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It will soon be time to get caked in mud and let your hair down at Worthy Farm once more. Here's everything you need to know about Glastonbury 2017.

Ed Sheeran has been announced as this year's main headliner of Glastonbury!

It's no surprise as the flame headed 'Shape Of You' singer has been everywhere lately thanks to his new album Divide. 

The Foo Fighters and Radiohead have been officially confirmed as headliners for the 2017 festival.

Ed will take pride of place on the Pyramid stage on Sunday evening with Friday night's headliners being Radiohead and on Saturday, Foo Fighters.

The full line-up has been revealed!

Glastonbury has now revealed the first line-up poster! And Katy Perry has revealed that she's performing! 

Here is our first Glastonbury Festival 2017 line-up poster (by @StanleyDonwood). Many more acts and attractions still to be announced! pic.twitter.com/TteFaUxQyy

We're beyond excited to see Katy bring the hits – let's hope she brings Left Shark with her – and we’re also excited by the thought of noughties favourite Craig David, the bluesy Rag ‘N’ Boneman and – best of all – Diana Ross (who’s seemingly bagged the coveted ‘Legends’ slot on a Sunday.

I can has tea and crumpets@glastofest pic.twitter.com/yizC4jfMpr

Here's the confirmed line-up in full:

Radiohead

Foo Fighters

Ed Sheeran

The XX

The National

Biffy Clyro

Katy Perry

Barry Gibb

Royal Blood

Stormzy

Chic

Major Lazer

Alt-J

Boy Better Know

Lorde

Solange

Run the Jewels

Laura Marling

Kris Kristofferson

The Jacksons

Emeli Sandé

Phoenix

First Aid Kit

Justice

Aanderson .Paak and the Free Nationals

Haim

Toots and the Maytals

Father John Misty

The Flaming Lips

Dizzee Rascal

Warpaint

BadBadNotGood

Metronomy

Annie Mac

Kano

Goldfrapp

Sleaford Mods

Kate Tempest

Wiley

Dynamo

The Can Project

Thundercat

The Avalanches

Clean Bandit

George Ezra

Glass Animals

The Courteeners

Sampha

DJ Shadow

London Grammar

Ride

Songhoy Blues

Little Dragon

Kaiser Chiefs

Wild Beasts

Angel Olsen

Blossoms

The Lemon Twigs

Nines

Moderat

Rag’n’Bone Man

Craig David

Circa Waves

Future Islands

Ani DiFranco

Nadia Rose

Shaggy

British Sea Power

Mark Lanegan

The Moonlandingz

Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes

Temples

Halsey

The Cinematic Orchestra

Tove Lo

Sasha and John Digweed

Joe Goddard

Boys Noize

Kurupt FM

Noisia

Declan McKenna

Loyle Carner

Lisa Hannigan

Birdy

Martha Wainwright

Julia Jacklin

All We Are

Girl Ray

Where is Glastonbury this year?

As ever, it’s being held at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.

Every four years, the festival has a year off to give the ground a chance to heal – all those festival-goers can be quite punishing for poor old Worthy Farm. But the show will go on during 2019’s “fallow year”, as the Eavis’ have found a new site, possibly in the Midlands.

The Eavis’ are also planning a new festival called Variety Bazaar at a separate site, which could take place in 2019, meaning Glastonbury will take a year off after all. But it’s all very much up in the air at the moment. Watch this space…

How can I get tickets to Glastonbury?

Tickets sold out on the days of release, October 9 26. But the date of the release of resale tickets has just been announced: you can get yours hands on coach tickets on Thursday 20 April and general sale tickets will go live on Sunday 23 April.

Glastonbury 2017 Ticket Resale announced:
Thur 20 Apr: Ticket + Coach Packages
Sun 23 Apr: General Tickets
Info: https://t.co/TiesOjU7ZR pic.twitter.com/ie6FyZltKr

How do I get to Worthy Farm?

Do remember to buy a car parking ticket in advance, because you don’t want to get all the ay there and find yourself in a pickle! The Glastonbury website has a handy guide on how to get to the site, which is an hour away from Bristol. See you there!

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