Glastonbury 2016 clashfinder: The worst set time clashes to hit Worthy Farm
Festivalgoers have some tough decisions on their hands
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Your support makes all the difference.You've got your ticket, you've assembled a crowd and your wellies are ordered - all is well on the festival front. Right? Wrong.
While the announcement of the full Glastonbury 2016 line-up sparked great excitement earlier this year, the release of the set times has once again proved a cause for concern. As is the norm, they have thrown forth some brutal clashes.
Top of the bunch is Coldplay's set coinciding with LCD Soundsystem and Earth, Wind & Fire's while the previous night proves equally as troublesome (Adele, New Order and James Blake all share set times).
Below is our pick of the most frustrating clashes that, sadly, you're just going to have to deal with. After all, Glastonbury wouldn't be Glastonbury without them, right?
Friday
Pyramid Stage: Muse (22:15-23:45)
Other Stage: Disclosure (22:30-23:45)
West Holts Stage: Underworld (22:15-23:45)
John Peel Stage: Sigur Rós (22:30-23:45)
The Park Stage: Savages (21:30-22:30)/Richard Hawley (23:00-00:15)
John Peel Stage: Half Moon Run (16:50-17:40)
The Park Stage: Ezra Furman (17:00-18:00)
Saturday
Pyramid Stage: Adele (22:15-23:45)
Other Stage: New Order (22:30-23:45)
West Holts Stage: James Blake (22:15-23:45)
John Peel Stage: M83 (22:30-23:45)
Pyramid Stage: Tame Impala (20:00-21:15)
Other Stage: Chvrches (20:45-21:45)
John Peel Stage: Fatboy Slim (20:30-22:00)
Acoustic Stage: Art Garfunkel
Pyramid Stage: The Last Shadow Puppets (18:15-19:15)
Other Stage: Tom Odell (17:45-18:45)
John Peel Stage: John Grant (17:50-18:50)
Sunday
Pyramid Stage: Coldplay (21:30-23:15)
Other Stage: LCD Soundsystem (21:45-23:15)
West Holts Stage: Earth, Wind & Fire (21:45-23:15)
The Park Stage: Grimes (21:00-22:00)
Acoustic Stage: Cyndi Lauper (21:30-23:00)
Pyramid Stage: Jeff Lynne's ELO (16:00-17:!5)
Other Stage: Years & Years (16:50-17:50)
Glastonbury Festival takes place between Wednesday 22 June and Sunday 26 June.
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