Preparations for Glastonbury 2023 are well underway with more and more artists being announced each week. With only 30 days until the gates reopen (May 22), fans of the festival can watch the site grow and the stages be built in real-time through the site webcam hosted by the BBC.
The webcam webpage provides a still image from Worthy Farm that appears to be updated every five minutes. The camera is placed on top of one of Worthy Farm's barns and offers a panoramic view stretching from the top corner of the Healing Fields all the way to Woodsies, the new name for the John Peel stage this year.
Glastonbury Festival's webcam has been operating intermittently for more than ten years. The latest shots from Worthy Farm show the progress of the famous Pyramid Stage, which has become a recognisable symbol for the world famous festival.
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The live stream also shows that the construction of the Other Stage - the second biggest stage - is well underway and Glastonbury Tor is also visible in the background. The BBC also offers a library of past images from the same spot over the years, including at sunset and after dark when the festival has been in full swing.
Arctic Monkeys, Guns N Roses and Elton John will be headlining Glastonbury 2023 from June 21 to 25. The festival fuelled rumours of the Rocket Man's performance when an image of a rocket flying above the site's iconic Pyramid Stage was displayed on a Glastonbury webcam page in December 2022.
Glastonbury Festival is at Worthy Farm, Pilton from June 21-25. You can watch the Glastonbury live stream on the BBC's website
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