Glastonbury 2025: Must-See Acts and Schedule for Friday, June 27!

As a passionate cinephile, I’ve eagerly awaited the grand spectacle that is the Glastonbury Festival! At last, it’s here, and I find myself among thousands who’ve journeyed to the hallowed grounds of Worthy Farm, ready to immerse ourselves in the vibrant tapestry of music, art, and camaraderie this event offers.

Regardless of whether it’s sunny or raining, countless artists from more than a hundred stages are all set to deliver top-notch performances, ensuring an enjoyable experience for everyone, resulting in a weekend that will be etched in memory forever.

Given the abundance of options, it’s crucial for ticketholders to make wise decisions about how to utilize their time effectively to catch their favorite acts. That’s exactly what we aim to assist with, by providing you our top recommendations for must-see sets and a comprehensive guide detailing each artist’s schedule.

Below are the details about the artists performing, their scheduled times, and some suggestions for you to explore. Enjoy!

What are the must-see Glastonbury sets on Friday 27th June?

Myles Smith (Woodsies, 12:45pm)

wrapping up an extraordinary year, BRIT Rising Star recipient Myles Smith is set to perform on the Woodsies stage during the early afternoon hours.

With his irresistibly catchy tunes like “Nice to Meet You” and “Stargazing,” ideal for mass singing along, this collection is sure to put you in a cheerful state as you prepare for the upcoming weekend.

Secret Set (Pyramid Stage, 4:55pm)

It’s not unheard of for secret sets at Glastonbury, but when an act gets a one-hour prime-time slot on the main Pyramid Stage just before Alanis Morissette, it signals that we’re dealing with a major artist or event.

There’s been a lot of speculation about the identity of this enigmatic artist, with suggestions varying from Ed Sheeran, who has made surprise appearances at multiple festivals this year, to Lewis Capaldi, whose last performance in 2023 led to a resurgence of his Tourette’s and a retreat from public eye for two years.

In conversation with TopMob, BBC Radio DJ Jo Whiley hinted: “There’s been a lot of chatter about Haim, Lorde, and Pulp. I’ve had some promising discussions with them on my radio program, and it seems quite likely that each of them might make an appearance at Worthy Farm. If they do, these acts would undoubtedly be among my top picks to watch.

We’ll have to wait and see, but we guarantee it won’t be one to miss.

En Vogue (West Holts Stage, 5:30pm)

The legendary ’90s band is still thriving, ready to make you dance when nightfall arrives on Friday.

Anita Rani shared with us her enthusiasm for En Vogue, and also mentioned that she’s looking forward to unearthing treasures in quaint, enchanting nooks.

Alanis Morissette (Pyramid Stage, 6:15pm)

Eagerly anticipating, we’re genuine in our excitement about the upcoming performance of this powerhouse. Spanning three decades, the Canadian artist boasts an impressive repertoire of timeless hits, promising a concert filled with legendary favorites.

It’s quite fitting that “Ironic,” “One Hand in My Pocket,” “Everything,” “You Learn,” and “Thank U” are likely to be included in the playlist. Let’s hope for clear skies on the special day, so we don’t have any unwanted rains ruining the show.

The 1975 (Pyramid Stage, 10:15pm)

To kick off the weekend festivities, it’s Matty Healy and his band’s responsibility to establish the weekend’s vibe – and we can bet they’ll pull out some surprises during their performance.

This band is renowned for their electrifying live performances, and with a massive UK stage at their fingertips and countless spectators, it’s guaranteed to be an unforgettable event you won’t want to skip!

Glastonbury 2025 daily schedule: Full line-up and times for Friday 27th June

Pyramid Stage

12pm: Supergrass
1.30pm: CMAT
3pm: Burning Spear
4.55pm: TBA (Secret Set)
6.15pm: Alanis Morissette
8.15pm: Biffy Clyro
10.15pm: The 1975

Other Stage

11.30am: Fabio & Grooverider And The Outlook Orchestra
1pm: Rizzle Kicks
2.15pm: Inhaler
3.45pm: Wet Leg
5.15pm: Franz Ferdinand
6.45pm: Gracie Abrams
8.30pm: Busta Rhymes
10.30pm: Loyle Carner

West Holts Stage

11.30am: corto.alto
1pm: Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso
2.30pm: Glass Beams
4pm: Vieux Farka Toure
5.30pm: En Vogue
7pm: Denzel Curry
8.30pm: badbadnotgood
10.15pm: Maribou State

Woodsies

11.30am: TBA
12.45pm: Myles Smith
2pm: Fat Dog
3.15pm: Shed Seven
4.30pm: Lola Young
6pm: Blossoms
7.30pm: Pinkpantheress
9pm: Floating Points
10.30pm: Four Tet

The Park Stage

11.30am: Horsegirl
12.45pm: John Glacier
2pm: Jalen Ngonda
3.15pm: Faye Webster
4.30pm: English Teacher
6pm: Osees
7.30pm: Wunderhouse
9.15pm: Self-Esteem
11pm: Anohni And The Johnsons

Acoustic Stage

11.30am: Our Man in the Field
12.10pm: Nadia Reid
1pm: Tift Merritt
2pm: Gabrielle Aplin
3pm: Hugh Cornwell
4pm: Skerryvore
5pm: Billie Marten
6.30pm: Dhani Harrison
8pm: The Searchers
9.30pm: Ani Difranco

Avalon Stage

12.50pm: Beans on Toast
2.10pm: Rumba De Bodas
3.35pm: Paris Paloma
5.05pm: Ash
6.35pm: Orla Gartland
8.05pm: The Magic Numbers
9.35pm: Terrorvision
11.05pm: The Fratellis

Left Field

12pm: [PANEL] What Next For The Left: Politics, Organising And Power (Ash Sarkar, Chantelle Lunt, Gary Younge, Harriet Protheroe-Soltani, Ayeisha Thomas Smith)
1.30pm: [PANEL] Feminism In The Age Of The Manosphere (Beyond Equality, Carys Afoko, Marai Larasi, Susie Mcdonald, Nim Ralph)
3pm: Radical Roundup (With Billy Bragg, Jasmine.4.t, Holly Carter)
4.30pm: The Meffs
5.35pm: Gurriers
6.40pm: jasmine.4.t
7.50pm: Antony Szmierek
9pm: Billy Bragg

Arcadia

9pm: Logic 1000
9.55pm: Optimo (Espacio)
10.50pm: Max Cooper
11.50pm: Dragonfly Show
12am: Sonny Fodera
1am: Romy
2am: Job Jobse B2b Palms Trax

2025-06-27 08:35