Live Reviews
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Dave during his opening number at Glastonbury Credit: Andy Hughes / NME -
Wu-Tang Clan at Glastonbury 2019 Credit: Andy Hughes / NME 'Gravel Pit', Young Dirty Bastard and a shameless Nirvana cover — how could you not love Wu-Tang Clan's Glastonbury set?
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The Chemical Brothers on Glastonbury's Other Stage: there is no greater live dance act in the world right now
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Credit: NME / Jenna Foxton Sean Paul at Glastonbury sounded like it might be fun but kinda sucked
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Courteeners live at Glastonbury 2019 Credit: Andy Hughes/NME Courteeners at Glastonbury: the other "Liiiii-aaaaaaaaaaaaam" finally moves up the Glasto ranks
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Neneh Cherry at the West Holts Glastonbury stage Credit: CAROLINA FARUOLO / NME Neneh Cherry at Glastonbury: a restless hitmaker who refuses to rely on old glories
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Johnny Marr Credit: Andy Hughes/NME Johnny Marr at Glastonbury: the unmissable moments from his Other Stage set
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Lizzo performs at Glastonbury Credit: NME/Jenna Foxton Popstar of the people: Lizzo preaches self-love in uplifting Glastonbury set
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Fontaines DC's seething Glastonbury set was a healing balm for a fractured society (and fucking good fun)
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Janet Jackson at Glastonbury: a pop megamix, a stadium production and the making of a new 'legends slot'
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Slowthai at Glastonbury, 2019 Credit: Andrew Whitton / NME Slowthai at Glastonbury: while Lewis Capaldi plays elsewhere, the rapper leads a "fuck Boris" chant and strips to his underpants
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Vampire Weekend might be the most fun live band on the planet – their freewheelin' Glasto secret set proved that
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Credit: Danny North / NME Sunflower Bean are a force to be reckoned with at their first Glastonbury, despite some technical spanners in the works
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Stormzy at Glastonbury 2019 Credit: Jenna Foxton / NME Alright, doubters – Stormzy's Glastonbury headline set was a platform to elevate others, a statement of intent and bloody brilliant
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Interpol, live at Glastonbury 2019 Credit: Andy Hughes/NME Without shit-chat or gimmicks, Interpol bring a classy, understated party to Glastonbury
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Billy Bragg at Glastonbury: the Bard of Pilton brings politics, anecdotes and a prediction for the Lionesses
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Tame Impala perform live Credit: NME/ Carolina Faruolo Get them on the Pyramid! Tame Impala's trippy set was a perfect Friday night closer
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Credit: Corbis via Getty Images The Charlatans made Glastonbury '19 miss Snow Patrol not one bit
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George Ezra performs at Isle of Wight Festival 2019. Credit: Carla Speight/Redferns Ten reasons to like George Ezra, actually
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The Wombats' Murph Credit: Finn Peterson - @finnwithanf The Wombats capture the mood of the new Glasto generation
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Bastille Bastille transform Glastonbury 2019 into a 'Doom Days' daytime rave on their ambitious Pyramid Stage debut
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Rosalia performs at Son do Camino Festival in Spain If you haven't listened to Rosalia – or seen her live – you need to. ASAP.
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Lauryn Hill at Glastonbury Credit: Carolina Faruolo / NME Delays and sound issues: Ms Lauryn Hill's Pyramid set falls disappointingly flat
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Credit: Andy Hughes Mac DeMarco: Indie’s biggest mischief plays it straight in scintillating Other Stage set
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Amyl and the Sniffers' ferocious Glastonbury set showed off their eclectic, surprising influences
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The Vaccines' Justin Young Credit: Getty Images The Vaccines open, The Cure will close – Justin Young's punky pop band open Glastonbury 2019
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Name a more wholesome start to Glastonbury than ABBA cover band Björn Again
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The Cure overcome gremlins to close Croatia's INMusic Festival in dark but dazzling form
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The crowd at the WOW stage for Jayda G. Credit: Andy Huges / NME Jayda G gets Glastonbury's Wow stage going with a soulful Thursday-night party
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The Big Moon's Juliette Jackson Credit: Carolina Faruolo/NME The Big Moon kick off Glastonbury 2019 with killer new tracks – even if some of the crowd are expecting to see Lady Gaga
