The line-up for a music festival in Glastonbury at the end of next summer has been announced.
Rather than Worthy Farm, the artists will be performing at Night at the Abbey, a one-day multi-stage event in the grounds of Glastonbury Abbey.
There will be 25 acts taking part on three stages.
Acts already announced for the extravaganza on Saturday, September 11, include DJ sets from Groove Armada, Craig Charles, 808 State and Zero 7.
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They will be joined on the King Arthur and Guinevere Stage by a number of supporting local and national names.
Organisers are promising "electrifying live performances from The Selecter and Duffy Moonshine Big Band on the main stage."
There will also be some of the South West's "brightest up and coming bands."
The Nook will host a rave/garden party, while there will be a silent disco in the Lady Chapel, plus food, real ale, a cocktail bar and craft and clothes market.
Glastonbury Abbey events and marketing manager Grant Norris said: "We are so excited about the 2027 line-up.
"The energy at Night At The Abbey over the last few years has been amazing, attracting great crowds that have seen the festival grow to what it is today, and we can't wait to share this incredible atmosphere with you.
"Whether you like live acts or DJs sets or smaller intimate venues, Night at the Abbey has a place for you and your friends to join in the fun."
More acts will be announced closer to the event – but the most iconic headliner is, of course, the stunning medieval ruins of Glastonbury Abbey.
For further details and ticket availability, visit the Glastonbury Abbey website.
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