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Full Glastonbury Line-Up Revealed

added 28 April 2008 at 16.47

Panic At The Disco, Massive Attack and Groove Armada have been revealed as Other Stage headliners while surprise performers include the legendary Shakin' Stevens.

The National, Jamie T and Biffy Clyro will crown the John Peel Stage while elsewhere Fatboy Slim, System 7 and Hercules & Love Affair will be bringing the beats.

The full line-up is:

The Glastonbury line-up is:

Friday June 27:

Pyramid Stage:
Kings Of Leon, The Fratellis, Editors, The Gossip, The Feeling, KT Tunstall, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, The Subways, Kate Nash

Other Stage:
Panic At The Disco, The Enemy, We Are Scientists, Foals, The Hoosiers, Ben Folds, Vampire Weekend, Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong, Hilltop Hoods

John Peel Stage:
Jamie T, The Cribs, Reverend And The Makers, The Kills, MGMT, The Ting Tings, Young Knives, Lightspeed Champion, Make Model, Glasvegas, Patric Watson, Royworld

Jazz World Stage:
Jimmy Cliff, Estelle, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Candi Staton, Alabama 3, Phantom Limb, Mankala

Park Stage:
Pete Doherty, Dizzee Rascal, John Cale, Edwyn Collins, The Duke Spirit, Operator Please, Sons And Daughters, Santogold, Beggars, Magic Wands, Island Line, The Langley Sisters

Acoustic Tent
Seasick Steve, Sinead O'Connor, Newton Faulkner, Arno Carstens, Eddi Reader, Camille O'Sullivan, Eleanor McEvoy, Devon Sproule, Acoustic Stage Blues Club with Grainne Duffy

Avalon Stage:
Sharon Shannon and Big Band, Xavier Rudd, Hazel O'Connor, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Ron Sexsmith, Frank Turner, Kissmet, Hobo Jones And The Junkyard Dogs

Left Field:
John Byrne, David Ford, Frank Turner, Beans On Toast, Alabama 3, The Holloways, Kate Nash, Jenners Field, Charlotte Campbell, Dance For Life, Tawiah, Hebe Jones, Buddha Tears, Dockers MC, Brit School Presents – Dance For Life

Queen's Head:
DJ Tayo's Tracksuit Party, DJ Smash 'n' Grab, Kate Nash, The Script, Young Knives, Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong, The Holloways, Captain, Babel, Team Waterpolo

The Glade:
Steve Hillage's Mirror System, Dreadzone, Tayo, Freefall Collective, Nick Warren Sunset Set, Sian Evans and Simon Kingman, Dr. Meaker, Clive Craske, Simon Atkinson and the Ben Marcato Trio, The Charles Hazlewood All Stars

Dance Village East:
Fatboy Slim, Roisin Murphy, X-Press 2, Hercules And Love Affair, Cicada, 20/20 Soundsystem

Dance Village West:
Booka Shade, James Zabelia, The Sound and Sinden, Freestylers, Infadels, Zion Train

Dance Lounge
Ozomatli, N Dubz, Djs Queens Of Noize, DJ Pete Gooding, Kid British, DJ Beardyman

G Stage:
Stanton Warriors, Utah Saints, Soul Of Man, Drum Monkeys, Beber and Tamara

Pussy Parlure:
House Meat Disco, Yard Dogs Road Show, Soul Train, Martina Topley-Bird

Saturday June 28:

Pyramid Stage:
Jay-Z, Very Special Guest TBC, Manu Chao, The Raconteurs, James Blunt, Crowded House, Seasick Steve, The Hold Steady, Shakin' Stevens

Other Stage:
Massive Attack, Hot Chip, Elbow, Duffy, The Wombats, Neon Neon, Black Kids, The Golden Silvers, The Travelling Band

John Peel Stage:
Biffy Clyro, The Futureheads, Band Of Horses, Black Lips, The Courteneers/The Black Keys, Vampire Weekend, British Sea Power, Holy Fuck, The Teenagers, Hilltop Hoods, Emmy The Great, Dogtanion

Jazz World Stage:
Ethiopiques, Buddy Guy, Imagined Village, Joan Armatrading, Eric Bibb, Massukos, The Blessing, Bedouin Jerry Can Band

