The organisers of Glastonbury have announced that Coldplay, Damon Albarn, Haim, Idles, Jorja Smith, Kano, Michael Kiwanuka and Wolf Alice will perform at Live at Worthy Farm, a ticketed live-stream event to be broadcast on 22 May.

The five-hour film, directed by Grammy-nominated film-maker Paul Dugdale, will be presented as an uninterrupted production, tracing the arc of what festival co-organiser Emily Eavis called “one continuous wild night” at the festival, via festival landmarks including the Pyramid stage, the stone circle and the notorious south-east nightclubbing corner…

When Glastonbury returns in full, Eavis said she would remain committed to achieving gender equality on the festival’s lineup, as she has previously pledged. A recent wave of UK festival announcements for summer 2021 was criticised for heavily weighting male performers. “It’s not an accident any more, it’s a statement of exclusion,” Maxie Gedge of Keychange, the PRS Foundation’s initiative encouraging music festivals to commit to balanced lineups, told the Guardian.