Multi-instrumentalist PJ Harvey takes to the Other stage, performing tracks old and new.

The full live set from Glastonbury veterans Coldplay as they take to the Pyramid Stage.

US singer-songwriter Gregory Porter is followed by Hereford-born pop star Ellie Goulding.

In the Sunday afternoon legends spot, Jeff Lynne makes his Glastonbury Festival debut.

New Order are followed by a performance of Philip Glass's Heroes Symphony.

Live coverage of the headline set from multimillion-selling, global singing star Adele.

Squeeze perform a selection of their classic tunes and the Last Shadow Puppets perform.

Madness play the Pyramid Stage, as Jo Whiley presents coverage of day two at Glastonbury.

Senegalese singer-songwriter Baaba Maal is followed by Congolese band Mbongwana Star.

With music from Wolf Alice, Band of Skulls, Muse, Baaba Maal and Alessia Cara.

Lauren Laverne introduces headline act Muse as they take to the Pyramid Stage to perform.

Sets from Devon global rockers Muse and UK dance legends Underworld.

News from the first day of the festival and a catch-up with Friday's headliners, Muse.

Oxford indie-rock five-piece Foals make their Pyramid stage debut.

Texan trio ZZ Top rock up a storm on the Pyramid stage and neo-folk band the Lumineers.

Manchester rockers James take to the stage to perform new and old songs.

The Sunday teatime set from the American singing superstar Lionel Richie.

Highlights from 2015's Glastonbury Festival, including performances from headline artists

The Who make a welcome return to the festival to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Paul Weller on the Pyramid stage with a set of songs from across his solo back catalogue.

Sunday afternoon live coverage continues as 80s icon Lionel Richie takes the stage.

Huw Stephens introduces the set by Britpop veterans Suede live from the John Peel stage.

BBC Two's live coverage of one of the most talked about headline acts ever - Kanye West.

Paloma Faith's set on the Pyramid Stage will no doubt be a lively and colourful affair.

A set by Burt Bacharach, songwriter of countless classic songs from the late 1950s on.