Park Stage:
CSS, Battles, MGMT, Music Through Unconventional Means, Kool Keith and Kutmaster Kurt, Alphabeat, St Vincent, Jape, Eugene McGuinness

Acoustic Tent
Gilbert O'Sullivan, The Swell Season featuring Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, Glenn Tilbrook and the Fluffers, Seth Lakeman, Andy Fairweather-Low and the Low Riders, The Gilmore, Sid Griffin and the Coal Porters, Emily Maguire, Acoustic Stage Blues Club with Grainne Duffy, The Travelling Band

Avalon Stage:
The Proclaimers, Will Young, Alabama 3 unplugged, The Handsome Family, The Wurzels, Rachel Unthank and the Winterset, Bacalao, Malarchy, One String Loose

Left Field:
New York Fund, Lazy Habits, Reverend And The Makers, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, Neville Staple, The Krak, The Mentalists, Rock Against Racism, Cars On Fire, Flykiller

Queen's Head:
DJ Sean Rowley, DJ Annie Mac, The Pigeon Detectives, White Denim, Ron Sexsmith, Teddy Thompson, The Duke Spirit, Modern Skirts, Edenheight

The Glade:
Squarepusher, Mark Broom, Massonix, DJ Donna Summer, Six By Seven, Danny Howells, Cassette Boy and DJ Rubbish, Radioactive Man, Robert Logan, Rob Hall, Symmetrik, Vexkiddy

Dance Village East:
Unkle, DJ Eddie Temple Morris, Roni Size Reprazent, Simian Mobile Disco, Kid Sister, A-Trak

Dance Village West:
Dj Dave Seaman, Black Dog, Nicky Holloway and Trevor Fung, The Grid, Atomic Hooligan, A Skillz

Dance Lounge:
DJ Format, Audio Bullys, Cadence Weapon, Nightmovies, Natty, Trojan Sound System

G Stage:
Pendulum (DJ set), Roland Bastard, Beat Torrent, The Japanese Popstars, Sub Focus

Pussy Parlure:
We Don't Play, Yard Dogs Road Show, Healer Selecta inc. Sound System, Size 9, Healer Select

Sunday June 29:

Pyramid Stage:
The Verve, Leonard Cohen, Goldfrapp, Very Special Guest TBC, John Mayer, Gilbert O' Sullivan, TBC

Other Stage:
Groove Armada, The Zutons, The Pigeon Detectives, Mark Ronson, Scouting For Girls, Jack Penate, Newton Faulkner, Black Mountain, Hoodoo Gurus

John Peel Stage:
The National, Spiritualized, Crystal Castles, Brian Jonestown Massacre,
The Stars, The Courteneers/The Black Keys, Rocket Summer, Friendly Fires, The Whip, Yeasayer

Jazz World Stage:
King Solomon Burke, Eddy Grant, Dub Colossus, Asere and Billy Cobham, Balkan Beat Box, Almasala, Portico Quartet, Sense Of Sound

Park Stage:
My Morning Jacket, Tunng, Vetiver, Caribou, Laura Marling, Mystery Jets, Kathryn Williams and Neill MacColl, The Cave Singers, Alberta Cross, Mumford and Sons, Alan Tyler and The Lost Songs of Littlefield, Redbridge Brass Band

Acoustic Tent
Joan Baez, Suzanne Vega, The London Community Gospel Choir, Stackridge, Tom Baxter, Tift Merritt, Foy Vance, Acoustic Stage Blues Club with Grainne Duffy, Amsterdam, Lazenby

Avalon Stage:
Katie Melua, Blazin' Fiddles, Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara, John Tams and Barry Coope, The Baghdaddies Big Band, the Family Mahone, Rafven, Nuala and The Alchemy Quartet, Prison Love

Left Field:
Night Of Treason, Neck, Billy Bragg, Dirty Pretty Things, The Bluetones, Build A Band – Youth Music, Jail Guitar Doors (film), Phill Jupitus, Left Field Rally with Tony Benn, Carnival Collective

Queen's Head:
DJs The Voguettes, Soulsavers, Elbow, Noah And The Whale, Florence And The Machine, Congregation, Dengue Fever, Dawn Kinnard, the Cock'n'bullkid, Ladyhawke

The Glade:
Eatstatic, Tristan, Lucas, Flip Flop, Regan, ZubZub, Aliki, Pathaan

Dance Village East:
Kosheen, DJ Annie Mac, Sam Sparro, The Black Ghosts, Does It Offend You, Yeah?

