Glastonbury Festival has now released its full line-up of music and performing arts acts for 2023 with more than 100 stages and areas across the site. Anyone who has visited Worthy Farm before will know that it can take an eternity to get from one side of the festival site to the other, which always leads to some different decisions on who to watch.
For first-timers, clashes are an intrinsic part of the festival. Many people will attempt to dash from one stage to the other to catch two acts - which is possible for when watching artists who are playing near (or you don't mind spriting) - but sometimes it's best to just resign yourselves to one performance.
With the festival just a few weeks away, it's time to start planning who you're going to see (and for those watching at home, who to catch on BBC iPlayer). In light of Tuesday's announcement (May 30), here are the most infuriating clashes at Glastonbury 2023:
