Glastonbury 2023 - How to watch on TV and BBC iPlayer and listen on Radio and BBC Sounds

The BBC presents more Glastonbury coverage than ever before for 2023, both live and on-demand. There'll be over 40 hours of programming across the BBC's TV channels and over 85 hours of live broadcasts on the BBC's pop radio networks.

New podcasts, collections and playlists will be available on BBC Sounds and BBC iPlayer will present an expanded, twelve-day celebration of the festival, featuring over 40 hours of coverage on BBC iPlayer's Glastonbury Channel, in addition to numerous streams and classic Glastonbury performances. And, for the first time, performances on the Pyramid Stage will be streamed live in British Sign Language from Friday 23 June - Sunday 25 June on BBC iPlayer.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch and listen to Glastonbury 2023 on the BBC...

When is Glastonbury 2023 on BBC TV, iPlayer, Radio and Sounds?

The Glastonbury Festival kicks off on Wednesday 21 June with the opening of the gates and BBC coverage begins live on Lauren Laverne's 6 Music breakfast show from 7.30am-10.30am.

Glastonbury on television will begin the weekend before the festival, as BBC Two readies viewers for the main event.

Who's playing Glastonbury 2023?

You can check out the Glastonbury 2023 line-up here.

Who's in the Glastonbury 2023 presenting line-up?

The BBC TV and radio presenting team will include Cerys Matthews, Clara Amfo, Craig Charles, Danny Howard, Deb Grant, Dermot O'Leary, DJ Target, Huw Stephens, Jack Saunders, Jamz Supernova, Jo Whiley, Jordan North, Lauren Laverne, Pete Tong, Sarah Story, Steve Lamacq, Tom Ravenscroft, Vick Hope, and Zoe Ball.

Glastonbury 2023 schedule - TV, iPlayer, Radio and Sounds

Sunday 18 June

We Love Glastonbury

10pm-11pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Musicians and Glastonbury fans tell stories of their favourite performances and stand-out moments from over the years. Contributors include: Jessie Ware, who performed at Glastonbury in 2022, 2015 and 2013; Jake Shears, who performed with Ana Matronic as Scissor Sisters in 2004 and again in 2010, when they were joined on stage by Kylie Minogue for a rendition of their song Any Which Way; Noel Gallagher, who first played the festival with Oasis in 1994 and most recently in 2022, with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds; Sharleen Spiteri of Texas, who played in 1999 and returns this year; and Glastonbury fan and comedian Nish Kumar, who will perform in the Cabaret Tent, in the Theatre & Circus fields this year.

Glastonbury: 50 Years and Counting

11pm-12.30am, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

BBC Two broadcasts a newly re-versioned and revamped edition of this film, with footage from Glastonbury 2022. New footage includes extracts from Wet Leg's performance on the Park Stage, Greta Thunberg's speech on the Pyramid Stage and new interviews with 2022 performers Arlo Parks and Billie Eilish - Glastonbury's youngest ever solo headliner - bringing the story of the festival right up to date.

Francis Whately's film is a social and musical history of (probably) the world's greatest music festival, as told by its principal curators, Michael and Emily Eavis, and many of the key artists who have appeared there since its inception in 1970 - Billie Eilish, Thom Yorke, Florence Welch, Dua Lipa, The Levellers, Aswad, Orbital, Fatboy Slim, Linda Lewis, who sadly passed away earlier this year, Noel Gallagher, Ed O'Brien, Chris Martin, Stormzy and more. Balancing the driving forces of social conscience and hedonism, Glastonbury has always been both a world apart and a barometer of the state of the nation. Looking at the hippie days, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, the contribution of the travellers, dance music, Britpop, the impact of television and the first black British solo headliner, this film takes viewers backstage and deep into the archive to reveal the forces that have driven this alternative nation between utopia and dystopia, the greatest night of your life and a muddy field in the middle of nowhere.

