Coldplay Super Bowl
Coldplay, fronted by Chris Martin, will close Glastonbury 2016 with their fourth headline performance at the festival on 26 June Christopher Polk/Getty Images

More than 100,000 music fans will flock through the muddy roads of Worthy Farm to enjoy the fun-filled activities of Glastonbury 2016. As one of the biggest festivals in the world, the Somerset music event will host performances from the hottest acts across rock, pop and everything in between.

For those still packing essential items like wellies, flower crowns and of course that much-needed crate of beer, IBTimes UK have created a guide featuring all the important information you need to know before setting off for your weekend of great live music.

THE LINE-UP and STAGE TIMES

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FRIDAY 24 JUNE 2016

Muse –22:15-23:45 (Pyramid Stage)

Foals – 20:00-21:15 (Pyramid Stage)

Jess Glynne – 16:30-17:30 (Pyramid Stage)

Skepta – 13:45-14:30 (Pyramid Stage)

Disclosure – 22:30-23:45 (Other Stage)

Muse tour
Muse will headline Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage on Friday 24 June REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

Bring Me The Horizon – 19:10-20:10 (Other Stage)

Sigur Ros – 22:30-23:45 (John Peel Stage)

AlunaGeorge – 21:00-22:00 (John Peel Stage)

Corinne Bailey Rae – 20:15-21:15 (Avalon Stage)

Kano – 23:45-00:30 (Sonic Stage)

Stormzy – 21:30-22:30 (Sonic Stage)

SATURDAY 25 JUNE 2016

Adele – 22:15-23:45 (Pyramid Stage)

Chvrches – 20:45-21:45 (Other Stage)

The 1975 – 19:15-20:15 (Other Stage)

James Blake – 22:15-23:45 (West Holts Stage)

Fatboy Slim – 20:30-22:00 (John Peel Stage)

SUNDAY 26 JUNE 2016

Coldplay – 21:30-23:15 (Pyramid Stage)

Beck – 19:15-20:30 (Pyramid Stage)

Adele
Adele will perform her first ever headline slot at Glastonbury on Saturday 25 June Youtube/AdeleVEVO

Ellie Goulding – 17:45-18:45 (Pyramid Stage)

Jeff Lynne's ELO – 16:00-17:15 (Pyramid Stage)

Laura Mvula – 14:30-15:15 (Pyramid Stage)

LCD Soundsystem – 21:45-23:15 (Other Stage)

Catfish And The Bottlemen – 18:20-19:20 (Other Stage)

Michael Kiwanuka – 15:30-16:30 (Other Stage)

Jake Bugg – 22:00-23:15 (John Peel Stage)

Grimes – 21:00-22:00 (The Park Stage)

Cyndi Lauper – 21:30-22:00 (Acoustic Stage)

Craig David's TS5 – 19:40-20:40 (Sonic Stage)

TRAVEL UPDATE

Following the sheer chaos of day one of Glasto, traffic is now flowing but it could still be a slow commute so it is best to keep checking the festival's official Twitter for updates and the travel section on their website for the best routes to the site.

Glastonbury 2016 weather
After a very muddy start, Glastonbury 2016 looks set to be a mostly dry affair with an average temperature of 18C BBC Weather

WEATHER FORECAST

Glastonbury would not be the same without a little rain guaranteeing a very muddy climate. Friday looks set to be fairly dry and cloudy with a small chance of rain in the late afternoon while Saturday and Sunday will follow suit. Temperatures are predicted to hover at the 18C mark across the whole weekend.

WHERE TO WATCH

The BBC will host coverage of the festival for their 20th year but with BBC Three no longer available on TV, it will look a little different this year. BBC One, Two and Four will present more than 25 hours of coverage featuring the highly-anticipated headline performances. BBC Radio 1 and other stations including 1Xtra, Radio 2 and 6 Music will also present live from the festival.