Review: The Killers

6 out of 10. They're crowd pleasers, but the gold lamé and fireworks are a bit much from this once modest band.

Review: Iggy And The Stooges

10 out of 10. Stooges on scalding form. Iggy demands that the crowd invade stage. They do.

9.5 out of 10. Saturday, 4.30pm. "Silly dancing please," Lily demands, and thousands in ponchos oblige.

9 out of 10. It's hard not be impressed by a sequinned frontwoman who cheerfully crowd surfs above cloacal horror.

8 out of 10:Saturday, 3pm. Their weather predictions are off target, but they hit the mark with jaunty tunes and a passionate performance.

Review: Stirring stuff - including the pipe organ. They could be headlining next year.

Review: Jesus and Mary! What a set, and some schoolmarm sass thrown in for good measure.

The sci-fi forest sprite makes a theatrical return after 13 years.

They'll be talking about this in Worthy Farm until the cows come home.

Over and Over was hard to beat as a way to end day one.

The monkeys bring their romance to close a very wet day.

Find yourself a puddle, and jump in it!

A rare smile from the too-cool Xeroxes, and the festival turned carnival.

How to bring opulence to a field of slurry.

Chas and Dave, The Park, 4.30pm