Monday 19 June

9pm-10pm, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Ahead of their performance at Glastonbury 2023, Manic Street Preachers begin an eight-episode series of Artist in Residence (Monday 19th - Thursday 22nd June and Monday 26th - Thursday 29th June, 9pm-10pm). The iconic band performed a blistering set at Clwb Ifor Bach for the 6 Music Festival in 2022, including a memorable cover of Borderline by Madonna, finally fulfilling a 32 year promise after they were booked to play the venue, but couldn't as they needed to sign their new record contract. The band says: "We're thrilled to be 6 Music's Artist in Residence in June. Join us to hear our Glastonbury anthems, musical inspirations and why 1985 was the greatest year for music, ever." 6 Music's Artist In Residence is a journey into the musical soul of an artist, based around a theme or mood. Each episode finds the host playing records that have informed specific periods of their life.

Glastonbury Anthems 1997-2005

10.05pm-10.35pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

This three-part series takes viewers on a journey through classic anthems from Glastonbury over the years, from when the cameras first arrived on Worthy Farm in 1997 to the present day. In tonight's show, expect classic anthems, performed at Glastonbury, by artists including Radiohead (1997), Robbie Williams (1998), Blondie (1999) and Faithless (2002).

Tuesday 20 June

6 Music Artist Collection: Arctic Monkeys

12am-5am, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Ahead of their headline performance on Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage on Friday 23rd June, 6 Music celebrates Arctic Monkeys in this week's Artist Collection. From 12am-1am it's In their Own Words: Arctic Monkeys, in which the band reveal their journey from the pubs of Sheffield to headlining arenas and festivals around the world, through interviews from the BBC archives. From 1am-2am it's Arctic Monkeys at the BBC, featuring session tracks and interviews with the band at the BBC. From 2am-3am it's Arctic Monkeys Live - another chance to hear their headline performance on Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage in 2013 and an extended session at Maida Vale Studios in 2018. From 3am-4am it's Jarvis Cocker's Musical Map of Sheffield, in which Jarvis gives an intimate tour of his home town. From 4am-5am it's the Arctic Monkeys Playlist - celebrating the music of the band and its roots and branches.

Glastonbury Anthems 2007-2013

10pm-10.30pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

This three-part series takes viewers on a journey through classic anthems from Glastonbury over the years, from when the cameras first arrived on Worthy Farm in 1997 to the present day. This second episode features performances from Amy Winehouse (2007), Jay-Z and Neil Diamond (2008).

Wednesday 21 June

Chris Hawkins

5am-7.30am, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Chris kicks off All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music - the first of five, from Wednesday 21st - Sunday 25th June. On the Wednesday and Thursday, before the festival gets into full swing, presenters from Chris, through to Riley & Coe (10pm-12am) will be celebrating the beginning of this incredible festival, all day. Lauren Laverne (7.30am-10.30am) and New Music Fix Daily presenters, Tom Ravenscroft and Deb Grant (7pm-9pm) will be broadcasting live from Worthy Farm on both days and all shows will play classic Glastonbury performances as well as only playing tracks by artists who have performed at the festival, or will be featuring this year.

Lauren Laverne

7.30am-10.30am, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

As part of the All Day Glastonbury celebrations on 6 Music, Lauren broadcasts live from the gates of Worthy Farm as the first festival-goers arrive for the weekend. She'll also be exploring the site to bring listeners all the atmosphere from the festival and news of additional features for this year. She'll visit The Woods, to embrace the calm before the storm, as well as a brand new art installation called The Pavilion in Silver Hayes. Lauren will also hear from artist and founder of Mutoid Waste Company Joe Rush about the new version of Carhenge. 6 Music's own Deb Grant also joins the show, ahead of her first Glastonbury broadcast later today with Tom Ravenscroft (7pm-9pm).

New Music Fix Daily

7pm-9pm, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Tom Ravenscroft and Deb Grant broadcast live from Pilton on the first day of Glastonbury Festival, bringing listeners news, interviews and more. They'll also be giving their tips on the must-see performances taking place over the weekend. The duo return at the same time on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd June, live from Worthy Farm, to bring listeners up to date with the events of day two and three at Glastonbury.

Glastonbury Anthems 2014-2022

10pm-10.30pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

This three-part series takes viewers on a journey through classic anthems from Glastonbury over the years, from when the cameras first arrived on Worthy Farm in 1997 to the present day. This final episode includes performances from Dolly Parton (2014), Coldplay (2016) and The Cure (2019).

