In the past, Glastonbury was organised alongside the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), which shaped its ideological anti-militarist stance. But their shifting politics with the recent performances by Kneecap and Bob Vylan leaves us wondering—when does art become too political?

A woman has gone viral on social media after explaining why she volunteered to clean the toilets at Glastonbury Festival this year - and people were seriously impressed

Two care homes in Frome brought the magic of Glastonbury to their residents with a festival-inspired celebration. Frome Nursing Home and Catherine House Care Home hosted their own Glastonbury-style events this summer, complete with live music, colourful decorations, and plenty of food and laughter.

And so, for the lucky ones who managed to bag a ticket to the UK’s grittier version of Coachella, you’re likely now in full wardrobe planning mode. Perhaps you’re looking back to previous Glastonburys for some inspiration, especially from your favourite celebs.

Sophie Cunningham, the Indiana Fever guard, has been making all sorts of headlines lately. The Fever guard went viral last month for being Caitlin Clark's "enforcer" during a game against the Connecticut Sun. She decked Sun guard Jacy Sheldon late in the game after Clark had gotten hit in the eye ...

We received complaints from people unhappy that The Searchers performance did not feature in our Glastonbury coverage. Unfortunately, The Acoustic Stage is an area where we haven’t been able to film throughout the years as it is festival policy not to allow cameras in.

This past weekend over 200,000 fans braved rain, heat, and mud to watch everyone from Neil Young to Olivia Rodrigo play the iconic Glastonbury festival—and GQ columnist Chris Black wasn’t there. But he’ll make it.

Glastonbury Festival attendees aren't always mindful of the clean up operation that takes place after they leave – and some even abandon valuable items there

The British Royal Air Force’s “Red Arrows” aerobatic team trailed white smoke over Glastonbury music festival because they had already used their signature red and blue smoke dyes at other events that day,

The government has pressed the BBC for "an urgent and detailed explanation" after broadcasting "utterly appalling and unacceptable" performances by Kneecap and Bob Vylan from the Glastonbury music festival.