Glastonbury Festival 2023: Exciting Performances and New Discoveries Await

Kenny Rogers had one such moment in 2013.

The festival's headliners for 2023 are Arctic Monkeys, Guns N' Roses, and Elton John.

Arielle Free of BBC Radio 1 and Mark Whatson discussed potential "Glastonbury moments" and identified songs that could create excitement, euphoria, and exhaustion.

Arctic Monkeys' "RU Mine" and Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" are expected to be emotional highlights.

New discoveries like The Last Dinner Party, Gabriel, and Flo are also expected to draw big crowds.

Glastonbury Festival features a diverse lineup of artists and dance anthems, including Lizzo's "Good as Hell," Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up," and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe." Nia Archives' "Off with Ya Headz" is a highlight of the festival, and Fred Again is a rising star with a fast and technical style.

Jessie Ware's "Free Yourself" and Jayda G's "Scar" are also notable dance tracks.

The festival includes a range of genres, from pop to jungle, with artists such as Wizkid and Lana Del Rey also performing.

The sets of Loyle Carner and Dave and Central Cee are also highly anticipated.

Interview with two BBC hosts, Arielle and Mark, discussing their favorite acts at Glastonbury festival.

They mention acts such as Loyle Carner, Jorja Smith, Ezra Collective, and Lana Del Rey.

They talk about the laid-back summer vibe of some of the music and the excitement of seeing Wizkid, who is entering his "rock star era." One of the hosts is hosting Glastonbury coverage on BBC iPlayer.