When Stormzy takes to the iconic Pyramid Stage tomorrow night (Friday, June 27), he will do so as the first British rapper to headline Glastonbury Festival.
The 25-year-old, whose recent single Vossi Bop reached number one in the UK singles chart, is expected to deliver one of the weekend's outstanding performances.
But if you're not among the lucky people with tickets to Worthy Farm, how can you watch Stormzy's set?
Well, the BBC is providing more than 30 hours of TV coverage this year.
BBC Two will kick off the evening with sets from Jorja Smith and Rosalía, before showcasing the whole gamut of acts.
Stormzy himself will be in action from 10.15pm-11.45pm, when he can be expected to perform latest single Crown, as well as tracks from his debut album Gang Signs & Prayer.
Previous British rappers to appear on the Pyramid Stage include Skepta, Tinie Tempah and Dizzee Rascal.
