Glastonbury_Festival_line-ups

Glastonbury Festival line-ups

Entertainers at the festival in Glastonbury, Somerset, England, listed by year

Glastonbury Festival is a greenfield music and performing arts festival on farm land near Pilton, England. It was first held in 1970 and has been held in the majority of years since then in the summer. Its line-up is diverse, including music, comedy, circus and theatre, taking place on many different stages and performance areas.

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The Pyramid Stage in 2004

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Stage	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
East Coast Stage	The Chemical Brothers Justin Robertson Two Lone Swordsmen James Holroyd Nathan Detroit Adam Smith Bodyrockers Evil Nine Cakeboy	Darren Emerson DJ Marky, DJ Patife & Stamina MC Goldie Lookin' Chain Abdominal & D-Sisive Timo Maas Way Out West James Lavelle Ozric Tentacles Vagabond Boogaloo Lunaloop Tom Real vs The Rogue Element	2 Many DJs Freestylers Skinnyman & DJ Flip Mylo Diggz with Rodney Terri Walker Youngblood Brass Band Benji B (3 separate performances) Quantic Soul Orchestra Diggz
West Coast Stage	Stereo MC's 808 State System 7 Michael Dog Eat Static Kube 72 Ellen Allien ZubZub London Elektricity Zinc High Contrast Friction The Blackout (Silent disco ran after live music finished)	Hexstatic Dreadzone Layo & Bushwacka! The Bays Tayo (2 separate performances) Mad Professor Dub Show Rennie Pilgrem presents TCR AllStars Stanton Warriors The Beat Jon Moore Hallucinogen In Dub Scratchy Tetchi Aural Imbalance Breakfast with Howard	Lord Gosh Plump DJs BT Zen TV Banco de Gaia Phil K Atomic Hooligan Sharem Jey Jamie Lidell Celloman/Urban Soul Orchestra DJ Monkey Pilot (Silent disco ran after live music finished)

Stage	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
East Coast Stage	Fatboy Slim Klaxons Gus Gus Simian Mobile Disco Max Sedgley Hyper Thomas Gandey !!! Buraka Som Sistema Uncle Buck XX Teens (formerly Xerox Teens)	Mr Scruff Mika Mark Ronson DJ Yoda Sugadaddy Infadels Tim Deluxe The Black Ghosts Phil Kieran Devil’s Gun	Carl Cox Pendulum Dave Clarke Vitalic The Glimmers Shitdisco Kissy Sell Out Elektrons Zero dB Dragonette Polichinelle
West Coast Stage	Trentemøller live Danny Howells System 7 Surgeon AV Show Eat Static Jim Masters A Guy Called Gerald James Gill Ralph Myerz and The Jack Herren Band Alloy Mental Subgiant Kava Kava Marc Vedo Plump DJs Rennie Pilgrem and MC Chickaboo Adam Freeland General Midi and MC Jakes D. Ramirez Dumb Blonde Tom Real Vs The Rogue Element Quest Atomic Hooligan and Jay Cunning The Breakfastaz Ben & Lex Plaza De Funk	Sasha Hybrid Mr C Meat Katie and VJ Anyone Überzone DJ Hal The Bays Will Saul Neville Staple Band Pama International Kenji Williams Breakfast with Howard Marks	Krafty Kuts Coldcut Steve Lawler Dreadzone Bitesize Crazy P Stanton Warriors Phil Hartnoll presents Long Range Future Funk Squad DJ Monkey Pilot The Whip DJ Monkey Pilot

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Contents

1970

1971

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

Pyramid stage

1982

1983

Pyramid stage

1984

Pyramid stage

1985

Pyramid stage

Other stage

1986

Pyramid stage

Stage Two

1987

Pyramid stage

Stage Two

1989

Pyramid stage

1990

Pyramid stage

1992

Pyramid stage

NME stage

Jazz stage

1993

Pyramid Stage

NME Stage

Jazz Stage

Acoustic Stage

1994

Pyramid Stage

NME Stage

Jazz Stage

Acoustic Stage

1995

Pyramid stage

NME stage

1997

Pyramid stage

Other stage

1998

Main stage

Other stage

New stage

Jazzworld stage

Dance tent

1999

Pyramid stage

Other stage

2000

Pyramid stage

Other stage

2002

Pyramid stage

Other stage

2003

Pyramid stage

Other stage

2004

2004 Pyramid stage

2004 Other stage

2004 Dance tent

2004 New tent

2004 Jazzworld stage

2004 Acoustic stage

2004 Avalon stage

2004 The Glade

2005

Pyramid stage

Other stage

John Peel stage

Jazzworld stage