T-minus three weeks to go until the biggest weekend on the UK's festival calendar. As ever, the Glastonbury line-up is huge. Overwhelming, even. There’s gonna be more than 3,000 acts, with secret sets still to be announced. So, making sure you catch all of your faves will require some strategising.
Luckily, there’s a handy app to help you do exactly that. It features a customisable line-up, a site map and will keep you up to date on all the latest news from Worthy Farm. And for the first time, the festival has joined forces with Spotify to help tailor your itinerary to your personal tastes and make sure your 2024 experience is the best that it can possibly be.
How will it work? Well, Glasto-goers will be able to link up the Glastonbury app with their Spotify account, which will help generate content and recommend sets based on your listening habits.
Of course, one of the best parts of music festivals is discovering new bands and performers to add to your playlists. So, besides the artists that you have on repeat, the app will put ones you may not have heard of before on your radar.
On top of that, Spotify has its own Glastonbury hub, with curated playlists, artist picks and Glasto inspired podcasts to help get you pumped for the main event. You can download the official Glastonbury 2024 app for iOS here or for Android here.
Gearing up for Glastonbury 2024
For everything else you need to know about Glastonbury 2024, head on over to Time Out’s ultimate guide to the festival. Want to know what to expect? Our review of last year’s event is what you’re after. Still need to sort out travel? Why not try to win a spot on the official rave train. And if you’re looking for more music festival magic, take some inspo from our roundup of the very best festivals happening across the UK this summer.
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