Glastonbury 2015 Episodes Episode guide
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Mary J. Blige
The Queen of Hip Hop Soul makes a belated Glastonbury debut with a hit packed set.
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Mark Ronson
The superstar DJ brings a bit of Uptown Funk to Glasto with a star-studded set
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Marcos Valle
The giant of Brazilian music plays songs from his 50-year career on the West Holts stage.
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Lionel Richie
With hits galore, Lionel draws a huge crowd for an epic Legends slot set
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Lianne La Havas
The folk and soul singer-songwriter brings her beautiful songs to Worthy Farm.
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Leon Bridges
Glastonbury is treated to the glorious voice of soul revivalist Leon Bridges.
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La Roux
Electro-pop and disco artist Elly Jackson plays hits on the John Peel Stage.
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Kate Tempest
The Mercury-nominated rapper, playwright and spoken word artist returns to Glastonbury.
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Kasai Allstars
A supergroup of talents come together to deliver one of the festival's best stage shows.
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Kanye West
One of the biggest names in modern music storms the Pyramid Stage on Saturday night.
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Jungle
West London's soul and funk collective bring their irresistible sound to Worthy Farm.
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Jon Hopkins
The electronic musician and soundtrack composer headlines Saturday's Park Stage.
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Jessie Ware
Jessie showcases her patented slow and deep pop songs on the John Peel Stage.
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Jamie xx
You know there's going to be good times when The xx drummer is behind the decks
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Jamie T
Making a welcome return to Glastonbury, showcasing his third album Carry on the Grudge.
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James Bay
Taking to the Pyramid Stage to perform tracks from his debut album Chaos and the Calm.
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Hozier
Guilt and desire combine in the songs of this intense young man from County Wicklow.
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Hot Chip
Acclaimed London-based electronic pop group headline Friday's West Holts stage.
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Gregory Porter
Much-loved Grammy-winning jazz singer and songwriter performs on the West Holts stage.
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GOAT
The costumed, anonymous psychedelic rock collective from Sweden return to Glastonbury.
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Glass Animals
A second visit to Worthy Farm for Oxford's rural electronica collective.
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Giant Sand
Elegant indie folk sung with a voice of experience by prolific songwriter Howe Gelb.
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George Ezra
Hertford's answer to Howlin' Wolf returns to Worthy Farm after a triumphant year.
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Gaz Coombes
Ex-Supergrass frontman returns to Glastonbury to play songs from celebrated album Matador
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Future Islands
Baltimore synth-rock trio bring their heartfelt songs to the Other Stage
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Florence + the Machine
Florence Welch and co triumph with an energetic and euphoric headline set
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FKA twigs
A dazzling and mesmerizing set from the boundary-pushing artist
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FFS
A perfect Worthy Farm musical union between Franz Ferdinand and Sparks.
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Father John Misty
The folk-rocker performs songs from his critically acclaimed album I Love You, Honeybear.
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Fat White Family
Grubby and wild London group with artful intentions play their second Glastonbury.
