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Wolf Alice play at the Stone Circle. Photograph: David Levene/The Guardian We joined Wolf Alice, Michael Kiwanuka, Haim, Jorja Smith, the Mutoid Waste Company and others as they made the film that replaces the Glastonbury festival this year Sat 22 May 2021 06.00 EDT Last modified on Sat 22 May 2021 06.19 EDT When I drove into the Glastonbury site last Sunday afternoon, the woman on accreditation asked if I knew my way around the site. In theory, yes, but not without its traditional landmarks – over five normal days at the festival, you navigate by stages, food stalls and flags. (“I�...

Glastonbury Festival organisers have apologised to fans and ticket holders as their global livestream event was blighted by technical issues. The event, Live At Worthy Farm, was due to start at 7pm but many reported on social media they were unable to access the stream due to an “invalid codes” error message. A tweet from the official Glastonbury festival account said: “So sorry to those of you who haven’t been able to get onto the stream yet. We’re speaking to Driift to find out what the issue is and trying to do everything we can to get this sorted ASAP. Please bear with us.”

Last modified on Sat 22 May 2021 03.27 EDT It is Sunday afternoon in Somerset, and Glastonbury co-organiser Emily Eavis is darting around her farmhouse looking for coats for Haim to wear. The Los Angeles sisters have just arrived to record their performance for Live at Worthy Farm, a global livestream – premiering tonight online and in cinemas – that will stand in for the real festival after Covid forced Glastonbury to cancel for two years running. Later this week, the likes of Coldplay, Damon Albarn and Kano will visit the farm to record their sets in the festival’s best-known location...

Glastonbury Festival organisers have apologised after a live stream glitch left thousands of ticket holders unable to attend their global concert, in the latest blow to the pandemic-stricken festival.  The event, Live At Worthy Farm, was due to start at 7pm but many reported on social media they were unable to access the stream due to an 'invalid codes' error message. A tweet from the official Glastonbury festival account said: 'So sorry to those of you who haven't been able to get onto the stream yet. We're speaking to Driift to find out what the issue is and trying to do everything we can ...

The Glastonbury Festival will on Saturday livestream a concert featuring Coldplay at its famous farm site in southwest England, after the coronavirus pandemic led to the blockbuster event's cancellation for the second consecutive summer. The five-hour virtual show will also include performances by Damon Albarn, Wolf Alice, Haim, Michael Kiwanuka and others from well-known stages around Glastonbury's Worthy Farm, including the Stone Circle and Pyramid field. Organiser Emily Eavis, who announced in January that the annual event was cancelled for a second year, said it would be