Then you have the Park Stage, where some of the coolest acts on site come to play and many a secret set has cropped up, from Radiohead to Pulp and, at the entirely opposite end of the industry spectrum, the Big Easy Jam is a space full of instruments that any old bozo can have a crack on, and watch the tent fill with people thinking they’ve stumbled on a secret gig by King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard. Main attractions: First off, you can’t miss the huge Ribbon Tower at the top of the Park, where people go when they misunderstand their friends saying they want to get high.

What’s happening there: Leftfield music, secret gigs, massive maypole action, general Alice In Wonderland sort of stuff. Where to find it: Beside the tipi village on the hill to the south of the site coming from the Other Stage field keep going past Arcadia, you can make it!

Who it’s for: Families, fancy dress freaks and considerate ravers

Glastonbury 2019: 10 absolutely infuriating set clashes.

Bliss.ĭon’t miss: The Sunday specials – town bands playing covers songs, guilty pleasure acts, etc. If you want to watch a popular act in relative comfort, get inside the first crowd barrier and stand right in front of it. Insider tips: If it’s sunny (yeah, right), there’s a handy line of trees on the right hand side of the field (as you face the stage) for shade, and always enter and leave the field on the right hand side too – the vast majority of the crowds crush in from the marketplace end. Only get here early for popular headliners. Don’t make the rookie mistake of camping out here all day to reserve your space for a band on at 5pm, you’ll be able to get plenty close enough just by turning up at ten to and you’re missing the goddamn festival.

When to get there: Ten minutes before the band you want to watch is on.

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