June 24 – 26
3 days
£59
80,000 tickets
80,000 people
£5
25 venues
30 performers
30 performances
Headliners
All Headliners →New for 1994
All Venues
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Pyramid Replacement
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NME Stage
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West Holts
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Jazz World
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The Experimental Soundfield
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Field of Avalon
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Avalon Stage
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Wise Crone
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Acoustic Field
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Acoustic Stage
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Pilton Palais Cinema
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Theatre & Circus Fields
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Cabaret
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Poetry&Words
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Theatre & Cabaret
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Kidzfield
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Green Fields
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Croissant Neuf Stage
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Alternative Technology
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Green Futures
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Peace Garden
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Tipi Field
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Sacred Space
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Stone Circle
Performed Here
1994 Lineup →-
Björk
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Blind Melon
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Blur
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Dreadzone
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Dwight Yoakam
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Elvis Costello
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Galliano
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Glastonbury Town Band
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Grant Lee Buffalo
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Ian McNabb
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Jackson Browne
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Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart
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James
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Little Axe
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Lucky Dube
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Mary Black
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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Oasis
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Paul Weller
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Peter Gabriel
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Radiohead
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Rage Against the Machine
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Ride
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Saint Etienne
Timeline
Full Timeline →1994
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Festival is screened on national television for the first time
Channel 4 airs the entire thing live.
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Outside Cinema: Screen destroyed in Pyramid Stage fire on June 13th
Replacement measures 56ft wide by 24ft high, at the time the biggest 35mm cinema screen in the country. Dolby Digital is also introduced with an upgraded sound system.
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Pyramid Stage: Stage burns down on June 13th
Bad luck strikes one week before the festival. A replacement stage is used in 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, and 1999.
Festival Media
In the height of summer, at the time of solstice — moon-mad, sun-begotten — we acclaim the glory of life with ungrudging senses. — Llewelyn Powys
More Stats
£1
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Weather
All Weather →Dry
24°C
10°C
0.64mm
Yeovilton
24°C
15°C
No rain
20°C
13°C
0.64mm
18°C
10°C
No rain