Which stage structure was first introduced at Glastonbury Festival in 1971?

The Pyramid Stage was first introduced at Glastonbury Festival in 1971.

The original Pyramid Stage was built for the 1971 festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset, England. Its pyramid-shaped design quickly became one of Glastonbury’s defining visual features and gave the event a permanent symbolic landmark.

The first structure was not the enormous modern stage seen by contemporary audiences. It was a comparatively simple construction, and later versions were rebuilt, enlarged, or replaced after changes in the festival’s layout and production needs.

The Pyramid Stage is now Glastonbury’s principal headline stage, hosting major performances by internationally known artists. It should not be confused with the festival itself, which began in 1970, or with the later introduction of other named areas such as the Acoustic and Avalon stages. The structure’s first appearance dates to the festival’s second edition.