Radio 1's Sound of 2023 singers impress in their biggest festival slot yet.

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Fever Ray

Powerful folk from a nine-piece Korean traditional music group.

ADG7

Musical mayhem from Manchester's most exciting rising rapper.

Aitch

The exciting new solo project from the vocalist of renowned electronic duo Goldfrapp.

Alison Goldfrapp

The Mercury Prize-winning indie rock band close the Park Stage.

Alt-J

The Malian couple making names for their blues music all around the world.

Amadou & Mariam

The iconic Sheffield rock band headline Glastonbury for the third time.

Arctic Monkeys

The Jamaican reggae and dancehall legend gets the crowd moving.

Barrington Levy

Expect dancefloor fillers and spectacular vocals from dance music's most prolific singer.

Becky Hill

Expect raucous punk, whip-smart lyrics and major energy.

Billy Nomates

Experimental, verbose post-punk from a Cambridgeshire six-piece.

Black Country, New Road

Talk about a Sunday Girl! Blondie pull out all the stops on Sunday's Pyramid Stage.

Blondie

Disco classics from an American icon - at the age of 83!

Candi Staton

Joyful, nostalgic pop from the singer of Call Me Maybe.

Carly Rae Jepsen

Pure star power and mesmerising, innovative pop from a New York singer.

Caroline Polachek

The South London singer-songwriter performs a set of genre-blending pop.

Cat Burns

A high energy set by the young rapper from Shepherds Bush.

Central Cee

The Ghent-based duo perform a genre-blending set of multilingual electropop.

Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul

A charismatic and mesmerising performance of electro-pop goodness.

Christine and The Queens

An uplifting set of immaculate synth-pop from a Scottish three-piece.

CHVRCHES

This long-standing Mancunian band deliver a set of indie-rock classics.

Courteeners

Powerhouse vocals and passionate songs from an Irish singer-songwriter.

Dermot Kennedy

Bring your A-Game for one of the pioneers of UK drill.

Digga D

Dark indie guitar rock from a Birmingham six-piece.

Editors

The Rocketman himself closes Glastonbury Festival with an electric headline set.

Elton John

An exhilarating set from London's rising jazz-fusion quintet.

Ezra Collective

Fatboy Slim, one of the world's top DJs, closes day two of BBC Four’s Glastonbury coverage.

Fatboy Slim

The brooding electro-pop solo project from The Knife's Karin Dreijer.

Fresh beats and effortless flow from Bermondsey's rising rapper.

A triumphant Pyramid Stage return for Dave Grohl's rock superstars.

Foo Fighters

Sublime vocals and swooping instrumentals as the Los Angeles trio return to Worthy Farm.

Gabriels

Sex Pistols meet Generation X in this punk supergroup.

Generation Sex

A hard-rock headline set from Los Angeles legends.

Guns N' Roses

Get ready for the floor with this headline set from London synthpop legends.

Hot Chip

Melt into the luscious vocals of this beloved Irish singer-songwriter.

Hozier

Genre-bending jazzy bliss from a Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist.

Jacob Collier

Ethereal vocals meet intricate production in this sophisticate musical duo.

Jockstrap

Joey Bada$$

Bring all the boys to the yard for the one and only Kelis!

Kelis

The London hip hop duo bring major energy to the Other Stage.

Krept & Konan

Listen to the full set from Lana Del Rey at Glastonbury 2023.

Lana Del Rey

The influential 90s dance act take over the Park Stage.

Leftfield

Scotland's funniest singer-songwriter performs brand new tunes and old favourites.

Lewis Capaldi

An unmissable set from an American country rap megastar.

Lil Nas X

Infectious energy and chart-topping tracks dominate this fiercely confident 2023 set.

Lizzo

The all-female London four-piece deliver a sun-infused, Cumbia-inspired set.

Los Bitchos

Mellow jazz-funk from an acclaimed Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist.

Louis Cole

The acclaimed rapper brings heartfelt lyrics and catchy hits to Worthy Farm.

Loyle Carner

Melodic alt-pop from a masterful American singer-songwriter.

