
A constantly updated list of artists confirmed, rumoured and ruled out for Glastonbury 2020 so far…
Last Updated: March 13
As with every Glastonbury-year, the speculation about who might play the legendary Festival is always very high, and with 2020 being the 50th-anniversary celebrations of the Worthy Farm-held event – the Glasto rumour-mill has already been kicked into gear for quite some time now.
The first line-up taster for Glastonbury 2020 will probably not be unveiled by the Festival’s officials until the end of March/beginning of April, with the full line-up usually being unveiled towards the end of May.
That being said, there are many artists which ‘self-confirm’ prior to the official announcements, by divulging the news during interviews, via social media or website listings.
Below you’ll find a compiled list* of all the acts officially confirmed for Glastonbury 2020 thus far, alongside self-confirmed or rumoured artists who are still in the frame to headline or make the line-up at this year’s Festival, in addition to acts ‘ruled out’ from playing due to whatever the circumstance may be – Sourced mainly but not limited to Glastonbury’s official website and various forums including eFestivals, in addition to Twitter posts, comments, interviews, clashing tour dates and exclusives announcements.
Feel free to bookmark this page to your favourites, as we will be constantly updating it over the coming weeks and months to reflect changes on the ground throughout the buildup to Glastonbury’s 50th-anniversary this summer.
*Red-highlights indicate new additions/changes.
OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED
(by Glastonbury Festival / Michael Eavis / Emily Eavis)
- Diana Ross – Pyramid Stage, Sunday afternoon Legends Slot
- Lana Del Rey – Pyramid Stage
- Paul McCartney – Pyramid Stage, Saturday headliner
- Taylor Swift – Pyramid Stage, Sunday headliner
- Wolf Alice – Confirmed by Michael Eavis
- Aitch
- AJ Tracey
- Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals
- Angel Olsen
- Anna Calvi
- The Avalanches
- Banks
- Baxter Dury
- Beabadoobee
- The Big Moon
- Big Thief
- Black Uhuru
- Blossoms
- Brittany Howard
- Burna Boy
- Cage The Elephant
- Camila Cabello
- Candi Staton
- Caribou
- Cate Le Bon
- Celeste
- Charli XCX (John Peel Stage)
- Clairo
- Confidence Man
- Crowded House
- Danny Brown
- Declan McKenna
- Dizzee Rascal
- Dua Lipa
- EarthGang
- EOB
- Editors
- Elbow
- Fatboy Slim
- FKA twigs
- Fontaines D.C.
- Gilberto Gil & Family
- Glass Animals
- Goldfrapp
- Greentea Peng
- Groove Armada
- Haim
- Happy Mondays
- Herbie Hancock
- Imelda May
- The Isley Brothers
- JARV IS…
- Jehnny Beth
- The Jesus and Mary Chain
- Kacey Musgraves
- Kano
- Kelis
- Khruangbin
- KOKOKO!
- La Roux
- Laura Marling
- Lianne La Havas
- The Lightning Seeds
- London Grammar
- Mabel
- Manic Street Preachers
- Metronomy
- Nadine Shah
- Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
- Nubya Garcia
- The Orielles
- Pet Shop Boys
- Phoebe Bridgers
- Primal Scream
- Richard Dawson
- Robyn
- Rufus Wainwright
- Sam Fender
- Sampa The Great
- Seun Kuti
- Sinead O’Connor
- Skunk Anansie
- Snarky Puppy
- Soccer Mommy
- The Specials
- Squid
- The Staves
- Supergrass
- Suzanne Vega
- Thom Yorke Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes
- Thundercat
- Tinariwen
- TLC
- Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes
- Tones And I
SELF-CONFIRMED
(by the artist)
- Adam Scott Glasspool
- Carl Cox
- Clairo
- DJ Louie Louie (Delux Diner – Shangri-La)
- Ed Petrie
- Fun Lovin’ Criminals
- Grainne Duffy
- Jesse Malin
- Joe Rooney (Actor / Comedian)
- Jon Udry
- Mik Artistik (Glasto staple)
- Mike Skinner (DJ Set)
- Neil Balfour
- Papaphone (Lost Horizon)
- Tanita Tikaram
- Terry Reid
- The Heliocentrics (Shangri-La)
- Wolfgang Flür
RUMOURS
(Categorised by likelihood of playing)
Expected
- Aerosmith
- Angel Olsen
- Beans on Toast (Glasto staple)
- Caoilfhionn Rose (Croissant Neuf)
- Chris Lorenzo
- Craig Charles (Glasto staple)
- Eats Everything
- Fatboy Slim (Glasto staple)
- Flamingods
- Gardna
- Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs (Glasto staple)
- Lionstar
- Manic Street Preachers
- Orbital
- Professor Elemental
- Steve Hillage (The Glade)
- Supergrass
- Tony Bowen
Probable
- Alicia Keys
- Bombay Bicycle Club
- Dance system
- Haai
- Holy Moly & the Crackers
