Glastonbury, the pinnacle of music festivals, is back this weekend with a star-studded lineup. From The 1975 to Olivia Rodrigo, the festival promises an unforgettable experience. If you’re unable to attend in person, fret not; the BBC is here to save the day.
For those tuning in on TV, the broadcast schedule is packed with must-see performances. From The 1975 on Friday to Olivia Rodrigo closing on Sunday, every moment is a treat. But what if you prefer to catch the action live as it happens? Streaming is the answer.
The BBC offers extensive online coverage via its Glastonbury website, allowing you to choose your preferred stage. From The Pyramid Stage to The Other Stage, the options are endless. And the cherry on top? Select sets are available in stunning 4K Ultra HD.
However, if you find yourself outside the UK, accessing BBC iPlayer might pose a challenge. Fear not, for a VPN can be your ticket to uninterrupted viewing pleasure. By connecting to a UK server, you can enjoy live performances hassle-free.
Speaking of options, radio enthusiasts can tune in to over 90 hours of Glastonbury coverage across various BBC radio stations. With Radio 1, Radio 2, and more on the airwaves, you won’t miss a beat. For a seamless listening experience, the BBC Sounds app is your go-to.
And for the ultimate immersive experience, don’t forget about the Glastonbury live webcam. Offering a panoramic view of the festival grounds, including iconic stages like the Pyramid Stage, it’s the perfect complement to your viewing experience.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, Glastonbury 2025 has something for everyone. So, grab your devices, set up your viewing spot, and get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of one of the world’s most renowned music festivals, right from the comfort of your home.