Full set times and line-up -
https://www.radiox.co.uk/festivals/glastonbury/stage-times-line-up-2019/
BBC coverage inc. live streams from 1.15pm -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/er3v9r
live streams -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b007r6vx/glastonbury?seriesId=b007r6vx-live-now
Think I'll be kicking off with Goat Girl @ 2pm on the JP stage. Liked them on Jools.
Can't wait for Miley Cyrus. I'll bring a spare sledgehammer.
Tim Burgess of the Charlatans is showing a fine head of hair at Glastonbury.
This is what Glastonbury should be about.
Here I am reporting from Glastonbury.
I've just seen Liam Gallagher enjoying a bowl of soup.
I knew he'd absolutely love it if I went up to him and made a humorous reference to an Oasis song.
So I said, "Hello."
P.S. If you get that one, give yourself a pat on the back. 
P.P.S I've tried five times to write "hum o rous" (without the gaps) but it keeps coming out as "humorous".
Quote: Rood Eye @ 29th June 2019, 12:10 PMP.S. If you get that one, give yourself a pat on the back.
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Carrie Underwood on now on the Pyramid, country rock - sassy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07dpj87/glastonbury-pyramid-stage-saturday
Just watching Charlatans again. A rock band. That's what Glastonbury is about, Not a bloody kids right of passage.
Neneh Cherry on West Holts right now is kinda fun & fresh.
Quote: Chappers @ 29th June 2019, 5:16 PMJust watching Charlatans again. A rock band. That's what Glastonbury is about, Not a bloody kids right of passage.
Decent live band. Saw them at V96, and on tour a couple of years ago.
What, no Dad's Army on BBC2 tonight?
Quote: Billy Bunter @ 29th June 2019, 9:51 PMWhat, no Dad's Army on BBC2 tonight?
My thoughts precisely
Brandon Flowers may be like a cross between Seth McFarlane and John Barrowman but that was great set the Killers just did and I liked the guests as well .
The Good, The Bad & The Queen are great fun.
Damon Albarn is one of the heroes of my teen years. Seeing him looking quite old and ragged makes me feel a bit old myself. 
The Cure did themselves proud, and won some new fans.
Missed this yesterday, but was obviously one of the highlights -
Kylie Minogue performs Where The Wild Roses Go (feat. Nick Cave)
The Cure.
Not a fan as such, what I've heard on radio previously hasn't impressed.
However, I thought they were excellent last night.
Far better than I expected.
Robert Smith is a very good frontman.
I shall be listening to their back catalogue.