Dance Village West:
Derek May, System 7, Kraak and Smaak, Lee Coombs, The Whip

Dance Lounge:
Annie, The Presets, Punks Jump Up, Ladyhawke

G Stage:
Magnetic Man, Caspa and Rusko, Appleblim, Basecleff, Moody Boyz, Digidub

Pussy Parlure:
Generals HiFi, Balkan Beat Box, Kokolo Ray, Ipek, Loungeclash

What do you think? A great line-up or glad that you didn't get tickets? Let us know below.

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1. Havent been for years and not going again. Been there done the occasion and seen all the greenfields ect and what it has to offer more than once. What it really boils down to is im a music fan and i go to see bands not sit in wonder up at the stone circle so when a festival has the arrogance to not announce the bands 'till the tickets are sold i dont see why i should pay loads and take a chance and hope there may be one or two that i want to see. Kinda back fired for a lot of people this year who were happy to go along with this over the time. I mean the one or two i want to see i normally see in the year ahead anyway. oh yeah and got fed up with the amateur thieves ripping stuff off to. (Albeit crap stuff). Theres no end of festivals now, some free with good lineups and a choice of music which, within, your bound to find something you like. Oh and its a big world out there to. Try the rest of the world . We go to Finland quite alot. If you havent been before to Glasto though...........go. You have to do it!

   Posted by Boycee on 09/06/2008 14:17:13 | report abuse

2. Rubbish, rubbish and more RUBBISH...
   
   I wonder how many sponsors will be there.. This year, Glastonbury will would like to thank our sponsors....
   
   The whole ethos has gone.. Mud! Drop the ticket price, give me better access in/out and lose those freakin' sponsors, I remember when bands used to play for virtually nothing (Inspirals when Noel ran on stage wearing a cows head!!!!)
   
   Download fest for me..
   
   Enjoy

   Posted by Paul L on 05/05/2008 10:07:20 | report abuse

3. Looks brilliant. Wish I was going, but chose Radiohead in Manchester instead this year.

   Posted by Wavey Davey on 30/04/2008 07:25:31 | report abuse

4. bring the muddd!!!

   Posted by Jay the horse on 29/04/2008 18:34:05 | report abuse

5. 'Im hearing you guys'....! 'Lily it is true what you u say my love, I never really thought of it like that'... Im gonna shut me mouth Lol and just look forward to the the fest and all the bands that are on. Lets av it.....................

   Posted by Faye Shortt on 29/04/2008 18:17:59 | report abuse

6. yes, admittedly, i'm not bowled over by any of the pyramid stage headliners, but the rest of the line-up is soooooooo good it barely matters. can't wait.....

   Posted by emmab on 29/04/2008 16:48:25 | report abuse

7. Yes, maybe it doesn't quite compare with last years, the killers, arctic monkeys, the who, arcade fire etc etc takes some beating infact last year saw some of the best festival lineups we've seen in a while, Reading & Leeds had amazing lineups and even V (dare I say it) was pretty good, but this isn't a bad lineup by any means. Also we need to remember there was no Glasto in 2006 so last year they brought together the best of 06 and 07s music. There are some very very good acts here and there's no way you'd get to see all of them anyway. Glastonbury is all about diversity and the experience. I have my ticket, and I can't wait.

   Posted by lily on 29/04/2008 16:36:14 | report abuse

8. as always there's something for everyone. Glastonbury has never been about headline acts for me. The best bit is just wandering about and coming across something you've never seen/heard before and having a fuckin ball! can't wait.
   Bit dubious about Shakin' Stevens being described as 'legendary' though!

   Posted by michele on 29/04/2008 16:14:17 | report abuse

9. Saturday 28th June, Pyramid Stage, "Very Special Guest TBC" just before Jay-Z....
   
   Coldplay.
   
   You heard it here first.

   Posted by DaveS on 29/04/2008 15:40:39 | report abuse

10. i think this a good line up... i think J-Z will surprise everyone, esp if he plays with linkin park like i hear he will.... I agree with jools, this isnt just about the headliners, its the whole experience, and bet this year it will hot (hopefully), just to annoy the glasto haters this year...

    Posted by ricky hodges on 29/04/2008 14:25:10 | report abuse