Thursday 22 June

Lauren Laverne

7.30am-10.30am, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Lauren is live once again from Worthy Farm on day two of the festival and the second All Day Glastonbury on 6 Music. Today she explores the fun of the fair in the Theatre & Circus Fields, finding out how the areas Big Top stage operates. She'll also be checking out the site's own newspaper, the Glastonbury Free Press, as it celebrates its tenth year. Other highlights from the programme include discovering the hidden history of Bella's Bridge, catching up with the VOXMOB collective of beatboxers and going backstage in the dressing rooms to discover what's in store for this year's crowds.

Steve Lamacq

4pm-7pm, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

As part of 6 Music's All Day Glastonbury, Steve has a Glastonbury special edition of Roundtable, in which he and his guests debate the week's releases. Steve is joined by Gus Unger-Hamilton, who will perform at this year's Glastonbury Festival on The Park stage, with his band Alt-J. Indie rock band Alt-J formed in Leeds in 2007 and are no strangers to Glastonbury, having previously performed in 2015 on the Pyramid Stage and in 2017 on the Other Stage. Plus Steve only plays tracks by artists who have performed at the festival or who will be featuring this year.

BBC Music Introducing stage Takeover

6pm-8pm, BBC Radio 1 Dance and BBC Sounds

Danny Howard, Pete Tong and Sarah Story launch the station's takeover of the BBC Music Introducing stage.

BBC Radio 1 Dance Takeover

8pm-12am, BBC Radio 1, Radio 1 Dance and BBC Sounds

The BBC Radio 1 Dance Takeover, also simulcast on BBC Radio 1, takes place on the BBC Music Introducing stage and will feature DJ sets from Danny, Pete, Sarah, Jasper Tygner, Carly Wilford.

Glastonbury 2023

10pm-10.30pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders welcome viewers back to fields of Worthy Farm ahead of a jam-packed weekend of live music. From their studio up on a hill, which overlooks The Park Stage and beyond to the rest of the festival, Lauren and Jack will bring viewers all the stories from the first couple of days of the site being open - including the summer solstice - and look ahead at what's to come. They'll also be joined by special guests and there will be unique performances in the BBC Park Studio.

Glastonbury 2023 - Friday TV and iPlayer schedule

The One Show @ Glastonbury

7pm-7.30pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

BBC One joins the celebrations from Friday 23 June, as The One Show reports live from the festival.

Glastonbury 2023

7.30pm - 9pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo are live at Glastonbury Festival for the first full day of music. Introducing performances from across the site, Lauren and Clara will bring viewers highlights from: Texas, who return to the Pyramid Stage for the first time since 1999; Los Angeles trio Gabriels, who bring a unique cinematic blend of soul, R&B and gospel to the West Holts Stage; and Liverpudlian rock band The Lightning Seeds, who return to the festival for the first time since 2010 on the Other Stage. Expect chats with special guests, and intimate performances in the Park studio.

Carly Rae Jepsen & Maisie Peters At Glastonbury 2023

7.30pm-9pm, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope presents highlights from two singer-songwriters who are set to make their debut at Glastonbury Festival - Carly Rae Jepsen and Maisie Peters. From the Other Stage, Canadian popstar Carly Rae Jepsen will perform songs from her back catalogue, including the global smash hit Call Me Maybe. Maisie Peters will take to the Pyramid Stage just days after the release of her sophomore album The Good Witch.

Glastonbury 2023

9pm-10.30pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo and Jo Whiley are live from Glastonbury Festival as they gear up to welcome the first headliner of the weekend and Sheffield's finest, Arctic Monkeys. Jack Saunders also reports from the Pyramid Stage pit, soaking up the excitement ahead of the band's highly anticipated third headline performance at the festival. Clara and Jo will also introduce music from the likes of Brighton duo Royal Blood from the Pyramid Stage, as well as all-female indie rockers Warpaint, enigmatic 70s duo Sparks, and Scottish trio Young Fathers. Plus, there will be a special performance in the studio and a short film looking back at Arctic Monkeys' Glastonbury journey to date.

