Glastonbury 2017

Globe-conquering hitmaker and one-man-band conquers the Pyramid Stage

Dave Grohl and band deliver a rock masterclass at Glastonbury 2017.

20 years since they first headlined the Pyramid stage, Radiohead return to Worthy Farm with no compromises.

A secret set on the John Peel Stage sees Brandon Flowers and co on perfect form.

The man who gave us the Bee Gees is now the man who got everyone at Glasto dancing.

Performing for the very first time at Glastonbury, Katy brings nothing but pop perfection.

Delivering epic alt-rock, guitar heroes Biffy Clyro hit the Pyramid Stage.

Oasis frontman doing what he does best.

How to describe this man and this set in under 89 characters? Simply > WATCH IT NOW.

The disco funk group wowed us in 2013 and raised the bar even higher for 2017.

Queen of the dance floor and Radio 1 treasure Annie Mac headlines John Peel Stage.

A mass singalong if ever there was one. It's the legends that are The Jacksons.

A captivating, enthralling display from the New Zealand star.

Classical meets electronic at the John Peel Stage with chart toppers Clean Bandit.

Elbow were the surprise guest celebrating 10 years of Emily Eavis' Park Stage.

Atmospheric, noir-pop brilliance from the influential London trio.

Hit maker and crowd favourite, east London's Dizzee Rascal takes to the stage as the Friday night headliner on the West Holts Stage.

The punk duo deliver a storming surprise set on the BBC Introducing Stage.

Diplo, Jillionaire and Walshy Fire return to Glastonbury and make everybody DANCE.

Chrissie Hynde and the band kick off proceedings with fans rocking out on The Other Stage.

Enter a world of unicorns, castles and pink robots and never look back.

Boy Better Know aka JME and Skepta stormed the Other Stage and made history.

Indie trio alt-J play the Other Stage for a blistering set.

Multi-instrumentalist Joe Mount brings his inventive electronica to the John Peel Stage.

From the Manor to Glasto, the grime king shut things down.

Always impressive, Phoenix wow Glastonbury yet again headlining the John Peel Stage.

The Godfather of grime himself.

Jools and his famously good big band bring boogie woogie funky fun to the Pyramid Stage.

Glastonbury is in full swoon mode after watching Sandé's utterly soulful set.

The man with the voice. This was epic in every sense.

Rewind - Craig David as in 7 Days Craig David at Glastonbury? Wow.

Jamie's jazz-pop set was the perfect way to spend an afternoon down at Worthy Farm.

LA sisters bring soul and sass to Glastonbury's Other Stage.

Festival lovers Blossoms return to Worthy Farm and drop a very special Glastonbury set.

George Ezra returns to Glastonbury with guitar-laden singalong anthems in tow.

Kaiser Chiefs bring Good Clean Fun to The Other Stage on Saturday afternoon.

Rich and illuminating indie-folk from the Brit Award winner

Mega musician and songwriter Halsey brings electropop heaven to The Other Stage.

Riff-heavy rock from the Brighton duo on the Pyramid Stage

Alt-rockers Nothing But Thieves blew everyone away with this set.

A band you've got to see live and if that live is at Glasto, that's close to perfection.

Indie rock music to jump around to - simple as that, and we love it.

Glastonbury pros Courteeners are made to perform on The Other Stage, and boy do they deliver.

A set filled with infectious harmonies and playful riffs - total winner.

Octogenarian and all round country superstar, Kris Kristofferson was perfection.

The colossal rap duo came, saw and conquered the Pyramid stage.

Wild Beasts charm the crowd with their seductive indie-rock set.

Buoyant indie-pop from the hugely creative performer.

Truthful lyrics and beautiful melodies Father John Misty was made for the stage.

Give yourself over to the stylish, slick and seriously cool that is Goldfrapp.

We've been stunned by the beauty of this trio's music and so was Glastonbury.

With his quick and witty lyrics Loyle Carner is a force on the John Peel Stage.

Top 5 in BBC Music Sound of 2017, Nadia Rose drops a set with fun, wit, charm and beats.

Sampha's music connects with people, but this was a set that did more; it moved us.

With her huge hit 'Don't Kill My Vibe' the Norwegian singer is one to watch.

Hit after hit from Shaggy in a massive sing-a-long for the West Holts Stage Sunday crew.

Incendiary lyrics and frantic beats from the fiery Nottingham duo

One of this year's BBC Music Sound Of 2017 artists, The Amazons liven things up.

With her huge hit Habits (Stay High) Lo is the perfect mix of euphoria and melancholy.

2017 marks a change in direction for this pioneer of the sample and the crowd loved it.

Famed for fab live shows, Future Islands deliver exactly that on the John Peel Stage.

Frank Carter (former Gallows frontman) hits the crowd with hard-hitting punk-rock.

The wordsmith herself came to Pilton and it was amazing.

Founding member of Hot Chip, Joe Goddard delivers the finest dance music to Glasto.

As ever these Swedish psych-pop heroes were a total delight with a set full of hits.

Former Portico Quartet member Nick Mulvey won the crowd over with his beautiful set.

Forming back in the late 80s, British rock band Ride have just reunited via Worthy Farm.

Jazz-funk mastermind Thundercat, aka Stephen Bruner, delivers a blistering West Holts set.

Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals smash Glastonbury with buckets of excitement and funk.

They’re Canadian and they’re cool. BADBADNOTGOOD drop instrumental hip hop on Worthy Farm.

Swedish folk duo blessed the Pyramid Stage with absolute magic.

Beautiful, haunting, these anthem makers brought it all to the Other Stage.

Back with their first album in 4 years and they really are better than ever.

Bringing their uplifting desert blues punk from Timbuktu to Glastonbury.

Julia Jacklin brings her guitar and a mix of indie pop and alt-country to The Park Stage.

Listed in BBC Sound of 2017, Cabbage bring political post-punk to Pilton.

The magical sounds of nu folk and Indian classicism made for a true Glasto experience.

An eclectic, haunting and deeply atmospheric set from the band on Glastonbury's final day.

Malian superstar Oumou Sangaré showcases her powerful vocals to a ready West Holts crowd.

Missouri's Angel Olsen brings alt-country 60's angst vibes to the Park Stage.

Wowing the the park stage with her smooth luscious, heartfelt vocals and folksome roots.

Glasto hosted a true rock legend today, Lanegan, king of the collab, now king of Pilton.

Nashville country queen, Margo Price, brought the metaphorical sunshine today.

Mr Golden Voice of Africa brought Afrobeat rhythms and sunshine vibes to Pilton Farm.

The psychedelic quartet bring their invigorating sounds to Glastonbury.

The Lemon Twigs bring lush melodies straight out of Long Island, New York.

An adrenaline fueled performance which will keep you buzzing for days.

Former The Walkmen frontman sets the Park Stage alight with his impassioned set.