Glastonbury 2019 maps: how to find your way around the festival

GLASTONBURY 2019 will be enjoyed by tens of thousands of music fans visiting a site that sprawls across more than 1,100 acres.

So a map is essential if you want to navigate what's essentially a city of 140,000 people.

Are there maps for Glastonbury 2019?

Yes there are. The best one has been made by Glastonbury’s mobile network operator EE.

It is within the official mobile app which is an essential interactive guide to the four day monster festival at Worthy Farm. 

Along with a crucial interactive map, it includes a wide range of features, including personalised line-ups and up-to-date news and announcements.

EE provides phone charging at its tent as well as 5G for the entire site. 

But it is still essential to print out a map, just in case your phone runs out of juice or it’s lost in the maelstrom. 

This can be done on the festival website. 

What’s the best gate to go into Glastonbury?

If you have been dropped off, there is a bus over to Pedestrian Gate A.

This gives quicker access to the site, which is vital if you are carrying your camping gear. 

It is possible to tramp over there from the coach drop-off point, or a little further along to Pedestrian Gate D.

Gate A is the entrance to the festival between the John Peel Stage and Silver Hayes.

And gates A and D are great for drivers parking in the yellow, pink or orange car parks.

Those heading to the car parks in purple or blue, should enter via Pedestrian Gate B or C.

That will bring you in above the Pyramid field.

Gate C will put you in the thick of the Theatre field and West Holts.

What's the weekend line-up at Glastonbury? 

Pyramid Stage Saturday, June 29

• The Killers – 9.45pm
• Liam Gallagher – 7.15pm
• Janet Jackson – 5.45pm
• Hozier –  4pm
• Anne-Marie – 2.40pm
• Carrie Underwood – 1.15pm
• The Proclaimers – 11.45am

Pyramid Stage – Sunday, June 30

• The Cure – 9.30pm
• Vampire Weekend – 7.30pm
• Miley Cyrus – 5.45pm
• Kylie Minogue – 3.45pm
• Years & Years – 1.45pm
• Mavis Staples – 12.15pm
• Langa Methodist Church Choir – 11am

Other Stage – Saturday, June 29

• The Chemical Brothers – 10.15pm
• Courteeners – 8.45pm
• Sigrid – 7pm
• Johnny Marr – 5.30pm
• Lewis Capaldi – 4pm
• Maggie Rogers – 2.30pm
• Fantastic Negrito – 1pm
• The Cat Empire – 11.30am

Other Stage – Sunday, June 3o

• Christine and the Queens – 10pm
• Dave -8.15pm
• Billie Eilish – 6.45pm
• Loyle Carner – 5.15pm
• Bring Me The Horizon – 3.45pm
• Babymetal – 2.35pm
• Slaves – 1pm
• Circa Waves – 11.50am
• SK Shlomo – 11am

West Holts Stage – Saturday, June 29

• Wu-Tang Clan – 10.15pm
• Jungle – 8.30pm
• Neneh Cherry – 7pm
• Lizzo – 5.30pm
• Slowthai – 4.15pm
• Ezra Collective – 2.45pm
• Grupo Magnetico – 1.15pm
• The Turbans – 11.30am

West Holts Stage – Sunday, June 30

• Janelle Monae – 9.45pm
• Kamasi Washington – 8pm
• Roy Ayers – 6.30pm
• Fatoumata Diawara – 5pm
• This is the Kit – 3.30pm
• Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra – 2pm
• Hollie Cook – 12.30pm
• Kokoroko – 11am

John Peel Stage – Saturday, June 29

• Sean Paul – 10.30pm
• Bugzy Malone – 9pm
• Sharon Van Etten – 7.30pm
• Low – 6pm
• Freya Ridings – 4.30pm
• Shura – 3.15pm
• Gerry Cinammon – 12pm
• She Drew The Gun – 12.45pm
• Swimming Girls – 11.30am

John Peel Stage – Sunday, June 30

• The Streets – 9.30pm
• Friendly Fires – 8pm
• Stefflon Don – 6.30pm
• Tom Walker – 5pm
• Dermot Kennedy – 3.30pm
• Octavian – 2pm
• Alma – 12.30pm
• Eyre Llew – 11.15am

The Park Stage – Saturday, June 29

• Hot Chip – 11pm
• Kate Tempest – 9.15pm
• Kurt Vile & The Violaters – 7.45pm
• TBC – 6.15pm
• Sons of Kemet – 4.45pm
• Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra – 3.15pm
• Mattiel – 2pm
• Ama Lou – 12.45pm
• TBC – 11.30am

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The Park Stage – Sunday, June 30

• Rex Orange County – 9.15pm
• Little Simz – 7.45pm
• The Good, The Bad and the Queen – 6.15pm
• Fat White Family – 4.30pm
• Palace – 3pm
• Koffee – 2pm
• Jessie Buckley  – 12.45pm
• Black Peaches – 11.30am

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