LCD Soundsystem, Foals, Beck & More Confirmed For Huge Glastonbury Lineup

29 March 2016, 09:58 | Updated: 29 March 2016, 10:19

The festival has released its first official line-up poster this morning.

Glastonbury has released its first official line-up poster this morning (Tuesday 19 March).

Foals, Beck and newly reunited electro-indie outfit, LCD Soundsystem have all been confirmed for the huge festival, which takes place from 22 - 26 June.

See the full poster below: 

We’re pleased to reveal our first Glastonbury Festival 2016 line-up poster (by Stanley Donwood)… pic.twitter.com/k6t3d7b1PH

— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) March 29, 2016

Also set to play Worthy Farm this year are New Order, The 1975, The Last Shadow Puppets, Jake Bugg, Guy Garvey, Madness, Wolf Alice and more. 

The acts, will join previously announced headliners Muse, Adele and Coldplay, who will play the Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights respectively. 

Both Muse and Coldplay are set to break Glastonbury records this year, with Muse becoming the first band to headline all three days of the festival and Coldplay becoming the first band to headline Glastonbury four times. 

The full list of acts confirmed for today is as follows:

Adele
Annie Mac
Art Garfunkel
Baaba Maal
Band Of Horses
Bastille
Bat For Lashes
Beck
Blossoms
Bring Me The Horizon
Carl Cox
Chvrches
Coldplay
Cyndi Lauper
Daughter
Disclosure
Dua Lipa
Earth, Wind And Fire
Ellie Goulding
Enrest Ranglin
Explosions In The Sky
Ezra Furman
Fatboy Slim
Floating Points
Foals
Gregory Porter
Grimes
Guy Garvey
Hinds
Jack Garratt
Jake Bugg
James Blake
Jeff Lynne’s ELO
Jess Glynne
John Grant
Kamasi Washington
Kurt Vile
Lady Leshurr
Lapsley
Laura Mvula
LCD Soundsystem
Little Simz
M83
Mac Demarco
Madness
Mercury Rev
Muse
Nao
New Order
Of Monsters And Men
PJ Harvey
Protoje
Richard Hawley
Roisin Murphy
Rokia Traore
Ronnie Spector
Santigold
Savages
Sigur Ros
Skepta
St Etienne
Stormzy
The 1975
The Last Shadow Puppets
The Lumineers
The Syrian National Orchestra
Two Door Cinema Club
Underworld
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Vince Staples
Wolf Alice
Years And Years
ZZ Top