BBC reveal full list of sets being streamed on The Glastonbury Experience iPlayer channel

24 June 2020, 16:57 | Written by Cerys Kenneally

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While many are feeling down about not being at Glastonbury this weekend, the BBC has revealed the full list of sets that will be streamed on their Glastonbury Experience iPlayer pop-up channel this weekend.

The Glastonbury Experience was announced last month, and will be available across BBC Television, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio and BBC Sounds.

BBC's Glastonbury Experience will take the place of this year's 50th anniversary celebrations, which had to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Before today (24 June), the BBC revealed that sets from Oasis, Lorde, Bloc Party, IDLES, Disclosure, Janelle Monáe, Laura Marling, Haim, Royal Blood, The Streets, Sheryl Crow, and Elbow would be available on the pop-up channel.

This afternoon, BBc have revealed the full list of sets that will be available to watch over the weekend. The pop-up channel launches tomorrow (25 June), and will feature sets from Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, The Charlatans, Fontaines DC, Little Simz, Lewis Capaldi, Billie Eilish, Jay-Z, Kano, Dave, Bon Iver, Lady Gaga, PJ Harvey, Arctic Monkeys, and more. Check out the full list below.

Earlier this week we shared the schedule for our dedicated #Glastonbury2020 channel..

Now we can share with you every full set you will be able to watch on @BBCiPlayer, minus a few surprise classic sets we'll share over the weekend

Get ready... there are a lot... pic.twitter.com/igh8j6gOuZ
— BBC Glastonbury (@bbcglasto) June 24, 2020

Earlier this week, Glastonbury fans were speculating whether something would be happening at Worthy Farm this weekend after spotting TV trucks at the festival site. BBC confirmed yesterday (23 June) on Twitter that nothing exclusive is happening, "For the eagle-eyed who’ve spotted trucks by the Pyramid Stage on our Glastonbury webcam, that’s just our team getting ready to film links for the TV coverage. No unexpected big surprises here and Glastonbury asked us to remind you that Worthy Farm remains closed to the public."

For the eagle-eyed who’ve spotted trucks by the Pyramid Stage on our Glastonbury webcam, that’s just our team getting ready to film links for the TV coverage. No unexpected big surprises here and @glastonbury asked us to remind you that Worthy Farm remains closed to the public.
— BBC Glastonbury (@bbcglasto) June 23, 2020