BBC Music will live stream over one hundred performances from Glastonbury 2017 across six stages at the festival.

BBC Music will live stream over one hundred performances from Glastonbury 2017 across six stages at the festival, all available on BBC iPlayer and bbc.co.uk/glastonbury. Highlight performances from the Pyramid, Other, John Peel, Park, West Holts and BBC Introducing stages will be available live on BBC iPlayer and bbc.co.uk/glastonbury throughout the weekend. Fans will be able to watch their favourite acts across computers, mobiles, tablets and connected TVs.

Must-watch Pyramid stage headliners’ performances will be live streamed from the festival, with Radiohead scheduled for 9.30pm on Friday 23 June, the Foo Fighters at 9.45pm on Saturday 24 June, and Ed Sheeran at 9.45pm on Sunday 25 June.

Other performance highlights include grime artist Dizzee Rascal on the West Holts stage at 10.30pm on Friday 23 June, rock singer, Liam Gallagher on the Other stage at 5.45pm on Saturday 24 June, and indie band The Sherlocks on the BBC Introducing stage at 6.30pm on Sunday 25 June.

Pop star Katy Perry’s performance on the Pyramid stage will be streamed at 6pm on Saturday 24 June, with Haim scheduled for 5.35pm on Sunday 25 June on the Other stage and Clean Bandit on the John Peel stage at 9pm on Friday 23 June.

Glastonbury fans who have missed the beginning of a set will be able to go back to the start on connected TVs by pressing the red button, and on BBC iPlayer directly, so they never miss a minute of their favourite acts. The live streams will be available to view for 30 days on BBC iPlayer.

Viewers will be able to press the Red Button on their remote control over the weekend to watch three Glastonbury red button streams which will show highlights from over 100 bands:

• Friday 23 June 7.30pm-1.30am
• Saturday 24 June 5.30pm-1am
• Sunday 25 June 6pm-12am

The full BBC Music live stream schedule is listed out below and available here

On TV there will be over 30 hours of Glastonbury on TV across BBC Two and BBC Four.

BBC Two will be broadcasting headline sets from Radiohead, Foo Fighters and Ed Sheeran. On Sunday BBC Two will also be showing highlights of the set from Glastonbury debutante and all round pop princess Katy Perry from the famous Pyramid Stage. On Sunday the channel will show the entire set from legendary Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, who is performing in the Sunday teatime slot, followed by another legend, Nile Rodgers and his band Chic with more songs to surely make the Pyramid Stage crowd feel like they are in one great big disco.

BBC Four coverage on Saturday includes a live performance by the most famous family in musical history - The Jacksons - and from Brooklyn-based band The National. There will also be live coverage of the performance from the John Peel Stage by US singer songwriter Josh Tillman, aka Father John Misty, On Sunday highlights include Rag’n’Bone man’s Glastonbury debut on the Other Stage and followed by Mr Boombastic himself, Shaggy.

See more Information about the BBC Two and BBC Four Glastonbury schedules.

Bob Shennan, Director BBC Radio & Music, says: “BBC Music is thrilled to be offering music lovers an unsurpassed range of performances live from Glastonbury, from multi-million selling headline acts on the Pyramid stage, to emerging artists on the BBC Music Introducing stage.

"With over 100 performances streamed online as well as 30 hours of TV coverage and live broadcasts on Radio 1, 1Xtra, Radio 2, 6 Music and Radio 3, we will be offering music lovers so many ways to experience the unique atmosphere of the world’s most famous music festival - at home or on the move.”