10 Best Apps For

Glastonbury Festival

10 Best Apps For

Glastonbury Festival

Glascovery

With 64 stages and hundreds of acts performing over 4 days we want to help you discover new artists or

just get excited by the amazing line-up!

Shazam

Shazam is the best way to identify music and TV. In seconds you’ll know the

name of any song, or more about what you’re watching - touch to Shazam to start

your journey.

Pause

Pause is a well-curated music periodical and

contains the best music stories, reviews, features, interviews, long reads as well as charts, audio and

videos

Glastonbury Festival

2014Glastonbury 2014 is the

official mobile app for the Glastonbury Festival.

Soundwave

Creating an account gives you instant access to a community of music lovers. By following

others with similar music taste you’ll be able to

instantly check out the music they are listening to

GroupMeGroupMe allows you to share

your location and create group chats so you don't lose touch or track of one another at any stage. Bonus: It works on dumb phones for those

folks who leave their iPhone at home before the festival

starts.

Twitter

Twitter is a free app that lets you connect with people,

express yourself, and discover more about all the things you

love.

French Girls

French Girls is the legendary award-winning* app where

strangers anonymously draw portraits based on "selfies"

of others.

Festival ReadyTrue to the spirit of

Victorinox, the Festival Ready app includes a

selection of useful and innovative tools for the

modern adventurer.

WaterInWaterIn is a simple App to help remind you to drink

water. There are many opinions about how much you should drink, that's up to you to decide. For example if it's

hotter then you should probably drink more.