Glastonbury‘s next grandiose production is quickly approaching, and after March’s major lineup drop it’s become increasingly clear the iconic UK festival will be this year’s premier international music event. While we already know record numbers will unite for headliners Stromzy, The Cure, The Killers, and Kylie Minogue — it’s the names lower on the bill that have us so excited for this year’s lineup.

In honor of Friday’s announcement that a limited number of resale tickets will be available for purchase later this month, and everyone clearing their schedules to anxiously sit in Glasto’s ticket queue, we’ve compiled a list of six non-headlining artists that will make nabbing a ticket worth the entire nail-biting experience.

1. Rosalía

Drawing inspiration from her Catalonian roots, this future headliner blends flamenco pop, reggaeton, and experimental Afrobeats to create some of the most exciting music in existence currently. “Con Altura,” her first single of 2019, is an international reggaeton hit and finds the young artist reuniting with past collaborators, J. Balvin and El Guincho. While still rich with influences of flamenco and pop, the new single shows Rosalía once again experimenting with her sound and breaking all of the rules.

Rosalía is currently on her first world tour in support of her 2018 album, El Mal Querer and will play one of her only UK shows of the tour at Glastonbury in June. Watch the video for “Con Altura,” which features El Guincho flying a plane while J. Balvin drops some bars and Rosalía serves up some divine dances moves.

2. King Princess

Hailed as queer pop’s next breakout star, Brooklyn artist King Princess will play Glastonbury days after wrapping up her first-ever sold-out U.S. tour and it’s a set you won’t want to miss. The young artist’s sleeper hit “1950” and subsequent debut EP Make My Bed spread like wildfire last year, quickly accumulating over 300 million streams, and making Mikaela Straus an immediate force in the industry.

King Princess released “I Know” alongside Fiona Apple earlier this year, but it’s her 2018 single “Pussy is God” that we still have on repeat. Check out the video and be sure to see King Princess when the BBC Sound of 2019 runner-up makes her Glasto debut.

3. Sam Fender

In March, English singer-songwriter Sam Fender released his first single of the year, “Hypersonic Missiles” and it’s a huge indication his forthcoming debut will be one hell of an album. The soaring guitar riffs, amazing saxophone, and chorus complement Sam’s voice in a way that is both sonically leading and reminiscent of 80s anthem rock. While lyrically, the track finds the young British rocker self-reflectively and cleverly speaking on relationships, hope, and the despairing state of the world.

The new single follows the Brit Award-winning artist’s 2018 Dead Boys – EP and will be a special moment when it’s played live at Worthy Farms. Check out the newly released video for “Hypersonic Missiles” and enjoy your newest alt-rock favorite.

4. Loyle Carner

This rising English hip hop artist deserves one of the most crowded sets of the weekend. Since last year, Loyle Carner has been teasing his forthcoming sophomore album, Not Waving, But Drowning with a number of singles, most recently “Loose Ends” with Jorja Smith, and they’re all fire. With the album arriving on April 19, Carner’s set at Glasto will surely be one for the books.

The new album follows 2017’s Mercury Prize-nominated debut, Yesterday’s Gone and finds the “You Don’t Know” crooner incorporating elements of alt-R&B, futuristic jazz, hip hop, and soft rock into a new album that will surely soar on stage at Worthy Farms. Check out “Loose Ends” with Glasto lineup-mate Jorja Smith.

5. Shura