- Kendrick Lamar
- Red Rum Club
- The Japanese House
- The Murder Capital
- Tom Robinson
- Warmduscher
Possible
- Arlo Parks
- BEAK>
- Biffy Clyro
- Blossoms
- Bicep (Live)
- Calvin Harris
- CAMELPHAT
- Caribou
- deadmau5
- Dua Lipa
- Elbow
- Flohio
- Foals
- Groove Armada
- Jeff Goldblum
- Joy Crookes
- KT Tunstall
- HAIM
- Inhaler
- Lewis Capaldi
- Liam Gallagher
- Lightning Seeds
- Madonna
- Mcfly
- Ocean Colour Scene
- Old Dirty Brasstards
- Paul Heaton
- Rage Against the Machine
- Royal Blood
- Slowthai
- Stereophonics
- Steve Ignorant (Crass)
- The 1975
- The Big Moon
- The Chemical Brothers
- The Fratellis
- The Howl & The Hum
- The Kinks
- The Mysterines
- Waterboys
Unlikely
- Car Seat Headrest
- Elton John
- Green Day / Weezer / Fall Out Boy
- Guns N’ Roses
- Lenny Kraviz
- Louis Tomlinson
- Robbie Williams
- The Black Keys
- The Spice Girls
- Tom Jones
- Twenty One Pilots
RULED OUT
- Abba – Ruled out by Björn Ulvaeus.
- Beck – Tour dates clash (in Italy).
- Björk – Bluedot exclusive.
- Bon Iver – Tour dates clash (in Australia).
- Bryan Adams – Tour dates clash (in US).
- BTS – Tour dates clash (in Japan).
- The Black Crowes – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Celine Dion – Tour dates clash (in France).
- Duran Duran – Isle of Wight Festival exclusive.
- CHVRCHES – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Coldplay – Ruled out by Chris Martin.
- Daft Punk – Ruled out by Emily Eavis.
- Disclosure – Lovebox exclusive.
- Earth, Wind & Fire – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Eric Clapton – Tour dates clash (in Russia).
- First Aid Kit – Pregnant.
- Fleetwood Mac – Ruled out by Emily Eavis.
- Formidable Vegetable – Environmental reasons.
- Gary Numan – Not playing any shows until September 2020, other than ‘Beautiful Days’.
- Ghost – “absolutely zero touring in 2020”.
- Grimes – Pregnant.
- Hall and Oates – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Harry Styles – Tour dates clash (in US).
- JJ Wilde – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Kraftwerk – Tour dates clash (in US) / All Points East exclusive.
- Led Zeppelin – Ruled out by Emily Eavis.
- Massive Attack – All Points East exclusive.
- Mötley Crüe – Tour dates clash (in US).
- múm – confirmed not to be playing via Twitter.
- My Chemical Romance – “Eden gig will be their only other show in the UK this year.”
- New Order – The O2: “only UK show for 2020”.
- Omar Apollo – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Parquet Courts – Green Man exclusive.
- Primus – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Ringo Starr – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Queen Ft. Adam Lambert – Ruled out by Michael Eavis.
- Santana – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Steely Dan – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Sting – Tour dates clash (in Germany).
- St. Paul and The Broken Bones – Tour dates clash (in US).
- Ringo Starr – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Blue Stones – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Glorious Sons – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Regrettes – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Rolling Stones – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Roots – Love Supreme exclusive.
- The Struts – Tour dates clash (in US).
- The Supremes – Mary Wilson confirms no reunion.
Despite the fact that the full line-up for Glastonbury 2020 has yet to be released – all tickets for the Festival’s 50th anniversary have now sold out, with General Admission tickets selling out in 33 minutes, following Coach + Ticket Packages which sold out in just 27 minutes.
There are still ways to go to Glastonbury this year, and in addition to being able to volunteer or enter the various competitions – there will also be a resale of any cancelled tickets in the spring, with coach + ticket packages going up for resale on April 16 – followed by a general admission tickets resale on April 19.
Glastonbury 2020 will take place at Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset – from Wednesday 24th to Sunday 28th June.
The 1975 are the most over rated band ever. They’re so boring …. I would love it if Supergrass played. They are 90s legends.
Supergrass were amazing at the pilton party! They will play in sure!
Gary Numan is playing at Beautiful Days in August!