Glastonbury 2008: Sunday's line-up
11:21am Sunday 29th June 2008
THE final day of Glastonbury Festival 2008 has arrived and a wide array of acts should delight crowds across the site.
Light showers have been predicted by weather forecasters but it currently remains dry.
The Pyramid Stage line-up boasts a number of pop legends including Gilbert O'Sullivan, Neil Diamond and Leonard Cohen.
Famous for songs like Drugs Don't Work and Bittersweet Symphony, The Verve close the 2008 festival on the Pyramid Stage at 10.15pm.
The Other Stage boasts a concoction of popular contemporary acts including folk star Newton Faulkner, the energetic charmer Jack Penate, DJ Mark Ronson and the funky Groove Armada.
The John Peel Stage features a host of transatlantic acts including Yeasayer, Stars, Crystal Castles and headliners The National.
An exciting day of music is scheduled and, judging by how smoothly the festival has run so far, Sunday will not disappoint.
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Festival-goers are hoping for yesterday's glorious sunshine on Sunday (Glastonbury 2008)
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Dimples, Bridgwater says...
5:29am Mon 30 Jun 08
A truley outstanding performance from a great singer. BRILLIENT!
As for Amy, well, I dont think they should have bothered!!!!