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by Alexandra Pollard | Photos by Emma Viola Lilja / Rihcard Gray / Press / WENN
11 brilliant new artists to see at Glastonbury
Because the weekend's not all about the headliners - the rising stars you can't miss
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Ibeyi: There's an intense depth and richness to Ibeyi's music to which their studio recordings don't quite do justice. Songs like 'Ghosts' and 'Mama Says' received criminally little radio airplay, but it's their live show that truly sets the duo apart from the rest - combining their passion for contemporary hip hop and soul with Yoruban chants and bata drums to create a truly mesmerising, and unforgettable, performance.
Tags: Glastonbury Festival
There is always, in the run up to Glastonbury, a hell of a lot of rhetoric over the festival's three headliners. This year, with the last minute cancellation of Foo Fighters and promotion of Florence + The Machine, this headliner-centric attitude has been stronger than ever.
It's important to remember that there are, in fact, more than three bands set to perform at Glastonbury this year. Hell, there's even other stages aside from the Pyramid Stage - and it's at these stages, watching acts you've barely heard of, that you're more than likely to witness one of the weekend's highlights.
From the joyfully chaotic Hinds to the dark soulfulness of Rag'n'Bone Man, here are the 11 best new artists set to perform at Glastonbury this weekend.
