The band is taking to the Park Stage
London Grammar are bringing their sparse electronic pop and soulful vocals back to Glastonbury 2024. The indie and electronic pop band are taking to the Park Stage on Sunday.
The English trio reached number two on the album chart in the UK with their debut album, 2013's If You Wait before topping the chart again with 2017's Truth Is a Beautiful Thing. In 2021, they issued their third album Californian Soil which earned the group their second BRIT nomination.London Grammar recently released their new single Into Gold and announced a 2024 European arena tour.
What time and stage are London Grammar playing? London Grammar will close the Park Stage which sits at the southern edge of Worthy Farm and includes the popular Ribbon Tower, on Sunday. The band will perform for over an hour and will be on stage from 9.15pm to 10.30pm. They will take to the stage after Ghetts.
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