Biffy Clyro will return to Glastonbury for the fifth time when they take to the festival’s famous Pyramid Stage on Friday night. The rock band, from Kilmarnock in Scotland, are back with new music this year ahead of an anticipated 10th studio album. They recently debuted some of their new material at a secret gig attended by around 500 fans in Glasgow, performing under the name ‘Screwfish’. Biffy Clyro soared to fame with the release of their fourth album Puzzle in 2007, which reached number 2 in the UK and went on to achieve Platinum success. Known for hits including Mountain and Many of Horror, Biffy Clyro first performed at Glastonbury that same year and their appearance this year will be their first time back at the festival since 2017. The band have previously spoken about their love for the Somerset festival and their desire to headline one day. Frontman Simon Neil joked that they were “waiting for that call”. This year, that honour goes to The 1975, but with Biffy Clyro just one spot from the top perhaps that phone call could be coming soon. Here’s what you need to know about Biffy Clyro’s set, including the start time, the songs to expect and more. Biffy Clyro will play the Pyramid Stage before The 1975 take to the stage for their headline slot on Friday night, June 27. Their set will start at 8.15pm and last for one hour, finishing at 9.15pm, according to Glastonbury’s official set times. Biffy Clyro will play after Alanis Morrissette, who is playing from 6.15pm until 7.15pm. Those at home can watch highlights from the five main stages on the BBC iPlayer, as well as on BBC One and Two, across the weekend. The BBC iPlayer will be showing continuous live streams from the Pyramid, Other, West Holts, Park and Woodsies stages during the weekend. A recent setlist from the band’s appearance at Rock im Park in Nuremberg, Germany, on June 8 shows that the band played 16 songs during a set lasting 1 hour and 10 minutes. The setlist been shared online by Setlist.fm. When Biffy Clryo is on the Pyramid Stage – 8.15pm to 9.15pm – the other four main stages will host