Fred Again.. At Glastonbury 2023

9pm-10pm, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope introduces man of the moment, South Londoner Fred again.., who heads out for the penultimate and sunset slot on the Other Stage on day one of the festival. The songwriter, DJ, producer and musician has had a meteoric ascent over the past few years with sell out shows, three Actual Life albums, a recent Brian Eno collaboration called Secret Life and production credits with the likes of Stormzy and Ed Sheeran. His unique way of bringing together material from unusual sources, his unexpected collaborations and his deeply personal work have gained him a huge army of fans, who he builds a strong relationship with during the shows. Making his debut at Worthy Farm, his performance is set to be one of the most exciting of the weekend and one not to miss.

Digga D & Shygirl At Glastonbury 2023

10pm-11pm, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope presents exciting sets from two London artists on day one of Glastonbury Festival. Digga D makes his debut in the fields of Worthy Farm, riding on the success of his 2022 mixtape, Noughty by Nature. Plus, one of last year's breakout stars - the critically acclaimed artist and rapper Shygirl - returns for the second year running, after the release of her debut album Nymph.

Arctic Monkeys At Glastonbury 2023

10.30pm-12am, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

Jo Whiley & Clara Amfo introduce Sheffield icons Arctic Monkeys as they take to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. This will be the band's third headline set the festival, a decade on from their last appearance in 2013. Following a huge sold out world tour and armed with their recent seventh studio album, The Car, they are set to be one of the talking points of this year's festival.

Wizkid & Stefflon Don At Glastonbury 2023

11pm-12.30am, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope presents two performances from the first day of Glastonbury Festival: Nigerian megastar Wizkid, who over the past decade has ascended to household name status and now brings his own brand of Afrobeat to headline the Other Stage; and rapper Stefflon Don, who has worked her way up the Glastonbury stages and this year hits the iconic Pyramid Stage, ahead of the much anticipated release of her debut album, Island 54.

Glastonbury 2023 - Friday BBC Radio and Sounds schedule

The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show, LIVE from Worthy Farm

7am-10am, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show will once again be live from Glastonbury, featuring live music performances, guests, and festival action from across the site courtesy of Richie Anderson and Tina Daheley. Expect live music from Texas, plus visits from famous friends including Emily Eavis and Norman Cook a.k.a Fatboy Slim, who prepares to headline The Park stage on Saturday evening. Glastonbury Chaplain, Methodist Minister Tina Swire also joins the show to Pause For Thought at 7.15am.

Woman's Hour

10am-11am, BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds

Woman's Hour will be broadcasting from Glastonbury for the first time on Friday 23rd June as Anita Rani brings listeners the latest from the festival.

Lauren Laverne

10.30am-1pm, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Following All Day Glastonbury shows from Chris Hawkins (5am-7.30am) and Nemone (7.30am-10.30am), Lauren Laverne is live from Pilton at the later time of 10.30am-1pm. She is joined by the Glastonbury's Emily Eavis and will be catching up with artists ahead of their sets at this year's festival. There will also be live music as the five main festival stages - Pyramid, Other, Woodsies, Park and West Holts - welcome their first live performances of the weekend. Lauren's show will be the first of five live broadcasts from the festival today, with further programmes hosted by Jamz Supernova (1pm-4pm), Steve Lamacq (4pm-7pm), Tom Ravenscroft and Deb Grant (7pm-9pm) and Huw Stephens (9pm-12am).

Vick Hope and Jordan North

1pm-4pm, BBC Radio 1 and BBC Sounds

Vick Hope and Jordan North broadcast live from Glastonbury.

Steve Lamacq

4pm-7pm, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Steve takes teatime to Worthy Farm, presenting his show backstage at the festival, where he is joined by special guests and delivers some of the musical highlights of the festival so far.

Glastonbury

6pm-12am, BBC Radio 1, Radio 1 Dance and BBC Sounds

Danny Howard, Pete Tong and Sarah Story broadcast live from Worthy Farm.

