Glastonbury 2023; who is playing the Pyramid and Other Stage today and what are the set times?

The question posed to Glastonbury festival goers is which road they will decide to take to head home after the final day of the 2023 event - will it be the ‘Yellow Brick Road’ or the ‘Old Town Road’ based upon Sunday’s headlining acts?

After two days of fabulous music at Worthy Farm including sets from Lizzo, Royal Blood, Guns n Roses and Lewis Capaldi to name a few, the organisers have pulled together some of the biggest personalities to round up today.

From Blondie to Dermot Kennedy, Sunday’s line-up features hitmakers from both sides of the pond, however the spotlight falls on Sir Elton John as he marks his last UK live performance on the Pyramid Stage.

Promising special guests and a rocking setlist, PeopleWorld takes a look at who else is taking to the stages on the final day of Glastonbury 2023: 

What are the set times for the Pyramid Stage today (Sunday) at Glastonbury?

The Bristol Reggae Orchestra and Windrush Choir - 11.00 -11.45

Sophie Ellis-Bextor - 12.15 - 13.00

The Chicks - 13.30 - 14.30

Yusuf/Cat Stevens - 15.15 - 16.30

Blondie - 17.00 - 18.15

Lil Nas X - 19.00 - 20.00

Elton John - 21.00 - 23.05

What are the set times for the Other Stage today (Sunday) at Glastonbury?

The Joy - 11.00 -12.00

Japanese Breakfast - 12.30 -13.15

Nova Twins - 13.45 - 14.30

The Teskey Brothers - 15.00 - 16.00

Dermot Kennedy - 16.30 - 17.30

Becky Hill - 18.00 -19.00

The War on Drugs - 19.45 - 20.45

Queens of the Stone Age - 21.45 - 23.15

How can I watch Glastonbury 2023 at home?

Glastonbury Festival 2023 can be watched on BBC iPlayer, which is the primary platform for viewing the festival. Continuous live streams from the five main stages—Pyramid, Other, West Holts, Park, and Woodsies—will be available on BBC iPlayer. Sets from the Pyramid Stage will be shown live in Ultra High Definition on specific days, along with presenter-led coverage and highlights from the performances.

BBC iPlayer is also introducing a new live stream called Pyramid Stage - Signed, featuring every performance on the Pyramid Stage in British Sign Language. Additionally, the festival's famous Glastonbury Webcam will have its own stream called Glasto-Cam Live, offering live coverage from sunrise to sunset each day, providing viewers with a glimpse of the festival grounds. 

Glastonbury's Greatest Hits is another new addition, featuring a selection of major performances from previous years, streaming on BBC iPlayer for 24 hours a day, with on-demand access for 30 days.