2,660 reasons why you will miss most of Glastonbury…

We’ve counted them up and there are 2,660 performances at Glastonbury 2017…and that’s just the programmed ones.

Some 40 slots are still to be confirmed, so if you are a band and desperate to play it may not be too late (although it probably is…so don’t get your hopes up).

There’s also seven special guests waiting in the wings…so who knows who you might be lucky enough to catch if you take a chance on one of these slots.

But realistically – even if you are at the festival – you will miss most of it.

Even the most dedicated gig-junky will struggle to see more than 10 or 15 acts a day.

At the very best that’s maybe 50-70 over all of the show days.

Even if we round that up to 100 for those not needing any sleep that’s 96.25% of the festival that will pass most people by.

So now’s the time to roll up your sleeves and start planning your weekend.

Here’s the full set of times and stages…

Make sure you don’t miss any of your favourite acts – but try to explore something new as well.

One band you will find it hard to miss is this year’s hardest working act The New York Brass Band. They are down for 11 slots in all, so hats off to them for their dedication and grit.

Here’s the long list of who is playing/what is showing (and how often)…