Huw Stephens

9pm-12am, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Huw Stephens is live from Glastonbury, as 6 Music begins its takeover of the BBC Music Introducing Stage, "Indie Forever Live at Glastonbury". The first hour of Huw's show will be broadcast live from the stage, where Good Future - otherwise known at Nathan Shepherd - who usually presents Indie Forever each Friday on 6 Music (9pm-11pm) - provides a live set full of solid gold, upbeat indie bangers. Later in the show, 6 Music brings listeners Arctic Monkeys' headline set from the Pyramid Stage.

Tiffany Calver and Kenny Allstar

9pm-12am, Radio 1Xtra and BBC Sounds

Tiffany Calver and Kenny Allstar host a Glastonbury special which will include Wizkid's performance on the Other Stage.

Schedules from Saturday 24 June - Friday 30 June will be confirmed on Wednesday 14 June

Glastonbury 2023 - Saturday TV and iPlayer schedule

Glastonbury 2023

5pm-9pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley are live from Worthy Farm for the second day of this year's Glastonbury Festival. Artists expected to feature over the next four hours include vocal powerhouse RAYE, who makes her Glastonbury debut on the Pyramid Stage and musical polymath Jacob Collier, over on the West Holts Stage. There will also be a couple of intimate performances live in the Park Studio and two short films following two very different performers from earlier in the day including contemporary classical composer Max Richter and 80s icon Rick Astley.

Tom Grennan & Aitch At Glastonbury 2023

7pm-8pm, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope starts tonight's line-up live from Glastonbury with Tom Grennan and Aitch. Broadcasting from the Other Stage, Tom is expected to perform new tracks from his third album, 'What, Ifs & Maybes'. From the Pyramid Stage, Manchester rapper Aitch is geared up to bring attitude, bars and arm waving with a set full of hit songs.

Jacob Collier at Glastonbury 2023

8pm-9pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Jamz Supernova introduces Jacob Collier's set from the West Holts Stage. The Grammy award-winning, multi-instrumentalist has many famous fans including Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock and Chris Martin to name but a few. Expect harmonies, gadgets and a large ensemble of instruments for an unforgettable debut.

Lewis Capaldi & Lizzo at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-10pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo introduces two of the biggest pop artists on the planet. First up on the Pyramid Stage is the self-proclaimed singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, who performed last month at Radio 1 Big Weekend in Dundee. The hit-maker returns to Glastonbury having recently scored his second number 1 album 'Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent', which became the biggest selling album of the year. Following Capaldi on the Pyramid Stage is Grammy award winning US popstar Lizzo, who returns to Worthy Farm after her triumphant 2019 set.

Manic Street Preachers & Leftfield at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-11pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Huw Stephens is at the helm for tonight's double bill as two music worlds unfurl side by side. First up from the Other Stage is Manic Street Preachers whose debut album was released back in 1992. Fourteen albums later the Welsh rockers perform for the sixth time at Glastonbury bringing their back catalogue of hits. Moving from rock to dance, Leftfield unleash their best moves from the Park Stage, bringing an electric energy 23 years later since their last performance.

Guns N' Roses At Glastonbury 2023

10pm-2am, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders introduce the legendary Guns N' Roses, who make their first visit to Worthy Farm headlining the Pyramid Stage. Expect an epic set from the their huge back catalogue of hits from 'Welcome to the Jungle' and 'Sweet Child O' Mine' to 'Paradise City'. Following Guns N' Roses set, Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo round up the highlights of day two at the festival. Other highlights include Glastonbury regular Fat Boy Slim, who first appeared in 1986 with The Housemartins and is now headlining the Park Stage, plus French singer Christine and the Queens, who brings their theatrical and conceptual songs to the Woodsies. Also, a expect a unique performance live in the studio from female-led Discodelica band Say She She.

Fatboy Slim at Glastonbury 2023

11pm-12.15am, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Closing the second day of BBC Four's Glastonbury coverage is one of the world's top DJs - Norman Quentin Cook, better known as Fatboy Slim. In a career that spans more than 25 years of banging club hits and remixes and with endless awards to his name, Fatboy Slim's set promises to be a floor-filler, albeit in a Somerset field. Right Here, Right Now is where you want to be.

