DETAILS of this year’s Pilton Party – Glastonbury Festival’s annual ‘thank you’ gig for villagers and locals in the area surrounding the Somerset site – have been revealed.

The Streets will top the bill at the September 1 show at Worthy Farm, with support from Arlo Parks and two other local acts to be confirmed via the Pilton Stage Party Auditions contest.

There will also be DJ slots from Pilton Party favourite Patmandu and upcoming duo Kayos Bros.

Tickets will go on sale in person from the old festival office in Northload Street, Glastonbury, from 10am to 4pm on Saturday (August 5).

Advance tickets will cost £40 for adults and £15 for children (12 and under).

Pilton Party gates open at 5pm, with live music due to finish around 11pm, with a closing DJ set from Patmandu until midnight.

The Pilton Party shuttle bus excursion ticket is also back for 2023, with shuttles to the site running from Glastonbury Town Hall and Shepton Mallet Cenotaph between 5pm and 7pm, and return shuttles, starting from 11pm.

Excursion tickets cost £50 for adults and £25 for children, including entry to the event and return shuttle bus travel.