Renowned physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has been added to this year’s Glastonbury Festival line-up.
The 73-year-old - who was recently portrayed by Eddie Redmayne in the Oscar-winning film The Theory of Everything - will make a special guest appearance in The Kidz Field.
Also announced to perform is magician Dynamo, who unlike in previous years when he has gone undercover, will this year be taking to the Kidz Big Top to impress festival goers with his tricks.
The pair join an eclectic list of names who will entertain at the iconic Worthy Farm festival in June.
Veteran rockers The Who were last week confirmed as the Sunday night headliners, with frontman Roger Daltrey telling the Evening Standard that the band will do their "best to close this year’s event with a bang".
Foo Fighters will headline on Friday, with Kanye West set to storm the Pyramid stage on Saturday - a decision that has divided some festival goers.
Other acts confirmed to perform include The Chemical Brothers, Florence and the Machine, Mary J Blige, Motörhead and Lionel Richie who will play the Sunday afternoon 'Legends' slot.
The festival takes place from June 26 - 28.
