Róisín Murphy is the latest star to be added to the line-up for the upcoming Glastonbury livestream event.

In lieu of the annual festival, which has been axed for a second year amid the pandemic, organisers are hosting ‘Live at Worthy Farm’ – a virtual gig headlined by Coldplay, Blur’s Damon Albarn and Haim.

And it’s since been confirmed that Róisín, who recently released her remix album ‘Crooked Machine’, and singer-songwriter George Ezra are the latest musicians to join the line-up of performers for the five-hour spectacle.

“I’m very happy to announce that I’ll be performing at this month’s @glastonbury#LiveAtWorthyFarm global livestream,” tweeted the Something More hitmaker.

Performers will take to the stage at various landmarks around the Glastonbury site in Somerset, including the Pyramid field and the stone circle, with organiser Emily Eavis also teased some “very special guest appearances and collaborations” will be taking place.  

Paul Dugdale, who has directed concert films for Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift, will helm the livestream, which will see the musical performances linked by “a spoken word narrative, written and delivered by some very special guests” .

Tickets for the event on May 22 on sale now, with proceeds going towards Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid, as well as helping to “secure the Festival’s return in 2022”.