The Glastonbury 2013 Festival has officially released the lineup for this summer, which includes some major headliners such as the Arctic Monkeys, The Rolling Stones, Mumford & Sons, Portishead, and so many more. See after the break for the full lineup and artwork.
This year’s Glastonbury Music Festival, which is set to take place June 28th-30th in Pilton, UK this summer is certainly making up for the fact that the event had to be cancelled last year due to a shortage of police officers and portable bathrooms, which were needed for the 2012 Olympic Games held in London, England.
2013’s lineup is pretty stacked, and includes many acts and even a headliner from the Coachella Music & Arts Festival 2013. Since there are too many amazing acts to highlight this year, we invite you to check out the lineup artwork and our text lineup below.
Full list of scheduled acts by stage (in alphabetical order):
Glastonbury Festival 2013 Lineup
PYRAMID STAGE:
Arctic Monkeys
Ben Howard
Billy Bragg
Dizze Rascal
Elvis Costello & The Imposters
First Aid Kit
Haim
Jake Bugg
Kenny Rogers
Laura Mvula
Mumford & Sons
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Primal Scream
Professor Green
Rita Dra
Rokia Traoré
The Rolling Stones
Rufus Wainwright
The Vaccines
Vampire Weekend
OTHER STAGE:
Alabama Shakes
Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra
Atl-J
Azealia Banks
Chase & Status
Editors
Enter Shikari
Example
Fools
The Hives
I Am Kloot
The Lumineers
Of Monsters and Men
Portishead
Public Image Ltd
The Smashing Pumpkins
Tame Impala
Two Door Cinema Club
The xx
WEST HOLTS STAGE:
Alice Russell
BadBadNotGood
The Bombay Royale
Chic ft. Nile Rodgers
The Child of Lou
Dub Colossus
Goat
Lianne La Havahs
Major Lazer
Matthew E. White
Maverick Sabre
Ondatrópica
The Orb & Indigenous People
Public Enemy
Riat Jazz
Seasick Steve
Sergio Mendes
Tom Tom Club
Toro Y Moi
The Weekend
The PARK STAGE:
Calexico
Cat Power
Devendra Banhart
Dinosaur Jr.
Django Django
Ed Harcourt
Fuck Buttons
Half Moon Run
The Horrors
Josephine
King Krule
Melody’s Echo Chamber
Michael Kiwanuka
Palma Violets
Rodriguez
Solange
Stealing Sheep
Steven Mason
Teleman
Tim Burgess
JOHN PEEL STAGE:
Bastille
The Courteeners
Crystal Castles
Daughter
Everything Everything
Frightened Rabbit
Hurts
Jagwar Ma
James Blake
Jessie Ware
Johnny Marr
Local Natives
Miles Kane
Peace
Phoenix
Savages
The Strypes
Tom Odell
Toy
Tyler, The Creator & Earl Sweatshirt
Villagers
SILVER HAYES:
Aluna George
Charles Bradley
The Congos
David Rodigan
Dogblood
Disclosure
The Family Stone
Gold Panda
Hot Natured
Julio Bashmore
Nas
Netsky
Rudimental
SBTRKT
Skream & Benga
Sub Focus
TEED
Wiley
The 2 Bears
ACOUSTIC TENT:
Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kinds
Gabrielle Aplin
Glen Hansard
Gretchen Peters
KT Tunstall
Lucinda Williams
Martha Wainwright
Martin Stephenson & The Daintees
The Proclaimers
Seth Lakeman
Sinéad O’Connor
Steve Winwood
AVALON STAGE:
Ben Caplan
Beverley Knight
Crowns
The Destroyers
Evan Danda
Gary Clark Jr.
JJ Grey & Mofro
Josh Doyle
Lucy Rose
Mad Dog Mcrea
Molatou Jukebox
Newton Faulkner
Oysterband
Penguin Café
The Staves
Shooglenifty
Stornaway
The Urban Voodoo Machine
Vintage Trouble
Xavier Rudd
THEATRE & CIRCUS:
Abandonman
Chris Bull
The Demon Barbers
The Infinite Monkey Cage
Josie Long
Lost Locos
Maia
Marcus Brigstocke
The Monsters of Schlock
Oliver Grossetête
Pirates of the Carabina
Ray Hutchins
Twister
BLOCK 9:
Bill Brewster
Brawther
Digital & Spirit
Flight
Gene Hunt
Grant Nelson
Greg Wilson
Horse Meat Disco
Kerri Chandler
Masca
Maurice Fulton
MC Chickaboo
Randall
Robert Owens
Tyree Cooper
Underground Paris
Youngsta
SPIRIT OF ’71:
DJ James Monro
DJ Tristan
Don Letts
Electric Swing Circuss
Gypsy Hill
Mixhell
Robyn Hitchcock and the Venus 3
Simian Mobile Disco
Slim Chance
System 7 vs Eat Stativ
Terakaft
ALSO SCHEDULED:
Arcadia
The Common
Croissant-Neuf
The Field of Avalon
Green Fields
Green Futures
Green Peace
The Healing Field
Kidzfield
Leftield
The Pilton Palis
Shangri-La: The Afterlife
Strummerville
The Unfairground
INTRODUCING:
The Arctic Dome
Blues
Genosys
Glasto Latino
The Glastonbury Free Press
Gully
Sonic
The Summerhouse
William’s Green
And still more acts & attractions to be announced across 100 stages!
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