Following the 1991 fallow year, an expanded festival returned for the Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts 1992, and this proved a great success. 1992 was the first year that the new age travellers were not initially allowed onto the site free, and a sturdier fence was designed. This success was carried through to 1993 which, like 1992, was hot and dry.
The Levellers first performed at the Glastonbury Festival in 1992, before headlining act on The Pyramid Stage in 1994.
Pyramid stage FridaySaturdaySunday Carter USM The Levellers Fishbone Television The Breeders The Blue Aeroplanes The Senseless Things Runrig Kirsty MacColl Hugh Cornwell Shakespear's Sister Lou Reed James (replacing Morrissey who cancelled) The Fall The House of Love The Saw Doctors Ocean Colour Scene Joan Armatrading Chris Whitley Mazlyn Jones Youssou N'Dour Maxi Priest Tom Jones Van Morrison Buddy Guy Richard Thompson Billy Bragg and The Redstars K Passa Glastonbury Town Band
NME stage FridaySaturdaySunday Primal Scream The Orb Gary Clail Jah Wobble Flowered Up Dr Phibes & the House of Wax Equations Natural Life The Moonflowers Radical Dance Faction Back To The Planet Senser Fat Dinosaur The Shamen Curve Ozric Tentacles Lush Cud Thousand Yard Stare Catherine Wheel Midway Still The Sandkings Th' Faith Healers The Stairs Bates Motel 808 State Ned's Atomic Dustbin Blur Spiritualized P J Harvey The Frank and Walters Kitchens of Distinction The Family Cat The Real People The Belltower Dodgy Strangelove
Jazz stage FridaySaturdaySunday Lonnie Liston Smith Olodum Jim Mullen Quartet Steve Williamson's That Suss Was Us Nik Turner Steve Arguelles Joe Louis Walker Space Waves Soul In Motion Kaoma Chapter And The Verse African Jazz Pioneers Distant Cousins Adrian Utley and Tammy Payne Blurt Martin Speake Quartet Co Creators Like Young Negrocan The Family Stand Galliano Dirty Dozen Mouth Music Secret Society Chance Element Magoma Domino Club
References
External links BBC at Glastonbury 1992