-pop goodness from the young singer-songwriter.

Declan McKenna

Guitar-led art-rock meets spoken word in this rising London band.

Dry Cleaning

Genre-defying, infectious indie bops from the Leicester five-piece.

Easy Life

Cinematic, sprawling rock from the Manchester quintet.

Elbow

The Swedish sisters charm the crowd with their invigorating folk music.

First Aid Kit

British indie faves perform a smashing set on the Other Stage.

Foals

Passionate post-punk and visceral lyrics from the Dublin natives.

Fontaines D.C.

The London-based producer gets the crowd moving with his extraordinary electronica.

Four Tet

The Los Angeles trio gift us with sublime vocals and swooping instrumentals.

Gabriels

A surprise set from the mood-boosting pop star.

George Ezra

The grime icon doesn't hold back as he takes to the John Peel Stage.

Ghetts

The Norwegian singer-songwriter delivers her blend of guitar-led bedroom pop.

girl in red

Blissful, eclectic indie-pop from the Oxfordshire four-piece.

Glass Animals

The South East London singer brings her blend of psych-infused RnB to Worthy Farm.

Greentea Peng

Catchy, immaculate pop from one of the UK's rising stars.

Griff

Breath-taking harmonies from everyone's favourite trio of sisters.

HAIM

The celebrated Chicago jazz musician performs hits from his illustrious career.

Herbie Hancock

Heartfelt honest bops from the emerging pop artist.

Holly Humberstone

Mesmerising mayhem from Bristol's biggest post-punk band.

IDLES

The Irish indie rockers bring their infectious energy to Glastonbury.

Inhaler

The artist, producer and band leader drops in to Glastonbury.

Jack White

All your favourite bangers from the South London singer, songwriter and rapper.

Jamie T

The Pulp frontman brings his latest material to Worthy Farm.

Jarv Is

The acclaimed pop artist brings her powerhouse vocals to the Park Stage.

Jessie Ware

Soulful, sincere songs from the South London singer-songwriter.

Joy Crookes

The country superstar sweeps the crowd off their feet.

Kacey Musgraves

The incomparable Compton rapper puts on a show to remember.

Kendrick Lamar

Hazy 70s psychedelia from the genre-blending Houston Trio.

Khruangbin

The reggae star brings her next level beats to the West Holts Stage.

Koffee

The beloved soul singer brings his classic sound to the West Holts Stage.

Leon Bridges

The neo-soul singer-songwriter brings her out of this world vocals to the Other Stage.

Lianne La Havas

The beloved Swedish electronic band return to Worthy Farm.

Little Dragon

Headlining performance from the award-winning UK rapper and songwriter, who made her Glastonbury debut on the West Holts Stage back in 2016.

Little Simz

Solar-powered pop from the prolific New Zealand songstress.

Lorde

Clara Amfo introduces a headlining performance from American rapper Megan Thee Stallion.

Megan Thee Stallion

It's good to be back: Devon's most joyous alt-pop band returns to Worthy Farm.

Metronomy

Atmospheric, upbeat indie and crystalline vocals from the American singer-songwriter.

Mitski

The Leeds DJ and producer shows Glastonbury how it's done.

Nightmares on Wax

The former Oasis co-founder's solo band comes to Worthy Farm.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds

The critically-acclaimed saxophonist delivers her captivating jazz compositions.

Nubya Garcia

The Coventry rapper and Sound Of 2021 winner makes his Glastonbury debut.

Pa Salieu

The living legend that is Sir Paul McCartney, returns to headline Glastonbury for a second time, a week after celebrating his eightieth birthday.

Paul McCartney

The Californian songstress transports the crowd with her stunning vocals.

Pheobe Bridgers

Forty years after forming, Glasgow's famed psych-rock band headlines the John Peel Stage.

Primal Scream

The Irish singer and producer gets the crowd moving with her dancefloor anthems.

Róisín Murphy

Heartfelt, introspective lyrics and moving melodies from the prolific singer-songwriter.

Rufus Wainwright

An energetic set from the nineties indie dance legends.

Saint Etienne

The sensational singer delivers emotive, electric indie tunes

Sam Fender

The Australia-based rapper brings all her energy to the Park Stage.

Sampa The Great

A staggering live set from the astonishing Sheffield indie pop artist.

Self Esteem

Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti's famous former band performs, led by his youngest son.

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80

Blissful bangers from Norway's pop princess.

Sigrid

The former headliners bring their unstoppable Britrock energy back to Glastonbury.

Skunk Anansie

Biting post-punk from Nottingham's finest.

Sleaford Mods

Turn up the volume for an hour of Texan jazz-fusion.

Snarky Puppy

Intense, blistering post-punk from the prominent Brighton band.

Squid

Textured, intimate genre-blending tunes from the Dallas multi-instrumentalist.

St. Vincent

Much anticipated Worthy Farm return for the beloved Britpop veterans.

Supergrass

The Australian electronic legends unleash their mesmerising, dreamy euphoria on the crowd.

The Avalanches

Feel-good alt-rock from East Kilbride's most influential brothers.

The Jesus and Mary Chain

No Scrubs allowed as the R&B icons take to the West Holts Stage.

Get ready for raucous energy from this Baltimore hardcore punk band.

Turnstile

The mischievous London band bring their marvellous post-punk to the Park Stage.

Warmduscher

A dose of trailblazing indie rock from 2021's breakout band.

Wet Leg

The alt-rock quartet bring rousing melodies and soaring vocals to the Pyramid Stage.

Wolf Alice

Pop king Olly Alexander performs a stellar set on the Other Stage.

Years & Years

Doncaster's finest tears up the stage with his raucous pop punk and infectious energy.

YUNGBLUD

The genre-defying Floridian melds R&B, rock and psychedelia in a unique performance.

Yves Tumor

Multi-million-selling Motown icon Diana Ross takes to the stage for the famous Glastonbury teatime legend’s slot with a joyful romp through her myriad hits from across the decades.

The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts is the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world. The festival is best known for its contemporary music, but also features dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret and many other arts. For 2005, the enclosed area of the festival was over 900 acres, had over 385 live performances and was attended by around 150,000 people. While the villagers of Pilton have been complaining about the noise generated during the weekend for many years, in 2007 over 700 acts played on over 80 stages. Glastonbury was heavily influenced by hippie ethics and the free festival movement in the 1970s, especially the Isle of Wight Festival.

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