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With less than a month to go until Glastonbury Festival returns, organisers have now shared the full line-up for this year’s festivities, including stage splits and times.

Announced earlier today (29th May), the roster also includes a host of new names, including Dave, Carrie Underwood, Lewis Capaldi and more. Bjorn Again will open the Pyramid Stage on the Friday morning, whilst several of the stages appear with a ‘TBA’ against certain time-slots, including the John Peel headliner on the Saturday. As per previous years, the same day will also see a surprise performer on The Park Stage.

Check the full line-ups over on the official Glastonbury site, here.

Organisers of Glastonbury Festival’s late-night hub Block9 have revealed their 2019 lineup.

Announced almost six months since co-founders Gideön Berger and Stephen Gallagher teased an overhauled area for this year (which has since been confirmed with the subsequent release of Glastonbury’s 2019 map), the ‘upgraded’ Block9 will see appearances from the likes of The Black Madonna, Erick Morillo, HAAI and Josh Wink across its multiple sites – their new IICON venue, Genosys and NYC Downlow. The Friday night (28th June) will also see a Janet Jackson tribute at NYC Downlow.

2017’s Glastonbury saw Block9 celebrate its ten-year anniversary, and within its first decade has established itself as the crux of the festival’s self-proclaimed ‘naughty corner’.

Check the 2019 lineup below:

The incredible @block9official have just revealed their #Glastonbury2019 line-up and a brand new creation, IICON! More info at https://t.co/bE7lWJtlW7 pic.twitter.com/dagGPWUL3u

— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) May 27, 2019

Arcadia organisers have revealed the first details of their upcoming Glastonbury 2019 return, with their new concept, Pangea.

Described by organisers as Arcadia’s “most ambitious engineering project to date”, their new stage (or arena, however you approach it) will remain a Glastonbury exclusive for the time-being, with the concept set to evolve annually over the next 5 years.

Built from an old dock crane, the Pangea structure, which will replace Arcadia’s infamous spider, will stand 50m tall and weigh 140 tonnes, and feature “a core of light, sound and energy [that] pulsates from its epicentre”.

DJ sets confirmed for 2019 so-far include the likes of Bicep, Craig Charles, Fatboy Slim b2b with Eats Everything (under their guise of Fat Boy Eats Everything), Sub Focus, Andy C and Carl Cox, among others.

Check the full line-up below:

Glastonbury Festival organisers have shared their latest 2019 stage announcement, revealing the guestlist for this summer’s setting at The Park.

Headed up by Cat Power, Hot Chip and Rex Orange County, the latest announcement also includes details of the multiple other venues within the area, including The Stonebridge Bar and The Rabbit Hole.

As expected, Mark Ronson will be making an appearance at this year’s Glastonbury, bringing his Club Heartbreak night to Stonebridge, one week on from the release of his upcoming album ‘Late Night Feelings’. Four Tet, My Nu Leng and Denis Sulta will also play the bar.

Additional highlights include a new updates to both The Park stage and Stonebridge alongside a new area – Humblewell – a daytime wellness wonderland which at dusk morphs into late-night jazz home, The Wormhole. There’s also a new Sculpture Garden with work from acclaimed artists alongside the pleasingly hard-to-find Rabbit Hole, The Bimble Inn, HMS Sweet Charity and The Crow’s Nest, which hosts music and the inspiring speakers of The Free University Of Glastonbury.

Check the full lineup below:

Organisers of Glastonbury Festival’s Unfairground have shared their theme for 2019, alongside detailing their expansive line-up.

Nestled within the South Eastern ‘naughty corner’, Unfairground 2019 will be centred around ‘Refugee on the Dancefloor’ with a liberty-related message carrying into the Saturday night (29th June). A third venue has also been added to the area – The Blind Tiger will join existing areas The Flying Bus and Salon Carousel, all of which have their own schedules. And where can you find it? Hidden inside Elvis’s mouth of course! Expect a roaring ’20s design with a sinister, futuristic edge.

Highlights across all of Unfairground include Dusky and Richy Ahmed (at Flying Bus), Subcriminal and Jungle Warriors (Salon Carousel) and The Nextmen, Eva Lazarus and Kosheen’s Sian Evans at Blind Tiger.

Check the lineup below:

The @Unfairground is back in the South East Corner for #Glastonbury2019 with subversive music and art, warped fairground sideshows, iconic sculptural madness and a new venue, The Blind Tiger! Lots more info at https://t.co/x9iMIPeQBB pic.twitter.com/mZkHFITZ9l

— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) May 21, 2019