"No human is illegal," the festival's announcement noted Glastonbury has introduced a new area, named Terminal 1, which they describe as a “re-purposed airport” that will celebrate migration. Announcing the introduction on social media, the festival noted that “no human is illegal”, and said that Terminal 1 will be situated on the Williams Green field, which had previously been home to its own namesake stage. They also said that it will feature contributions from a range of visual and digital artists and creatives, including Love Watts, La Linterna and Yoshi Sodeoka.
See the full list in the post below. Introducing Terminal 1 – a re-purposed airport celebrating migration, situated on Williams Green pic.twitter.
com/eUkv2mSskd — Glastonbury Festival (@glastonbury) June 8, 2024 The small print of the post also states that “to gain entry all British citizens must successfully answer a question from the UKGOV citizenship test”. The test, which those who apply for settlement in the UK must pass, has come under criticism for being “ arbitrary ” and “ misleading ”. Glastonbury returns to Worthy Farm from June 26 to 30, with Dua Lipa , Coldplay , and SZA set to headline.
Other confirmed acts include Shania Twain , LCD Soundsystem , Little Simz , The National , Avril Lavigne , The Last Dinner Party , Jungle , Justice , Bloc Party , Fontaines D.C. , Yard Act , Arlo Parks and Gossip .
This week, organisers revealed the full line-up, complete with stage times and d.
