This year's Glastonbury Festival will pay tribute to The Prodigy frontman Keith Flint with a special DJ set.

The band was set to play the festival this year but cancelled after the death of Flint, who was found hanged at his Essex home in March.

The set, the Keith Flint Appreciation Hour, will be led by guitarist Gizz Butt, who played with The Prodigy in the late 90s.

He said it will include a remix of a Prodigy track never before released.

Butt, who lives in Peterborough, said his DJ set, taking place on 27 June will consist of tracks he played with the band.

"It'll be a tribute to Keith, the family, the band and all the loyal fans," he said.

"But also, it goes out to anyone who may be suffering the same feelings that Keith had - that led to his untimely death."

On the new track, he said: "It's a song we remixed in '96 but we never released it."

Flint was found dead at his Dunmow home in Essex on 4 March.

Thousands attended his funeralafter band-mates urged fans to "raise the roof for Keef".

This year's Glastonbury Festival takes place from 26 to 30 June.