The Rabbit Hole Glastonbury: What's new for 2019
Rumour has it there is a secret bar there too...
Richard MillsSenior reporter
The Rabbit Hole Glastonbury: What's new for 2019 (Image: Richard Mills)
One of the key figures behind running the Rabbit Hole bar and stage at Glastonbury Festival has outlined what is new there in 2019.
The Rabbit Hole has become one of the festival's most famous areas over the years, but more because of its secrecy than anything else.
We can vouch that it certainly exists, as can Prince Harry, who once partied long into the night with model Kate Moss back in 2013.
It is located near to the Park Stage and the Ribbon Tower and it has an Alice in Wonderland-esque vibe.
Rabbit Hole core manager, Katherine Montagu, told Somerset Live festival-goers can expect quite a few changes this time around.
She said: "There is a new pink piano, we are in a new location, we were further up the hill before, we have a lovely new sign and a very exciting lineup.
"We have some exciting and secret DJs which we cannot tell you about.
The main stage at The Rabbit Hole (Image: Richard Mills)
"The DJ sets will go on until 3am on the first two nights and 4am on the last three nights. It should be a fantastic few days."
Music will start there as early as 1pm every day.
There is reportedly a secret bar there. We certainly found the main bar and stage but, like many, this mystery is not yet solved.
Reportedly, the entrance to the tunnel is opened in the evening, but it's never advertised what time it opens.
So good luck in finding out!
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