Glastonbury 2023: When does the festival start and finish - can I watch it at home?

Glastonbury 2023 is almost upon us, with the world-famous festival at Worthy Farm now just a few short weeks away. Some massive headline acts are set to take to the Pyramid Stage this year including Arctic Monkeys, Elton John, Guns N’ Roses and Lizzo.

Thankfully, those who are not lucky enough to have bagged tickets to the huge event this year can watch the whole thing from the comfort of their own sofa. With this in mind, it’s handy to know exactly when the festival will start and finish.

Here’s what you need to know.

When does Glastonbury start and finish?

Glastonbury 2023 starts on Wednesday, June 21 and runs until Sunday, June 25. Most of the music will be on June 23, 24 and 25, so if you’re not lucky enough to be heading to Worthy Farm this year and you’re watching at home instead, these are the dates to pencil into your calendar.

What’s the Glastonbury 2023 lineup this year?

Glastonbury announced its full 2023 line-up earlier this year. It includes:

• Guns N’ Roses
• Arctic Monkeys
• Elton John
• Lizzo
• Aitch
• Alison Goldfrapp
• Alt-J
• Amadou and Mariam
• Becky Hill
• Blondie
• Candi Staton
• Carly Rae Jepsen
• Cat Burns
• Central Cee
• Christine and the Queens
• Chvrches
• Ezra Collective
• Fatboy Slim
• Fever Ray
• Flo
• Fred Again
• Hot Chip
• Joey Bada$$
• Kelis
• Lana Del Rey
• Leftfield
• Lewis Capaldi
• Lil Nas X
• Loyle Carner
• Maggie Rogers
• Mahalia
• Måneskin
• Manic Street Preachers
• Nova Twins
• Phoenix
• Queens of the Stone Age
• Raye
• Rina Sawayama
• Royal Blood
• Rudimental
• Shygirl
• Sparks
• Stefflon Don
• Sudan Archives
• Texas
• The Chicks
• The War on Drugs
• Thundercat
• Tinariwen
• Warpaint
• Weyes Blood
• Wizkid
• Young Fathers
• Yusuf/Cat Stevens

Can I still get tickets to watch Glastonbury 2023?

Tickets for Glastonbury 2023, including those available during the resale on April 20 and April 23, have now sold out.

How can I watch Glastonbury 2023 at home?

The festival will be available to watch and listen to. The BBC will be broadcasting it across TV, radio, BBC Sounds, BBC iPlayer and online. For more information, visit the BBC’s online Glasto hub.