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Stay up to date on all the latest news, tickets updates and line-up info with Glastonbury newsletter Colour modes increase legibility of text on the website. Greyscale mode will display the site ...

Stay up to date on all the latest news, tickets updates and line-up info with Glastonbury newsletter Colour modes increase legibility of text on the website. Greyscale mode will display the site ...

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A very big thank you to all who chose to spend precious time this year exploring, indulging and delighting in all that the fabulous fields of Theatre and Circus have to offer. Your smiling faces, ...

Acts included: Echo & The Bunnymen, Aswad, Joe Cocker, Style Council and The Boomtown Rats. Attendance: 40,000.Tickets: £16. Programme: 90p.

Again, this was a bigger Festival than the preceding year’s event. Due to the growth there were additions to the farm office, communications, welfare and medical teams. The Theatre and Childrens Areas ...

This was the first year that the donations from the profits of the Festival were made to Greenpeace and Oxfam. Michael Eavis felt that with the ending of the Cold War that people’s concerns had ...