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Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts 2014 - Pyramid Stage

The Pyramid is Glastonbury’s iconic main stage. Founded in 1971 as a temporary structure, the Pyramid Stage was rebuilt in 1981 and again in 2000, and hosts spectacular headline acts each Festival year.

Statistics

  • 24*
    performances

* Catalogued so far.

Performances

Pyramid Stage

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Gallery

  • A photograph of Dolly Parton performing. An up close shot of Dolly Parton on stage wearing a white outfit covered in sparkling silver gemstones. Dolly holds a white acoustic guitar that is also covered in sparkling gemstones. She plays the guitar and smiles towards the camera.
    Photography by Emma Stoner
  • A photograph taken during the day at Glastonbury Festival. The image looks out over a sea of colourful tents on a field towards a pyramid shaped stage in the centre of the photo. A large crowd is gathered in front of the stage. In the foreground, two flags are flying above a tent, one flag is the St. George's cross and the other the EU flag. In the background are rolling green hills and fields.
    Photography by Emma Stoner

Resources

  • A photograph of Dolly Parton performing. An up close shot of Dolly Parton on stage wearing a white outfit covered in sparkling silver gemstones. Dolly holds a white acoustic guitar that is also covered in sparkling gemstones. She plays the guitar and smiles towards the camera.
    A photograph of Dolly Parton performing. An up close shot of Dolly Parton on stage wearing a white outfit covered in sparkling silver gemstones. Dolly holds a white acoustic guitar that is also covered in sparkling gemstones. She plays the guitar and smiles towards the camera.