Glastonbury 2016: Mark Ronson and Tame Impala announced as part of Shangri-La line-up

Acts including Mark Ronson and Tame Impala have been confirmed for the Shangri-La line-up at this year’s Glastonbury Festival.

Just one day after main stage timings were leaked, festival officials have announced the roster of talent for the late night break-out area at Worthy Farm.

As well as Ronson and Kevin Parker, artists including Kate Tempest, Craig Charles, Reef and Caravan Palace will also perform.

There will also be DJ sets from Eats Everything, Jamie Jones and Seth Troxler, while Beatbox Collective and Shy FX’s Party on the Moon have also been announced.

The area, which has a different ‘heaven and hell’ theme every year, will be based around ‘truth and lies’ for 2016.

The website reads: “The people of Shangri-La have lost their voices amongst the deceit and distractions of the mainstream media.

“A new power resides over the this sensational, subversive city now that the media has gained full access to its inner workings and everyone’s personal lives.

“Shangri-Hell International Television has the monopoly on all media outlets, plus a new HQ to create more mind-controlling trite to make you feel better about yourselves.”

It continues: “But with the increase of media influence and technologies, A NEW MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE POWER IS RISING.

“Using art, music and a f*** ton of “likes” the people are claiming back their voices and power, hacking into the systems that control them, seeking the ultimate truth.”

While festival headliners Adele, Coldplay and Muse were announced earlier this year, officials are still in the process of confirming line-ups for the smaller areas.

Despite the fact that the actual timings haven’t been officially announced, a leak earlier this week meant that festival-goers were able to plan their schedules in advance.

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