While it would have been immensely satisfying to see The Cure performing at Glastonbury on their favourite day of the week, fans will nevertheless be delighted to catch the strains of 'Friday I'm In Love' on Sunday evening (June 30).
And even if you're not among the thousands partying in Worthy Farm this weekend, you can still enjoy the music.
The BBC struck a deal to air more than 30 hours of coverage, meaning you can join the rave from your armchair.
So, fancy seeing The Cure headlining the Pyramid Stage?
Well, just tune in to BBC Two on Sunday evening to catch their two-hour set, which begins at 9.30pm.
The Cure, fronted by Robert Smith, formed in 1976 and went on to secure millions of sales through albums including 'Disintegration' and 'Wish' - the latter featuring 'Friday I'm In Love'.
