WITH the dust not yet settled on the 2024 Glastonbury Festival – The Libertines have been announced as the headliners at this year’s Pilton Party.

The concert, an annual fundraising ‘thank you’ for villagers, workers and locals around the village of Pilton, where the festival is staged, will take place at Worthy Farm on Friday, September 6.

The show will be headlined by The Libertines, with more acts to be confirmed.

Tickets will go on sale online at See Tickets from noon tomorrow (July 12), costing £45 for adults and £20 for children aged 12 and under.

Any tickets left will be available on the door for £50 (Adults) and £25 (Children), subject to availability.

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

Meanwhile, organisers have confirmed the Pilton Party shuttle bus excursion ticket is once again available, with shuttles to the site running from Glastonbury Town Hall and Shepton Mallet Cenotaph between 5pm and 7pm, and return trips starting at 11pm.

Excursion tickets (adult £55 / £30 child) include entry to the event plus return shuttle bus travel.

There is no accommodation or camping at Pilton Party.

Usually, headliners at Pilton Party are an early confirmation for the following year’s Glastonbury Festival – so expect Pete Doherty and co to be in the fields next summer.

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The Libertines will headline the 2024 Pilton Party, at Worthy Farm