David Bowie's legendary Sunday night headline performance at Glastonbury, the most famous festival on earth on June 25, 2000, will be available for the first time. The package includes the full Greatest Hits set and, for the first time, a DVD of the entire show (only 30 minutes of which has ever been broadcast on TV). It also features Bowie's diary, originally written for Time Out, which documents him preparing for the show in his own inimitable manner: "As of 1990 I got through the rest of the 20th century without having to do a big hits show. Yes, yes, I know I did four or five hits on the later shows but I held out pretty well I thought big, well known songs will litter the field at Glastonbury this year. Well, with a couple of quirks of course." In addition to newly mastered audio, Glastonbury 2000 features new artwork from Jonathan Barnbrook (who worked with Bowie on the sleeves for Heathen, The Next Day and Blackstar) and notes from the renowned author and Bowie fan Caitlin Moran, who reviewed the show for The Times.