Central Cee & Loyle Carner at Glastonbury 2023

12.15am-2am, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer

Vick Hope presents a U.K. rap attack tonight with Central Cee and Loyle Carner. Making his Glastonbury debut, Central Cee is set to bring his unapologetic self to the Other Stage and show us why he is the one to watch. From the West Holts Stage, Loyle Carner, who has been gathering critical acclaim for the past decade and received five star reviews for his recent third album 'hugo,' will bring an emotional, vulnerable and truthful evening to all those watching.

Glastonbury 2023 - Saturday BBC Radio and Sounds schedule

Elton John at the BBC

1am-2am, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

Ahead of his headline and final UK performance at Glastonbury - which will be broadcast on BBC TV and radio - in this celebratory programme, Radio 2 explores Elton's many appearances across the BBC, from his early appearances on The Old Grey Whistle Test, as well as on Radio 1 and Radio 2.

Elton often leaves the descriptions about the most personal songs, like Tiny Dancer and Sacrifice, to his long term musical partner and lifelong friend Bernie Taupin to explain. Elton and lyricist Bernie have been composing together, in separate rooms and often at great speed, for more than 50 years, generating sales of more than 30 million albums and songs known the world over. Classics featured in the programme include Rocket Man, Candle In The Wind, Your Song, Bennie And The Jets and I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues, as well as a beautiful hidden gem from the Tumbleweed Connection album.

Elton is always great value in his chats with presenters including Johnnie Walker, Richard Skinner, Andy Peebles, Steve Wright, Ken Bruce, Bobbie Pryor, Zoe Ball, Greg James and Paul Gambaccini. Highlights include the inside stories on the first time he heard Rocket Man on the radio, stumping Bob Geldof about the identity of the singer on Blue Eyes, the pinnacle of his career when Cary Grant met him backstage at Dodger Stadium and how he performed his recent Cold Heart duet with Dua Lipa live, for the first time, when he was a customer at a beach bar in the south of France.

This programme is available on BBC Sounds from Monday 12 June as part of the BBC Sounds collection, Back To Back Sounds: Glastonbury.

Tracks of My Years - Elton John special

2am-3am, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

This is a special compilation edition of Tracks of My Years - ahead of Elton John's headline and final UK performance at Glastonbury, which will be broadcast on BBC TV and radio. Ever since Elton started playing piano on sessions for bands like The Hollies and answered an advert in the NME in 1967, which led to his introduction to long-time writing partner Bernie Taupin, he has been a musical superstar - selling more than 300 million records worldwide and has the biggest selling single of all time with Candle In The Wind. Since launching his first tour in 1970, Elton has delivered over 4,600 performances in more than 80 countries.

The programme features a host of stars who have chosen some of Elton's greatest hits on Tracks of My Years, including the writer of Lucky Stars Dean Friedman, Dallas actor Linda Gray, Victoria Beckham, DJ Pete Tong, Toto's founding guitarist and songwriter Steve Lukather, rising star Freya Ridings, the composer of Wichita Lineman Jimmy Webb, Craig David, Dan Gillespie Sells from The Feeling, Lionel Richie, Atlantic Records soul legend Sam Moore, Yola, Donny Osmond, Tom Grennan and Tom Robinson.

Craig Charles

10am-1pm, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Craig Charles is live from Worthy Farm for Glastonbury 2023 and chats to special guests including Jockstrap and Big Joanie, as well as learning some ingenious festival snack-hacks courtesy of anarchist cook George Egg.

Also on the show, Craig brings listeners highlights from Say She She's discogenic set from the West Holts Stage, hunts down some of the legends playing later in the day, and catches up with 6 Music's very own Jamz Supernova.

Jamz then takes over (1-4pm), followed by Cerys Matthews (4-7pm), bringing listeners the latest highlights, conversations and performances from the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world.

