Glastonbury Festival 2025 has officially kicked off, attracting music lovers from across the globe to the iconic Pilton site. This year’s event promises unforgettable performances from some of the world’s most celebrated artists.
Friday’s main stage headliner is The 1975, delivering an exciting set on the Pyramid Stage. Other standout acts include Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo, with legendary Rod Stewart scheduled for the Legend’s Tea Time slot on Sunday, June 29. Yet, the festival offers far more than just headliners, with a rich variety of artists performing across multiple stages.
For those enjoying the festival from home, the BBC is providing extensive coverage through The Glastonbury Hits Channel on iPlayer, streaming over 90 hours of performances from the five main stages: Pyramid, Other, West Holts, Woodsies, and The Park. The Pyramid Stage sets are available to watch in Ultra High Definition and include British Sign Language interpretation.
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Radio fans can also stay connected through BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 4, and BBC Sounds, bringing the festival atmosphere directly to listeners.
Notably, there are two slots labeled ‘TBA’ this Friday: one on the Pyramid Stage at 4:55 pm for 35 minutes, sparking rumors of a Lewis Capaldi surprise return following his 2023 appearance. The other is at 11:30 pm on the Woodsies stage, where speculation surrounds a headlining performance from Lorde, coinciding with the release of her new album ‘Virgin’ on June 27.
Below is Friday’s detailed line-up and set times for the main stages, with live streams available for the five principal stages to help you plan your Glastonbury experience.