Glastonbury 2025: Sunday Lineup Revealed!

In the blink of an eye, Glastonbury Festival is coming to an end – so why not go out with a bang?

Since the cherished event will be taking a break this year, you’ll need to patience until 2027 for its return. However, to compensate, Worthy Farm is ensuring that this coming Sunday will be an unforgettable experience.

Ranging from Rod Stewart performing as a Legend, all the way to Olivia Rodrigo headlining and wrapping up the weekend, there’s an assortment that caters to every taste.

Here, our goal is to help you meet everyone on your list, while providing you with a schedule detailing the performers and their times.

Here’s some essential information on the artists performing, their scheduled appearances, and a few noteworthy acts you should consider watching.

What are the must-see Glastonbury sets on Sunday 29th June?

Cymande (West Holts Stage, 2pm)

Prior to the upcoming festival, Craig Charles shared with TopMob: “The act I can’t miss at Glastonbury 2025 is Cymande. They were a hidden gem among British supergroups. They toured frequently with Al Green in the 1970s and, had circumstances been different, they could have achieved the same level of fame as Earth Wind and Fire.

For enthusiasts of laid-back, enjoyable tunes, tracks such as “Brothers on the Slide” and “Bra” are must-hears. These artists graced my BBC 6 Music program with a live performance earlier this year, leaving the audience in awe, almost like they lifted the roof off.

Rod Stewart (Pyramid Stage, 3:45pm)

23 years after his previous performance, Rod Stewart is returning to the festival stage this coming Sunday evening, following a series of health issues, with an energetic comeback for the Legends time-slot.

The artist famous for “Maggie May” and “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” has a wealth of timeless hits ready to be released, as there is such a vast array of plans in store that he was granted extra performance time.

When addressing TopMob, he mentioned it was challenging since he was allotted a time frame of one hour and fifteen minutes. He then requested if an additional quarter hour could be granted as his usual performance duration is two hours.

This implies that there are numerous popular tunes I can’t perform, given the circumstances, as well as having three guests scheduled.

We can’t wait.

The Maccabees (Park Stage, 9:15pm)

After a lively weekend filled with parties and continuous dancing, The Maccabees’ set might offer an ideal spot to unwind and collect your thoughts as you enjoy some soothing tunes.

Jo Whiley stated, “It’s truly marvelous that the Maccabees are returning, and The Park is an ideal location for such an event.

This place is incredibly beautiful, offering a cozy and melodramatic atmosphere that perfectly complements their heartfelt, anthemic music. Without a doubt, you’ll find me upfront, shedding tears alongside everyone else.

This version maintains the original meaning while making it easier to understand and more natural for everyday conversation.

The Prodigy (Other Stage, 9:45pm)

A true festival experience isn’t fully realized without the electrifying performance by The Prodigy, whose powerful rhythms make it impossible for you to stay put.

As a movie enthusiast, I can’t help but be captivated by the energetic performances of that band, from “Smack My Bh up” to “Firestarter.” Their shows always know how to ignite the crowd, and if you still have some fuel left in your tank, this is the ideal spot to let it all out before unwinding for the weekend.

Olivia Rodrigo (Pyramid Stage, 9:45pm)

Spending the weekend finale with a grand celebration, we are graced by Olivia Rodrigo – the American pop queen known for her emotionally charged tunes that compel you to dance.

At twenty-two years old, they’re set to wrap up the performance with fan favorites like “Good 4 U,” “Bad Idea Right?,” and “Vampire.

Glastonbury 2025 daily schedule: Who’s playing on Sunday 29th June?

Pyramid Stage

11.15am: The Selecter
12.30pm: Celeste
2pm: The Libertines
3.45pm: Rod Stewart
6pm: Nile Rodgers & Chic
7.45pm: Noah Kahan
9.45pm: Olivia Rodrigo

Other Stage

11.15am: Louis Dunford
12.30pm: Nadine Shah
1.45pm: Shaboozey
3pm: Joy Crookes
4.30pm: Turnstile
6pm: Snow Patrol
7.45pm: Wolf Alice
9.45pm: The Prodigy

West Holts Stage

11am: Thandii
12.30pm: Abel Selaocoe & The Bantu Ensemble
2pm: Cymande
3.30pm: Black Uhuru
5pm: Goat
6.30pm: The Brian Jonestown Massacre
8pm: Parcels
9.45pm: Overmono

Woodsies

11.15am: Westside Cowboy
12.30pm: Gurriers
2pm: Sprints
3.30pm: Djo
5pm: Black Country, New Road
6.30pm: St Vincent
8pm: AJ Tracey
9.30pm: Jorja Smith

The Park Stage

11.30am: Melin Melyn
12.45pm: Geordie Greep
2pm: Katy J Pearson
3.15pm: Royel Otis
4.30pm: Girl in Red
6pm: Kae Tempest
7.35pm: Future Islands
9.15pm: The Maccabees

Acoustic Stage

11.30am: Dawn Landes & Friends Perform The Liberated Woman’s Songbook
12.10pm: Toby Lee
1pm: The Henry Girls
2pm: Michele Stodart
3pm: The Riptide Movement
4pm: PP Arnold
5pm: London Community Gospel Choir
6.30pm: Rhiannon Giddens With Dirk Powell
8pm: The Bootleg Beatles
9.30pm: Roy Harper

Avalon Stage

11.25am: Dea Matrona
12.30pm: Talisk
1.55pm: Brooke Combe
3.20pm: The Horne Section
4.50pm: My Baby
6.20pm: The Big Moon
7.50pm: Sam Ryder
9.20pm: Bear’s Den
10.50pm: Alabama 3

Left Field

12pm: [PANEL] How To Fix The Crisis Care (Ashley John-Baptiste, Daisy-May Hudson, Emily Kenway, Filipino Domestic Workers Assoc., Minnie Rahman)
1.30pm: Disability Cuts: The Fight Back (Ady, My Life My Choice, Andy Burnham, Disabled People Against The Cuts, Layla Steadman-bevan, John Harris)
3pm: Radical Round Up: With Billy Bragg, Grandson, Jamie Webster
4.30pm: The Halfway Kid
5.35pm: Du Blonde
6.40pm: Red Rum Club
7.50pm: Reverend and The Makers
9pm: Grandson

Arcadia

8pm: Jeremiah Asiamah
9pm: Eva Lazarus
9.30pm: Dr Banana B2b Gallegos
10.30pm: Girls Don’t Sync
11.30pm: Dragonfly Show
11.40pm: Becky Hill
12.10am: Shy Fx B2b Eats Everything
1.30am: Basslayerz B2b Born on Road

2025-06-29 08:36