Sam Fender is one of the most popular musicians to come out of the UK in the last few years.
The indie-rock artist is best known for bangers such as ‘Seventeen Going Under’, ‘Hypersonic Missiles’, and ‘Will We Talk.’
After the release of his debut album back in 2019, the North-Shields lad has soared to fame at such a rate that he’s now one of the biggest names performing at Glastonbury this year, along with Billie Eilish. You can find out about Billie Eilish's Glastonbury 2022 performance time here.
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So when and where will Sam Fender be playing at this year’s festival? And for those watching Glastonbury at home, what channel will the 28-year-old be found on?
When Will Sam Fender Perform At Glastonbury? How To Watch Him
Sam Fender will be the penultimate Friday performance on the Pyramid Stage. You’ll be able to see him play live from 20:15 - 21:15.
However, if you’re watching at home you’ll want to tune in to BBC 3 from 00:00 to 01:00, but don’t worry if you can’t make it as all performances will be shown on iPlayer.
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As the main stage at Glastonbury, and probably the most recognisable festival stage in the world, the Pyramid Stage has featured artists from the Rolling Stones to Dizzy Rascal, you might want to head over a bit earlier to catch the rest of Friday’s Glastonbury lineup.
Pyramid Stage Lineup Friday
Billie Eilish 22:15 - 23:45
Sam Fender 20:15 - 21:15
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Robert Plant & Alison Krauss 18:15 - 19:15
Wolf Alice 16:45 - 17:45
Crowded House 15:15 - 16:15
Rufus Wainwright 13:45 - 14:45
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Ziggy Marley 12:15 - 13:15
Nevertheless, you can’t see everyone at Glastonbury and have to give up watching some artists to see others.
Who Overlaps With Sam Fender’s Performance?
Playing at The Other Stage during Sam Fender’s Friday slot, we have Grammy winning singer-songwriter St. Vincent, performing from 20:30-21:30.
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Headlining the iconic stage is rock band Foals, so you’ll have to rush over after Sam Fender’s set to get a good view of the transgressive group.
Topics: Glastonbury, Sam Fender, Music, Festivals
Will Carrick-Buchanan