Glastonbury 2023 will have a new area made entirely out of vintage cars that will imitate Stonehenge, organisers have confirmed. It will be the festival's second imitation of the historic West Country monument located some 45 miles away.
Located within Williams Green, 'Carhenge' will be assembled out of 24 mutated classic cars on top of each other to form a replica of the landmark. Joe Rush is the brainchild of the new installation founder of the Mutoid Waste Company, a performance arts collective that has been Glastonbury Festival's artistic collaborator for 38 years.
Carhenge celebrates the underground and punk ethos and each car is a tribute to those heroines and heroes from the margins of society. The installation will be illuminated by a show of lights created by Ed Warren and soundtracked by Fulu Miziki.
