Sunday 28th June 2015 by Andrew Trendell Staff | Photos by Press

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The Who's Glastonbury performance stage time changed

The band will now headline earlier than planned

The Who Glastonbury Pyramid Stage time changed - schedule

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Those planning on seeing The Who headline Glastonbury festival this evening are informed that the band's stage time has been changed.

The iconic British rock legends were due to hit the Pyramid Stage at 9.45pm until 11.15pm - but now Glastonbury has announced that they'll be taaking to the stage half an hour earlier than planned at 9.15pm. They will be preceded by Paul Weller, Alt-J and Lionel Richie.

They'll be the final Pyramid headliner of the weekend - following on from huge slots from Florence + The Machine and the controversial Kanye West.

Earliert his week, The Who stormed London's Hyde Park as part of British Summer Time festival. Check out our full review and photos from the epic show here.

The closing day of Glasto is set to see performances from the likes of Paul Weller, Patti Smith, FFS, Death Cab For Cutie, Mini Manions, Idlewild, Ryan Adams, Lionel Richie and many more.

Check back at Gigwise for the latest Glastonbury news, reviews, photos, updates and much more.

Below: Photos of The Who storming Hyde Park in London

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