Dermot O'Leary

3pm-6pm, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

Dermot O'Leary starts the show in the Love Fields with special guest Rick Astley following his set at the Pyramid Stage. He then meets up with king of disco Jake Shears, Tom Grennan and headliners Hot Chip plus some very special secret acts to be announced as he continues roaming the fields of Glastonbury from weird and wonderful locations. With live music from The Arctic Monkeys, Hot Chip, Kelis, RAYE and Maise Peters plus much more.

Tom Ravenscroft and Deb Grant

7pm-9pm, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Tom Ravenscroft and Deb Grant are live from Glastonbury, where they'll be on the hunt for their latest new music fix and playing out some of the best of the fest including live music from the likes of Tinariwen, Lizzo, Ezra Collective, The Murder Capital, Shame, Jockstrap and more.

Glastonbury 2023 - Sunday TV and iPlayer schedule

Rick Astley & Blondie at Glastonbury 2023

5pm-6pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

Lauren Laverne presents two performances from the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. Stepping on Worthy Farm for the first time, Rick Astley is set to bring a mass sing-a-long with his 80s bangers including 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and 'Together Forever'. Plus, New York punk pop legends Blondie return to the festival as frontwoman Debbie Harry, one of the most iconic women in music, leads the band through many of their classic hits from their five decade long career.

Glastonbury 2023

6pm-9pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders are live from the third and final day of Glastonbury, introducing one of the most loved moments and coveted sets of the weekend, known as the tea-time Legends slot. This year it's the turn of British folk singer-songwriter Yusuf/Cat Stevens who first shot to fame in the late 1960s with his Top 10 album 'Matthew & Son.' Set to serenade the Pyramid Stage crowd with classics like 'Father and Son', 'Wild World', 'Where Do The Children Play?', 'Moonshadow' and 'Morning Has Broken,' he is sure to encourage a united sing-a-long moment. From the Other Stage, chart-topping pop vocal powerhouse Becky Hill makes her debut with a spectacular show that no doubt will bring the dancefloor to the fields of Worthy Farm. There will also be a couple of live performances in the studio with Bristol Reggae Orchestra and the Windrush choir, the opening act on the Pyramid Stage.

The Chicks & Dermot Kennedy at Glastonbury 2023

7pm-9pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Huw Stephens takes the helm for tonight's double bill with iconic country act The Chicks, who make their debut at Glastonbury this evening. Having formed in 1989 in Dallas, performing bluegrass and country standards, they've evolved over the years, developing their sound to become more contemporary with politically charged lyrics, leading the way as country music's new generation. From The Other Stage, Dermot Kennedy, marks his second return to Glastonbury bringing with him hits across two number one albums. From busking in Dublin to performing in front of thousands across the globe, Dermot will no doubt show just why he is a musical force of nature.

Elton John at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-11.05pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley present a historic moment in the history of Glastonbury Festival and British music - Elton John's last ever U.K. show. Elton arrives in the fields of Worthy Farm to make his debut, headlining the Pyramid Stage and closing an amazing weekend of live music. With a career of hits spanning over five decades it's guaranteed to be a spectacular and emotional swan song to one of the world's greatest showmen.

Barrington Levy & Candi Staton at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-10pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Jamz Supernova introduces an hour of reggae and soul from the West Holts Stage with Barrington Levy and Candi Staton. First up, Jamaica's 80s dancehall/reggae star, Barrington Levy brings his distinctive voice to the fields of Worthy Farm and a back catalogue of 80s hits. Up next, Candi Staton, brings her club hits 'You Got the Love' and 'Young Hearts Run Free' - something for everyone in this performance.

The War on Drugs & Queens of the Stone Age at Glastonbury 2023

10pm-12.15am, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

For the closing hours of this year's festival, Huw Stephens presents Glastonbury's rock and roll finale from the Other Stage. First up and originally from the East coast of America, with a synth and guitar approach to rock and roll, The War on Drugs will undoubtedly wow the crowd with their hypnotic neo-psychedelic live experience. Queens of the Stone Age, who last performed at Glastonbury in 2011, are set to bring their motorik driving rhythms to spiral the stage to a fitting sand blown close, closing the evening with songs from their eighth studio album, 'In Times New Roman…'

Glastonbury 2023

11.05pm-12.20am, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

As Glastonbury Festival comes to a close, Clara Amfo, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley are live behind the Pyramid Stage taking a look back on a weekend of exceptional live music. After a moment reflecting Elton's triumphant set, they'll introduce highlights of the other Sunday night headliners, including French synth-pop stalwarts Phoenix, who close the Woodsies Stage and London trio Rudimental, who'll have the crowd bouncing over at West Holts. There will be one last unique intimate performance and a lookback at special highlights from across the weekend.

