Other Stage

The Other Stage is the second stage of the Glastonbury Festival, a greenfield music and performing arts festival on farm land near Pilton, England. The festival takes place on many different stages and performance areas. The site is organised around a restricted backstage compound, with the Pyramid Stage on the north, and Other stage on the south of the compound.^[1]

In 2023, the Lightning Seeds opened the Glastonbury Festival's "Other Stage".^[2]

2015

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Rudimental 22:30-23:45 Mark Ronson 21:00-22:00 The Courteeners 19:30-20:30 The Vaccines 18:00-19:00 Jungle 16:30-17:30 Catfish and the Bottlemen 15:00-16:00 Everything Everything 13:50-14:30 The Cribs 12:30-13:20 The Charlatans 11:00-12:00	Deadmau5 22:30-23:45 Ben Howard 20:40-21:55 The Maccabees 19:05-20:05 Clean Bandit 17:35-18:35 Ella Eyre 16:05-17:05 Young Fathers 14:45-15:45 The Strypes 13:25-14:15 Frank Turner 12:00-13:00 Swim Deep 11:00-11:40	The Chemical Brothers 21:45-23:15 Jamie T 20:15-21:15 Belle & Sebastian 18:45-19:45 Future Islands 17:15-18:45 Twin Atlantic 15:45-16:45 Palma Violets 14:15-15:15 Adam Cohen 13:00-13:50 SOAK 12:00-12:40 Rival Sons 11:00-11:40

2009

In 2009 The Other stage was headlined by The Prodigy, Bloc Party and Franz Ferdinand.^[3]

2008

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Panic! at the Disco The Enemy We Are Scientists Foals The Hoosiers Ben Folds Vampire Weekend Joe Lean & The Jing Jang Jong The Rascals Ida Maria	Massive Attack Hot Chip Elbow Duffy The Wombats Neon Neon Black Kids One Night Only Los Campesinos! Golden Silvers The Travelling Band	Groove Armada The Zutons Pigeon Detectives Scouting for Girls Mark Ronson Jack Peñate Newton Faulkner Black Mountain Hoodoo Gurus Black Cherry

2004

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Chemical Brothers Goldfrapp Franz Ferdinand Snow Patrol Badly Drawn Boy (replaced Jet) The Rapture I Am Kloot The Stands Hal (replaced Billy Talent) Kasabian	Basement Jaxx Damien Rice Von Bondies British Sea Power My Morning Jacket Keane Simple Kid 22-20's The Duke Spirit Rilo Kiley The Subways	Orbital Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Belle & Sebastian Gomez The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster The Ordinary Boys Divine Comedy The Zutons Razorlight The Choir

2003

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Primal Scream Röyksopp Idlewild Electric Six Cooper Temple Clause Yo La Tengo Tom McRae Athlete Pete Yorn Nada Surf Har Mar Superstar The Jeevas	Super Furry Animals The Coral Love with Arthur Lee The Libertines Interpol The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster The Thrills Sparta Gemma Hayes 22-20s Burn DNA Doll	Doves Sigur Rós Dave Gahan Grandaddy The Rapture The Raveonettes Damien Rice Sugarcult My Morning Jacket Simple Kid The Gathering The Rain Band

2002

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Garbage Spiritualized Mercury Rev Queens of the Stone Age Lostprophets Idlewild Cooper Temple Clause Ed Harcourt Vex Red Ikara Colt (swapped with Dropkick Murphys)	Orbital Beta Band Less Than Jake The Vines Rival Schools Electric Soft Parade Haven The Coral The Parkinsons The Shining Dog	Air Groove Armada Belle and Sebastian Elbow Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Hundred Reasons New Model Army My Vitriol The Soundtrack of Our Lives Dropkick Murphys (swapped with Ikara Colt) Simon Kaye

2000

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Nine Inch Nails Moby The The Idlewild Bloodhound Gang Methods of Mayhem Fu Manchu A Perfect Circle Cay Rico	Leftfield Death in Vegas Elastica Feeder Wannadies David Gray Coldplay Toploader Soulwax Clinic Crashland	Basement Jaxx Beta Band Muse The Dandy Warhols St Etienne Dark Star Badly Drawn Boy (replaced The For Carnation) Jack Lukeman Wilt The Blue Aeroplanes Mo Solid Gold

1999

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Kula Shaker Gomez Pavement Wilco dEUS Gay Dad Heather Nova Queens of the Stone Age Everlast Moke Doves	Paul Oakenfold Cast Super Furry Animals The Cardigans Travis The Creatures Hurricane #1 Straw Mishka Fungus Witness	Mogwai Mercury Rev Tindersticks Feeder The Delgados Dogstar Electrasy Snowpony Dr Didg Toploader Glastonbury Town Band

1998

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Embrace Catatonia Asian Dub Foundation (replaced Wyclef Jean) The Warm Jets Ultrasound Rocket from the Crypt Matchbox 20 Rialto The Supernaturals The Montrose Avenue The Young Offenders Carrie Medal The Soundtrack of Our Lives	Underworld Placebo Deftones Ben Folds Five St Etienne Monaco Marion Headswim Kenickie Catherine Wheel A Amanpondo	The Mescaleros feat. Joe Strummer & Bez DJ set Spiritualized Bernard Butler Bentley Rhythm Ace Audioweb Alabama 3 The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Feeder Dust Junkys Santa Cruz Family of Free Love Senser

1997

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Reef Ash The Seahorses Placebo Stage started late due to extreme weather conditions Shirehorses	Kula Shaker The Chemical Brothers Neneh Cherry Dubstar Stereolab G Love & Special Sauce Geneva 60 Ft. Dolls Dub War Silver Sun The Dharmas Jonathan Fire*Eater Scarfo The Dolmen	The Bluetones Mansun (who did not manage to sing a single song through, due to ongoing failures with the sound systems, and a sinking stage. They ran out of time and had to leave to allow the next band to set up) Echobelly Live Pavement Super Furry Animals Symposium Three Colours Red The Supernaturals Gorky's Zygotic Mynci Travis Stereophonics Perfume

1985

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Black Roots Somo Somo El Sondro De Londres Eduardo and Antonio Son of Kolo The Blue Aeroplanes Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers Solstice	Asaah Papa and Graffi Jazz The Ariwa Posse Poison Girls Toxic Shock Green on Red Steve Payne & Guests Eduardo and Antonio The Happy End OVA	Chevalier Brothers Misty in Roots Doctor and The Medics Hank Wangford The Men They Couldn't Hang James Microdisney The Jazz Butcher Doctor's Children Rodney Allen

References

^ "King's Meadow (Stone Circle)". Glastonbury Festival. Archived from the original on 25 June 2011. Retrieved 29 June 2011.
^ "Glastonbury 2023 - The Lightning Seeds". BBC Music Events. Retrieved 28 June 2023.
^ "Neil Young and Blur confirmed for Glastonbury". NME. UK. 9 March 2009. Archived from the original on 11 October 2011. Retrieved 19 December 2022.

[1] "King's Meadow (Stone Circle)". Glastonbury Festival. Archived from the original on 25 June 2011. Retrieved 29 June 2011.

[2] "Glastonbury 2023 - The Lightning Seeds". BBC Music Events. Retrieved 28 June 2023.

[Neil_Glasto-3] "Neil Young and Blur confirmed for Glastonbury". NME. UK. 9 March 2009. Archived from the original on 11 October 2011. Retrieved 19 December 2022.

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