Glastonbury Festival drew to a close today after an unforgettable five-day celebration filled with music, energy, and over 3,000 artists across multiple stages at Worthy Farm. The diverse lineup included renowned acts such as The 1975, Charli XCX, Snow Patrol, Rod Stewart, and Kneecap.
Among all the incredible performances, Nile Rodgers and Chic truly stole the show. Taking the iconic Pyramid Stage following Rod Stewart’s Legend slot, the legendary band electrified the crowd with a set packed with timeless hits.
Crowd favorites like “Le Freak,” “I’m Coming Out,” and “We Are Family” had the audience dancing, while their dazzling cover of Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” brought a fresh twist to the night. Fans watching remotely were equally thrilled, many declaring Nile Rodgers and Chic’s performance the standout moment of Glastonbury 2025.
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Social media buzzed with praise. Becca tweeted, “It’s not Glastonbury until Nile Rodgers and Chic have taken the stage.” Rob chimed in, calling Nile Rodgers “a class act,” echoed by Katey who predicted, “This set could easily be the festival’s highlight.” Doug added, “They never disappoint and always deliver a great time.”
Nikki said, “Nile Rodgers and Chic save Glastonbury every time,” while Dunnocks agreed, declaring the band’s set as a festival-saving experience. Viewers praised the band’s nonstop energy and classic tunes, with one fan remarking, “By far my favorite set of the weekend. Years of Smooth FM prepared me perfectly for this—LOVED it.” Another complimented the “immortal blend of vibes and massive hits,” setting them apart from every other act this year.
As the curtains close on Glastonbury 2025, headliner Olivia Rodrigo is preparing to wrap up the festival with a grand finale on Sunday, June 29. Nile Rodgers, the iconic guitarist and Chic co-founder, celebrates a career spanning five decades, with hundreds of millions of records sold across disco, funk, and pop genres.
Chic’s legendary late-70s anthems like “Le Freak,” “Good Times,” and “I Want Your Love” continue to resonate worldwide, with their influence evident in countless samples and covers. Having graced Glastonbury’s West Holts Stage in 2013 and making a triumphant return to the Pyramid Stage in 2017, their 2025 performance reaffirmed their enduring appeal and talent.