Glastonbury 2023 - Sunday BBC Radio and Sounds schedule

Cerys Matthews

10am-1pm, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Cerys brings listeners all the action from the final day of Glastonbury 2023. Jamz Supernova will then take over (1-4pm), followed by Huw Stephens (4-8pm) who shares live music from across the stages, with sets from The War On Drugs, Barrington Levy, Blondie, Viagra Boys, Beth Orton, Gwenno and more. South African 5 piece The Joy will also join Huw live to perform a special A Cappella performance. Plus he'll catch up with French pop rock band Phoenix and other performers from across the festival.

Jo Whiley

5pm-8pm, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

Jo Whiley talks to Yusuf/ Cat Stevens, one of this year's Glastonbury Legends. Plus she catches up with an array of new artists and headline acts, Cat Burns, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Rudimental, Dermot Kennedy, Gabriels, plus some very special guests still to be announced from weird and wonderful locations across the fields of Glastonbury. Plus live music from the best sets across the weekend.

OJ Borg

8pm-12am, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

OJ Borg presents Sir Elton John's headlining set, live from The Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, for what will be the final UK show of his last ever tour!

Steve Lamacq

8pm-12am, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Steve wraps up Glastonbury 2023 by taking listeners around the stages for as much live music on the Sunday night as he can manage, including Thundercat, The War On Drugs, Caroline Polachek, Alt-J, Phoenix and Queens Of The Stone Age.

Monday 26 June

9pm-10pm, BBC 6 Music and BBC iPlayer

Following their performance at Glastonbury 2023, Manic Street Preachers continue their series of Artist in Residence all this week (Monday 26 Thursday 29 June, 9pm-10pm). The iconic band performed a blistering set at Clwb Ifor Bach for the 6 Music Festival in 2022, including a memorable cover of Borderline by Madonna, finally fulfilling a 32 year promise after they were booked to play the venue, but couldn't as they needed to sign their new record contract.

The band says: "We're thrilled to be 6 Music's Artist in Residence in June. Join us to hear our Glastonbury anthems, musical inspirations and why 1985 was the greatest year for music, ever."

6 Music's Artist In Residence is a journey into the musical soul of an artist, based around a theme or mood. Each episode finds the host playing records that have informed specific periods of their life.

Glastonbury on BBC Sounds

New podcasts, collections and playlists will be available on BBC Sounds including:

Glastonbury Top 10 - Clara Amfo, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley rank all-time classic Glastonbury moments in this new podcast

Back to Back Sounds: Glastonbury - an on-demand collection of the best of this year's audio coverage and Glastonbury editions of BBC programmes such as 6 Music's Morning After Mix and 1Xtra Throwbacks

Glastonbury Daily Playlist - a collection of live tracks performed by artists on the previous day available on Saturday 24th, Sunday 25th and Monday 26 June

How to watch Glasto-cam Live

Glasto-Cam Live, the BBC's famous Glastonbury webcam launches as a soundtracked live stream from Monday 19 June - Sunday 25 June, 4.30am-10pm. You can watch it on BBC iPlayer.

Glastonbury Channel on BBC iPlayer

The hugely successful Glastonbury Channel returns to BBC iPlayer and will be live from Friday 23 - Sunday 25 June. Each day sees BBC Glastonbury presenters bring live sets, performance highlights and interviews with special guests to viewers. Once the festival has finished, the channel will continue showing standout performances from the weekend from Monday 26 - Friday 30 June.

For those wanting a personalised experience, BBC iPlayer also offers the choice to move between continuous live streams from the five main festival stages, watch Pyramid Stage sets in Ultra High Definition or catch up on over 90 on-demand sets from 2023, for 30 days after broadcast.

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