New 2023 Glastonbury Festival Map

In a thrilling turn of events for music lovers worldwide, the much-anticipated map of Glastonbury Festival 2023 has just been unveiled. The freshly released layout adds a generous helping of suspense to the already pulsating heart of festival season, promising a unique and immersive experience that is sure to make this year's event a stand-out spectacle.

The festival grounds at Worthy Farm, already a labyrinth of sound, sight, and shared human connection, have been meticulously redesigned, offering an even grander scale of exploration for festival-goers. The iconic Pyramid Stage, which has been graced by the likes of Radiohead, Beyoncé, and The Rolling Stones, retains its regal position, continuing to serve as the heartbeat of the festival. But hold onto your festival hats because it's surrounded by some exciting new additions.

A new area, dubbed ‘Car Henge' promises an immersive fusion of music, art from Joe Rush and his Mutoid Waste Company. Situated on the location of the old Williams Green Stage, this area aims to capture the avant-garde spirit of the festival in a setting that sparks both wonder and curiosity.  A second shock is the absence of Cineramageddon, replaced by more camping space, lasting only three festivals.

In a nod to the festival's roots and its commitment to new music, the John Peel Stage has been renamed the Woodsies Stage, dedicated to emerging talent, has kept its original position despite rumours that the name change would be linked to a moved and the area being expanded.

All in all, the new Glastonbury Festival map is a testament to the event's enduring ability to evolve and innovate while staying true to its roots. It's a bold statement, a clear message that Glastonbury 2023 is not just another festival, but a gathering of the tribes, a celebration of music and arts, and a party unlike any other. This summer at Worthy Farm is set to be another unforgettable chapter in the Glastonbury story.