Jessie Ware, Jamie T and Róisín Murphy
After the excitement of Paul McCartney's much anticipated return to Glastonbury, Lauren Laverne and Clara Amfo introduce highlights of the rest of the headliners from Saturday evening.
Jessie Ware brings dancing and her joyous sing-a-along numbers to headline the Park Stage, while indie legend Jamie T returns to the John Peel tent for the fourth time after a long musical hiatus. Also, disco-queen and former Moloko frontwoman Róisín Murphy adds to an excellent Saturday night line-up on the West Holts Stage and is sure not to disappoint with banging tunes and an eye-catching outfit choice.
Plus many more highlights from across the day, an energetic performance in the BBC Studio from London rap-rock duo Bob Vylan, and more from Remi Burgz, who will be bringing a taste of the wild goings-on of Saturday night at the festival.
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