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Far from a ‘housewives’ favourite’, as one critic claimed, the queen of country-pop Shania Twain should have played years ago, while Dua Lipa and SZA have proven themselves more than capable of putting on a spectacle worthy of the Pyramid Stage...

Coldplay will also continue their long-running Worthy Farm love affair with the band set to headline again – making it their fifth time appearing on the Pyramid stage in just 22 years.

The line-up poster also reveals which acts will be playing on what stage, with LCD Soundsystem, Little Simz, Cyndi Lauper and Janelle Monae all set to play the Pyramid for afternoon and evening slots.

Burna Boy, PJ Harvey, Michael Kiwanuka and Paloma Faith will also be playing on the main stage.

Despite the naysayers, Eavis should actually be applauded for pulling together four acts of this calibre.

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Far from a ‘housewives’ favourite’, as one critic claimed, the queen of country-pop Shania Twain should have played years ago, writes Roisin O’Connor, while Dua Lipa and SZA have proven themselves more than capable of putting on a spectacle worthy of the Pyramid Stage

Paloma Faith reacted to her Glastonbury headlining spot, tweeting: “See you on the pyramid stage @glastonbury x.”

Read The Independent’s interview with the 42-year-old artist here:

In her first in-depth interview since splitting from her partner of 10 years, the singer tells Annabel Nugent how her relationship split left her ‘broken’ but ‘whole’ and talks about her new album, dating and why co-parenting can equal ‘men not pulling their weight’

Arlo Parks will also make her return to Glastonbury this year performing on the Woodsies stage. “@glastonbury is the best festival in the world and I can’t wait to be back,” the singer-songwriter tweeted.

ICYMI: Group Seventeen will make history as the first-ever K-pop band to play the festival.

The 13-member band will also play Lollapalooza Berlin in September.

Glastonbury has launched an enormous ticket raffle for the 2024 event.

In an effort “to raise emergency funds to support people affected by conflict”, this year’s music festival will be giving away 20 pairs of tickets to the lucky winners of the lottery.

To enter the raffle, you’ll need to make at least one £10 donation. Check out the Crowdfunder website for more details.

British singer Corinne Bailey Rae, best known for her 2006 hit “Put Your Records On”, is celebrating her return to Worthy Farm.

The 45-year-old artist will perform at the West Holts Stage.

Rae has performed at Glastonbury in 2007, 2010 and 2017.