Glastonbury returns! Who is performing as the world famous festival celebrates 50 years?

When it comes to music festivals they don't come much bigger and better than GLASTONBURY! Michael and Emily Eavis' musical extravaganza - which takes place at Worthy Farm in Somerset, South West England - is back after two years away due to the COVID-19 pandemic. New faces, old faces and returning faces are all set to grace the Pyramid Stage across the weekend providing fans with a weekend to remember. Find out who is performing...

Kendrick has been able to cement himself as one of hip-hop’s key players over the last few years so it’s no surprise he has been chosen to take the Sunday headlining slot. Kendrick is expected to perform music from his latest offering, ‘Mr Morale & the Big Steppers’, live for the first time at the event. It promises to be an unmissable set not just for hardcore Kendrick fans but for music lovers the world over. And everyone will also be keeping their eye out to see if the rapper brings out any special guests with him.

She’s the pop star of the moment and she took 2021 by storm with her ‘Sour’ album. Olivia making her first appearance at the festival where she is expected to perform hits such as ‘Traitor’, ‘Good 4 U’ and ‘Driver’s License’. The set will offer a bit of something for everyone with warming and classic pop ballads and energy-driven pop-rock proving Oliva might be becoming a festival regular.

Calvin Harris is taking to the stage at 1am at the Arcadia Spider on Saturday night. Calvin will be expecting thousands of festival goers who don't want to go to sleep after watching the Pyramid Stage headliner, more on him later...

Pop icon Billie Eilish will be the first headliner of the weekend taking to the Pyramid Stage on Friday night. Billie, 20, will make history as the youngest ever solo headliner at Glastonbury.

Sunday afternoon at Glastonbury is now known as Legends Slot day. In 2022, fans will be treated to one of the biggest legends of the Motown era when Diana Ross steps onto the Pyramid Stage, following in the footsteps of greats such as Dolly Parton, Chic and Lionel Richie. Diana is set to wow the crown with her avalanche of hits, which include 'Where Did Our Love Go', 'I'm Coming Out', 'Baby Love' and 'Upside Down'.

Beatles legend Paul is no stranger to Glastonbury. He headlined Michael Eavis' festival back in 2004 and is looking forward to returning to the stage 18 years later. At 80 years old, Macca becomes the oldest ever headliner. Ahead of his appearance, McCartney took to Twitter to ask fans to curate their own ultimate Glastonbury set so expect lots of hits!

Megan Thee Stallion will top the bill on the Other Stage on Saturday night. Megan always delivers live thanks to her smash hits, incredible (and sexy) dance routines and attention grabbing lyrics. Megan is the show to see if you don't want McCartney's Beatles classics.

Olly Alexander is set to bring his unique sound for an unforgettable slot at this year’s festival at the heart of Pride Month! Known for openly speaking about his sexuality and issues around the subject during his festival sets, all eyes will be on Olly to see how he makes the notion of pride loud and clear at the festival on the Other Stage on Sunday night. Could we even see a collaboration between Olly and Pet Shop Boys who follow his set as headliners?

‘Royals’ singer Lorde is brining her unique art to the countryside of Somerset this weekend. The New Zealand native will be getting the audience in their feels as she proceeds Kendrick Lamar on the Sunday with a set full to the brim of chill pop hits such as ‘Green Light’ and ‘Tennis Court’!

Charli knows how to put on a show and she has the back catalogue of hits to prove it. She’s got the dance music, the pop music and everything in between and thrives in hyping up the crowd wherever she goes. From ‘Boom Clap’ to ‘1999’, its likely that Charli could also be debuting some new music when she takes to the iconic stage this weekend!