The duo's first official new material since 2019's acclaimed 'No Geography' will be out on Friday, April 23.
The ambitious live-streamed event on May 22 will also feature Damon Albarn, IDLES, Jorja Smith and many more.
A cryptic video was shared on the festival’s social media accounts.
The coming summer will thus be the second in a row without a Glastonbury, after the 2020 event was called off in March last year.
The archive is currently in the early stages of development, but will prospectively launch in 2021.
Michael Stipe said of R.E.M.'s performance, "we pulled ourselves back to the front of the line and proved what we’re capable of. It was a great show for us!”
The group's first international album landed in July 1967, during a highly significant year for Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb.
The virtual festival will air on a pop-up channel from 24 to 28 June to mark what would have been Glastonbury's 50th anniversary.
Though the legendary UK festival was cancelled this year amid COVID-19, it will be celebrated with special programming and a pop-up channel on the BBC iPlayer.
Goldblum says: “The truly classic singers have that unmistakeable sound that grabs you immediately. Gregory Porter is one of those singers."
The star said: “Every concert feels like a private party, I can see your eyes and feel your hearts. I’m coming to Glastonbury, with love.”
The fast-rising Scottish singer will play Liverpool’s Croxteth Park for a one-off BBC Radio 1 performance on 5 August.
Frontman Brandon Flowers dispelled the rumour that Liam Gallagher would be joining them during their much-anticipated slot.
The new live album is released simultaneously with a super-deluxe edition of Travis' second album. 'The Man Who', on 21 June.
The Australian psych-pop band will kick off in North America starting on 26 July in Toronto.
