Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders present more music from Worthy Farm, introducing electronic music pioneer Gary Numan, who somewhat incredibly is making his debut at the festival as he takes to the Park Stage to showcase his five-decade long career. London jazz band and Mercury prize-winners Ezra Collective bring sheer joy and dancing to Saturday afternoon on the Other Stage, while after much speculation the time arrives for everyone to learn who Patchwork are.

Prepare for synthesisers at full tilt as post-punk and electronic pioneer Gary Numan takes to the Park Stage, making his Glastonbury debut. His sound has shifted over the years, ranging from jazz-funk to synth-pop, so expect a setlist covering all bases for this artist who helped push electronic music into the mainstream with his number one hits Are 'Friends' Electric? and Cars.