A NEWBORN tot from Boston has become the youngest music lover to attend Britain's biggest music festival.

Proud parents Victoria Iremonger, 30, and Evan Jenkins, 31, had pitched a tent at Glastonbury on Thursday when heavily pregnant Victoria was rushed to nearby Yeovil Hospital to give birth.

Victoria Iremonger and Evan Jenkins with baby Reuben who made his surprise arrival at the Glastonbury music festival.

They then brought new son Reuben, weighing a healthy seven-and-a-half pounds, back to the tent the next day to make his festival debut.

The tiny tot then spent the rest of the weekend taking in the festival atmosphere in between naps and feeds with his glowing parents.

Victoria said giving birth to her first child at Glastonbury was "amazing."

She said: "'I was just starting to enjoy myself at Glastonbury when my waters broke and I realised the baby was coming.

"I never expected this to happen but it was a great start to the festival. It has really made my weekend. Reuben is a very happy camper seemed to enjoy his first Glastonbury.

"I'm bit of a hippy at heart and I've been coming here for 12 years so this is amazing. It's like a dream."

The couple, who run a firewood business, were not expecting the baby to be born at the festival as he was not due until July 11.

Performers for the youngster's first gig included 90s favourites the Lightning Seeds and Kylie Minogue along with Motown legend Stevie Wonder.