Clara Amfo and Lauren Laverne are live on the early evening of the first full day of music. They make a trip to the Pyramid Stage for one of the biggest moments of the weekend, when Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette makes her Glastonbury debut. Over at the West Holts Stage, there's coverage of another inaugural Worthy Farm performance - from 1990s R&B group En Vogue.

Further performances from Worthy Farm as the first day of Glastonbury Festival continues. Glasgow indie band Franz Ferdinand take to the Other Stage 16 years after their last appearance at the festival, not including FFS, their collaboration with Sparks. The coverage then crosses to the Park Stage for indie-rockers Wunderhorse, whose 2024 album Midas took them from small venues to touring with likes of Sam Fender, Foals and Fontaines DC. Consequently, they've stepped up to performing large-scale sold-out gigs and this evening Wunderhorse will showcase their unique energy and verve to this hallowed festival.