Maggie Rogers

Soulful contemporary R&B from Leicestershire.

Mahalia

Soft, sweet vocals and stunning storytelling from this rising singer-songwriter.

Maisie Peters

The 2021 Eurovision winners bring their energetic rock to Worthy Farm.

Måneskin

The legendary Welsh rock band return to Worthy Farm.

Manic Street Preachers

Nova Twins

The Nigerian singer-songwriter displays his impressive distinctive vocals.

Obongjayar

Moody, melodic indie rock from a Manchester four-piece.

Pale Waves

French pop rock band deliver new tracks and old hits.

Phoenix

The English-American rock band deliver a smashing set, 45 years after they first formed.

Pretenders

A hardcore set from American rock royalty.

Queens Of The Stone Age

Spectacular, soulful vocals in a special solo set.

RAYE

A set from this 80s pop icon is never gonna let you down.

Rick Astley

Atmospheric alt-pop from a breakthrough superstar.

Rina Sawayama

Turn up the volume for a ferocious set from this acclaimed rock duo.

Royal Blood

Expect banger after banger from this DnB trio.

Rudimental

A south London five-piece deliver a blistering post-punk set.

Shame

Nightclub energy from this rapper and DJ from South East London.

Shygirl

The Berkshire shoegaze band bring over three decades of music to Worthy Farm.

Slowdive

The prolific pop-rockers own the stage, more than 50 years after they first formed.

Sparks

A unique jazz quartet which started out as the house band for a Brixton venue.

Speakers Corner Quartet

Pure fire from one of the UK's most exciting female rappers.

Stefflon Don

A spellbinding set from avant-garde violinist and singer-songwriter Sudan Archives.

Sudan Archives

The renowned Glasgow rockers perform a set of old favourites and new hits.

Texas

Soaring vocals and immaculate harmonies from an all-female indie four-piece.

The Big Moon

Classic country music from the Dallas trio formerly known as Dixie Chicks

The Chicks

The London trio perform a set of self-assured, fierce instrumental nu-jazz.

The Comet Is Coming

Discover hunnu rock from a Mongolian folk metal band.

The HU

Catchy indie rock from a rising Wigan band.

The Lathums

Ian Broudie's legendary band open the Other Stage.

The Lightning Seeds

Introspective post-punk from a rising Dublin band.

The Murder Capital

Soul-infused blues rock from Melbourne siblings Josh and Sam Teskey.

The Teskey Brothers

Expert guitarwork from a heartland rock band from Philadelphia.

The War On Drugs

Get your dancing shoes on with this Jamaican reggae fusion band.

Third World

Guitar-driven desert blues from a collective of Tuareg musicians.

Tinariwen

Give a little bit of love to this Bedfordshire singer's smashing set.

Tom Grennan

Psychedelic rock from the renowned New Zealand band.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

The Swedish six-piece deliver a set of shrewd punk music.

Viagra Boys

Hypnotic vocals and intricate guitarwork from this all-female indie-rock four-piece.

Warpaint

Velvety vocals and textured, timeless chamber pop.

Weyes Blood

The Nigerian afrobeats star closes the Other Stage.

Wizkid

At the 2023 Glastonbury Festival, Fred again.. delivered a high-energy set on the Other Stage, captivating a massive crowd with his unique blend of house, drum'n'bass, and vocal samples. The set featured both unreleased music and tracks from his album "Secret Life" with Brian Eno. He also encouraged audience participation, prompting people to dance and sing along, creating a memorable and uplifting experience.

Setlist

1 Kyle (i found you)

2 Bleu (better with time)

3 Jungle

4 Rumble (Skrillex cover)

5 adore u (New song - samples Obongjayar)

6 Dermot (see yourself in my eyes)

7 Danielle (smile on my face)

8 Chanel / A New Error

9 Sabrina (i am a party)

10 Angie (i've been lost) / Clara (the night is dark)

11 Marea (we've lost dancing) / Billie (loving arms)

12 Delilah (pull me out of this)

13 Billie (loving arms) (Reprise)

Fred again...

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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