5pm-6pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer
Lauren Laverne presents two performances from the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. Stepping on Worthy Farm for the first time, Rick Astley is set to bring a mass sing-a-long with his 80s bangers including ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ and ‘Together Forever’. Plus, New York punk pop legends Blondie return to the festival as frontwoman Debbie Harry, one of the most iconic women in music, leads the band through many of their classic hits from their five decade long career.

Glastonbury 2023

6pm-9pm, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders are live from the third and final day of Glastonbury, introducing one of the most loved moments and coveted sets of the weekend, known as the tea-time Legends slot. This year it’s the turn of British folk singer-songwriter Yusuf/Cat Stevens who first shot to fame in the late 1960s with his Top 10 album ‘Matthew & Son.’ Set to serenade the Pyramid Stage crowd with classics like ‘Father and Son’, ‘Wild World’, ‘Where Do The Children Play?’, ‘Moonshadow’ and ‘Morning Has Broken,’ he is sure to encourage a united sing-a-long moment. From the Other Stage, chart-topping pop vocal powerhouse Becky Hill makes her debut with a spectacular show that no doubt will bring the dancefloor to the fields of Worthy Farm. There will also be a couple of live performances in the studio with Bristol Reggae Orchestra and the Windrush choir, the opening act on the Pyramid Stage.

The Chicks & Dermot Kennedy at Glastonbury 2023

7pm-9pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Huw Stephens takes the helm for tonight’s double bill with iconic country act The Chicks, who make their debut at Glastonbury this evening. Having formed in 1989 in Dallas, performing bluegrass and country standards, they’ve evolved over the years, developing their sound to become more contemporary with politically charged lyrics, leading the way as country music’s new generation. From The Other Stage, Dermot Kennedy, marks his second return to Glastonbury bringing with him hits across two number one albums. From busking in Dublin to performing in front of thousands across the globe, Dermot will no doubt show just why he is a musical force of nature.

Elton John at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-11.05pm, BBC One and BBC iPlayer

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley present a historic moment in the history of Glastonbury Festival and British music – Elton John’s last ever U.K. show. Elton arrives in the fields of Worthy Farm to make his debut, headlining the Pyramid Stage and closing an amazing weekend of live music. With a career of hits spanning over five decades it’s guaranteed to be a spectacular and emotional swan song to one of the world’s greatest showmen.

Barrington Levy & Candi Staton at Glastonbury 2023

9pm-10pm, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

Jamz Supernova introduces an hour of reggae and soul from the West Holts Stage with Barrington Levy and Candi Staton. First up, Jamaica’s 80s dancehall/reggae star, Barrington Levy brings his distinctive voice to the fields of Worthy Farm and a back catalogue of 80s hits. Up next, Candi Staton, brings her club hits ‘You Got the Love’ and ‘Young Hearts Run Free’ – something for everyone in this performance.

The War on Drugs & Queens of the Stone Age at Glastonbury 2023

10pm-12.15am, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer

For the closing hours of this year’s festival, Huw Stephens presents Glastonbury’s rock and roll finale from the Other Stage. First up and originally from the East coast of America, with a synth and guitar approach to rock and roll, The War on Drugs will undoubtedly wow the crowd with their hypnotic neo-psychedelic live experience. Queens of the Stone Age, who last performed at Glastonbury in 2011, are set to bring their motorik driving rhythms to spiral the stage to a fitting sand blown close, closing the evening with songs from their eighth studio album, ‘In Times New Roman…’

Glastonbury 2023

11.05pm-12.20am, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

As Glastonbury Festival comes to a close, Clara Amfo, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley are live behind the Pyramid Stage taking a look back on a weekend of exceptional live music. After a moment reflecting Elton’s triumphant set, they’ll introduce highlights of the other Sunday night headliners, including French synth-pop stalwarts Phoenix, who close the Woodsies Stage and London trio Rudimental, who’ll have the crowd bouncing over at West Holts. There will be one last unique intimate performance and a lookback at special highlights from across the weekend.

Glastonbury 2023 - Sunday BBC Radio and Sounds schedule

Cerys Matthews

10am-1pm, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Cerys brings listeners all the action from the final day of Glastonbury 2023. Jamz Supernova will then take over (1-4pm), followed by Huw Stephens (4-8pm) who shares live music from across the stages, with sets from The War On Drugs, Barrington Levy, Blondie, Viagra Boys, Beth Orton, Gwenno and more. South African 5 piece The Joy will also join Huw live to perform a special A Cappella performance. Plus he’ll catch up with French pop rock band Phoenix and other performers from across the festival.

Jo Whiley

5pm-8pm, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

Jo Whiley talks to Yusuf/ Cat Stevens, one of this year’s Glastonbury Legends. Plus she catches up with an array of new artists and headline acts, Cat Burns, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Rudimental, Dermot Kennedy, Gabriels, plus some very special guests still to be announced from weird and wonderful locations across the fields of Glastonbury. Plus live music from the best sets across the weekend.

OJ Borg

8pm-12am, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds

OJ Borg presents Sir Elton John's headlining set, live from The Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, for what will be the final UK show of his last ever tour!

Steve Lamacq

8pm-12am, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds

Steve wraps up Glastonbury 2023 by taking listeners around the stages for as much live music on the Sunday night as he can manage, including Thundercat, The War On Drugs, Caroline Polachek, Alt-J, Phoenix and Queens Of The Stone Age.