Glastonbury Festival 2025 unveils star-studded lineup

The wait is over – in case you hadn’t already sussed it, and plenty of people had! The 1975 take one of the coveted headline slots as the Glastonbury Festival lineup is officially announced. Set to play on Friday June 27th, the Manchester band will lead an eclectic mix of artists across the legendary Worthy Farm stages.

The announcement cements The 1975’s status as one of the UK’s biggest bands, known for their genre-blending sound and theatrical live shows. With frontman Matty Healy at the helm, fans can expect an electrifying set packed with hits like Somebody Else, The Sound, and Love It If We Made It.

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A diverse and star-studded lineup

It’s a fairly wacky linup this year. There’s no doubt Glastonbury 2025 has delivered one of its most diverse lineups yet. Across the weekend, festivalgoers will be treated to a wide range of genres. With Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts, Charli XCX, Rod Stewart, and The Prodigy all taking top billing.

Friday’s bill is stacked with talent, featuring Loyle Carner, Biffy Clyro, Alanis Morissette, and Busta Rhymes alongside rising stars like Wet Leg, PinkPantheress, and Gracie Abrams. Dance music lovers will also be pleased with performances from Four Tet, Floating Points, and Fatboy Slim.

On Saturday, Neil Young will bring his legendary folk-rock catalogue to the Pyramid Stage. Also appearances from Charli XCX, RAYE, Doechii, and Deftones. Rock fans can look forward to sets from John Fogerty, Kaiser Chiefs, and Weezer. While the electronic crowd will be drawn to Caribou and Leftfield.

The festival will close on Sunday with Olivia Rodrigo, Rod Stewart, and The Prodigy. The Libertines, Wolf Alice, Nile Rodgers & Chic, and Jorja Smith also feature, ensuring a mix of nostalgia and fresh talent.

Glastonbury 2025: a true musical spectacle

This year’s Glastonbury promises something for everyone, with a lineup spanning rock, indie, pop, hip-hop, and electronic music. The festival will also continue its commitment to activism, supporting Oxfam, WaterAid, and Greenpeace.

With more acts still to be announced across 100+ stages, Glastonbury 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting editions yet. Whether you’re heading to Worthy Farm or watching from home, it’s clear this year’s festival is one for the history books.

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