Get live coverage of the Glastonbury 2013 festival line-up
If you're not heading to Somerset for Glastonbury Festival 2013 but want to keep up with the action, here's how to watch live coverage from the comfort of your sofa on your TV, smartphone, tablet or laptop.
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Calling all music fans; if you didn't manage to get tickets to this year's Glastonbury festival or you just can't face camping for a few days with thousands of strangers but still want to catch the big name gigs we've got you covered.
The coverage starts today with the line-up including bands such as Arctic Monkeys, The Rolling Stones and Mumford and Sons.
See also: How to watch Wimbledon 2013 online.
It has been estimated that more than 250 hours of live footage will be broadcast by the BBC, thanks to one live feed for each of the six main stages plus a seventh roaming camera.
How to watch Glastonbury 2013 live coverage
As we've mentioned there will be six live streams for each of the main stages at Glastonbury this year, plus that roaming camera if you fancy seeing what's going on from the ground.
However, the spanner in the works is that only Virgin Media TiVo customers can access those streams though a TV with the Connected Red Button.
Other customers, we're talking to all of you out there with Sky, Freeview, Freesat and YouView, can still get live coverage on the Red Button but there will only be two live feeds.
The simplest way to get live coverage is to head to bbc.co.uk/glastonbury to watch live coverage and get other content such as highlights from previous years. You can do this on pretty much any device with an internet connection and a web browser.
You can also get the BBC iPlayer Radio app for both iOS and Android smartphones and tablets to listen to coverage.
Furthermore, EE customers can get the BBC's live streams via the Glastonbury Festival 2013 app which available for iOS and Android.
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