Clara Amfo and Jack Saunders present two performances from artists who have emerged to great acclaim and success in the last couple of years.

From Grantham, Lincolnshire, Holly Humberstone won this year's BRITs Rising Star award and has recently supported global pop star Olivia Rodrigo on her US tour. She first played the festival on the BBC Introducing Stage in 2019 and is due to release her debut album this year.

Oxford's Glass Animals formed over ten years ago and through constant touring, particularly in the US, found themselves at the beginning of 2022 the first British group to top Spotify's global songs chart, racking up over four million plays on the streaming platform. Expect an energetic set from the quartet led by frontman Dave Bayley and crowd-pleasing songs from their three albums to date.

Clara Amfo and Remi Burgz introduce performances from two British rappers taking to the stage at the Glastonbury Festival.

First up is west London's AJ Tracey, who makes his debut on the Pyramid Stage. His career to date has spanned a decade and has blossomed in recent years, with his track Ladbroke Grove sound-tracking the summer of 2019 and the release of his self-titled debut album. He has collaborated with the likes of Dave and Aitch and last year put out his second studio album, Flu Game, which featured guest appearances from the likes of Mabel, Digga D and MoStack.

Pa Salieu performs on the John Peel Stage. Pa has emerged to much acclaim in the last couple of years and was the winner of the BBC Sound of 2021. Born in Slough, he moved back to his parents' native The Gambia before his first birthday, returning to the UK when he was eight, to live in Coventry, which provided inspiration for his breakout song, Frontline, released in early 2020. The track went on to be the most-played track of that year on BBC Radio 1Xtra, and the city continued to inspire his debut mixtape released in 2020, Send Them To Coventry.