BBC Music Introducing To Take Folly Rae, The Sherlocks and Matt Maltese to Glastonbury 2017

BBC Radio 1 DJ Phil Taggart (10pm-1am) tonight announced whilst sitting in for Huw Stephens,  that the likes of Folly Rae, The Sherlocks and Matt Maltese are set to perform at Glastonbury 2017 with BBC Music Introducing.

Returning to Glastonbury after launching at the festival 10 years ago, BBC Music Introducing will once again be showcasing some fantastic new under-the-radar talent and will also see some special, surprise slots from BBC Introducing’s finest alumni.

The full line-up includes:

Friday 23rd June

Folly Rae
Gaffa Tape Sandy
Josh Barry
Onyda
Otis Mensah
Roe
Tourists

Saturday 24th June

Keir
Lulu James
Palm Honey
The Cosmics
Wild Front
Wildwood Kin
WOWH                     

Sunday 25th June

Happy Endings
Matt Maltese
Shadowlark
Sody
Speakman Sound
The Pale White
The Sherlocks

Phil Taggart, BBC Radio 1 DJ says: “Imagine uploading your music to the BBC Music Introducing Uploader and hoping for a few radio spins and it snowballs to the extent were you get asked to play the biggest festival in the world! I'm really excited to announce the line-up for the BBC Music Introducing stage this evening live on Radio 1 and help new musicians reach that goal that so many have, to play Glastonbury.”

Each performance on the BBC Music Introducing Stage will be live streamed at bbc.co.uk/glastonbury for the audience at home.

BBC Introducing

With nearly 700,000 unique tracks uploaded to the Introducing website and over 170,000 artists registered, BBC Music Introducing provides a network dedicated to supporting the best emerging talent from across the UK, and a platform to propel them onto the national stage through Radio 1, 1Xtra, Radio 2, 6 Music, Radio 3 and the Asian Network.

Introducing also gives up-and-coming artists broadcast opportunities on BBC Radio, Television and Online, alongside the chance to performance at major festivals and international showcases.

It has helped launch the careers of acts such as Jake Bugg, George Ezra, Florence + the Machine, James Bay, Slaves, Izzy Bizu, Catfish and the Bottlemen, SOAK, Blossoms and many more.

www.bbc.co.uk