YOUR 2025 GLASTONBURY LINEUP HAS LANDED.
After months and months of speculation surrounding who will be taking to the stages of Worthy Farm this year, Emily Eavis and the Glastonbury team have finally announced their lineup. No spoilers, but it’s incredible!
2024 saw the likes of Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA take to the Pyramid Stage. However, this didn’t come without its controversy - with the likes of regular attendees arguing these acts did not deliver the performance their slots asked of them. With SZA coming under the largest scrutiny as Sunday’s headliner. Yet, these similar regular attendees also made the argument that the magic of Glastonbury does not end once you leave the iconic pitch of the Pyramid. In fact, the true goldmine that Glastonbury holds can be found in the places you least expect. With Woodsies and the Park Stage introducing thousands to their new favourite bands and artists.
Therefore, with all that in mind, it was important that Eavis and her team got their lineup for 2025 as close to perfect as possible. And that is what we believe they have done.
Missing the legends status and feel during 2024, Glastonbury has pulled out names such as Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts and Rod Stewart to bring back that timeless quality the festival has always touched upon so well. Furthermore, joining these headline slots, The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo will also be taking to the Pyramid Stage to entertain the masses in the evenings of Friday and Sunday night.
Furthermore, acts such as Charli XCX, Biffy Clyro, The Prodigy, Loyle Carner and Deftones will also be travelling to Worthy Farm this Summer to bring everything and more we could want from this incredible festival. However, disappointingly it seems Glastonbury are the only festival rightly placing women on the pedestal they belong this year - with Alanis Morissette, Gracie Abrams, Charli XCX, Raye, Doechii, Amyl and the Sniffers, Olivia Rodrigo, Wolf Alice and more being placed in the top spots of this year’s lineup.
Who else do you want to see head to the farm this year?
