How to catch all of the action at Glastonbury 2023!

Glastonbury Festival returns to Worthy Farm for 2023 - and here's how you can follow all the fun from home!

Running from Wednesday 21 June – Sunday 25 June, the legendary Somerset event promises another incredible line up, featuring the likes of Elton John, Arctic Monkeys, Lizzo and more, and the BBC will once again be the destination to catch all the standout sets and must-watch moments.

Across BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds, TV, radio, online and more, there's plenty of options for fans wanting to get up close on the action. Here's your complete guide to how you can stay up-to-date across the weekend...

BBC iPlayer is your go-to place for live performances, classic Glasto content and many more special treats!

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In the lead up to the event, you can build your excitement by watching the festival site setting up in real time on the Glasto-Cam on iPlayer. The BBC’s famous Glastonbury webcam launches as a live stream from Monday 19th June – Sunday 25th June, giving you an aerial view of Worthy Farm from sunrise to sunset and soundtracked with BBC Sounds music mixes.

You can also get in the mood for the music that is to come by watching our Greatest Hits stream, which will feature back-to-back iconic performances from past festivals, streamed 24 hours a day from Monday 19th June – Sunday 25th June.

During the event itself, you'll be able to tune into our special Glastonbury Channel, which will run on iPlayer from Friday to Sunday. Here, you'll get a curated and continuous stream of major live moments, exclusive interviews and some of the magic from behind the scenes - all presented by some of your favourite BBC radio and TV hosts.

As in previous years, there will be live streams from the five major stages (Pyramid Stage, Other Stage, Park Stage, West Holts Stage and the John Peel Stage) for you to enjoy even more of your favourite bands and artists.

For the first time, performances on the Pyramid Stage will be streamed live in British Sign Language throughout the weekend, and for the second year running, we will be broadcasting the Pyramid Stage in Ultra HD.

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After the weekend, you will be able to watch back full sets from over 90 artists on iPlayer, with the Pyramid Stage headliners available in UHD. You'll also be able to watch must-watch standalone tracks from all of these acts.

You can find these by searching for Glastonbury on iPlayer, or you can watch our Glastonbury 2023 Highlights stream, a continuous livestream which will bring you the most iconic sets from this year's festival from Monday 26th June to Sunday 2nd July.

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BBC Sounds will bring you the very best of the Glasto action, before, during and after the big event. Head to Sounds for continuous coverage all day, every day, including Pyramid Stage headliners Elton John, Arctic Monkeys and Guns N' Roses, and other selected performances live in full and available on demand.

There'll be so much on offer that some listeners might not know where to start. As we get closer to the event, you can head to Back To Back Glastonbury to find a curated playlist of live sets and highlights to enjoy.

You can brush up on your Worthy Farm history with Glastonbury Top 10 on BBC Sounds, a new podcast available now where Clara Amfo, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley rank all-time classic Glastonbury moments.

Available now, you can check out Artist Icons on Back To Back Sounds to find collections from Glastonbury Artists:

• Elton John - including Elton John and Me hosted by the acclaimed TV writer Russell T Davies
• Arctic Monkeys - including Arctic Monkeys and Me, hosted by renowned comedian Richard Ayoade
• Lizzo - including I Stan Lizzo hosted by influencer Megan Jayne Crabbe

For all those Glasto fans wanting to start early, Sounds will offer Glastonbury Takeovers of lots of your favourite shows in the lead up to the event.

During the festival, there will be a daily Glastonbury playlist landing on Sounds, running through some of the best tracks performed the previous day.

On radio and BBC Sounds, you'll be able to enjoy a whole load of Glastonbury programming, starting on Wednesday 21 June, running through to Sunday 25 June.

Expect to hear highlights from the farm broadcast across Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 1Xtra and 6 Music, plus some full sets from the festival including Elton John (Radio 2), and Wizkid (1Xtra).

6 Music will be kicking off Radio coverage with All Day Glastonbury on Wednesday 21 June where Lauren Laverne will broadcast live between 7.30am-10.30am from the Glastonbury gates as the first festival-goers arrive. They will be reflecting the festival, with some presenters broadcasting live from Worthy Farm, throughout the weekend.

Coverage on BBC Radio 1 Dance begins on Thursday 22 June from 6pm, as Danny Howard, Pete Tong and Sarah Story (6pm-8pm) launch the station’s takeover of the BBC Music Introducing stage. Overnight on Saturday 24 June, they will broadcast an Essential Mix special live from Shangri-La.

From Friday 23 June across the weekend, Radio 1's Vick and Jordan will be bringing you their afternoon show live from Worthy Farm from 1pm-4pm.

On 1Xtra, Tiffany Calver and Kenny Allstar host a Glastonbury special on Friday 23 June (9pm-midnight), which will include Wizkid’s performance on the Other Stage. On Saturday, DJ Target will broadcast a special takeover show from the BBC Music Introducing stage.

The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on Radio 2 will once again be live from Glastonbury on the Friday (7am-10am), featuring live music performances, guests, and festival action from across the site courtesy of Richie Anderson and Tina Daheley. On the Saturday, Dermot O’Leary presents a Glastonbury special, also coming live from Worthy Farm (3pm-6pm). On the Sunday, Jo Whiley (5pm-8pm) brings listeners more live performances and highlights from the weekend, before OJ Borg (8pm-midnight) presents a show featuring Elton John’s headline set live from the Pyramid Stage.

Whether you're tuning into BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three or BBC Four, there will be great performances and Glasto highlights to enjoy across all the main TV channels.

BBC Two will broadcast a selection of new programmes in the lead up to the festival, including We Love Glastonbury and Glastonbury Anthems, and an updated version of Glastonbury: 50 Years And Counting.

Subscribe to the BBC Music YouTube channel to watch the biggest music moments from the weekend. We'll be bringing you handpicked tracks from major sets across five stages, as well as special performances from behind the scenes - all of which will be available worldwide.

You can also get a taster of what to expect by checking out some of the YouTube playlists from last year's event:

• Glastonbury 2022 - Must Watch Tracks
• Glastonbury 2022 - Headliners & Legends
• Glastonbury 2022 - Hidden Gems
• Glastonbury 2022 - Special Performances

Follow BBC Glastonbury on Instagram and Twitter for the ultimate behind-the-scenes festival experience. We’ll be sharing clips from standout performances, plus giving you an exclusive backstage look, capturing all the moments with artists that fans don’t usually get to see.

Basically, we’ll be right in the heart of the action and bringing you all the gossip from Worthy Farm, so get involved!