Olivia Rodrigo, the 1975 & Doechii Join listing

Glastonbury presented the first names for the festival edition 2025. Olivia Rodrigo and Neil Young invited as headliners in 1975. Check out the line -up completely below.

The British group will surpass the Pyramid stage for the first time on Friday (June 26) on Sunday (June 26th). Accompanied by his Chrome Hearts band, Young will return to the Worthy Farm in Somerset, South West England, according to his last heading on the site in 2009.

Loyle Carner, the child prodigy and the five-time Brit winner Charli XCX, are completed on the other stage (June 25th to 29th) on the other stage.

Other newly confirmed files are Doechii, Alanis Morissette, Tate McRae, Father John Misty, Ezra Collective, Lola Young, Raye, Noah Kahan, Biffy Clyro, Gracie Abrams and Wolf Alice. See the full line -up below.

Rod Stewart will appear on Sunday (June 29) last November in the coveted legends slot. The 79-year-old performed as a headliner at the festival in 2002 and this year came to Coldplay and Stereophonics as a Bill-Toppers.

Tickets for Glastonbury 2025 were offered for sale in November and after the introduction of a new online maintenance system from Punters were recorded in less than an hour. A resale traditionally takes place in early April, which includes unpaid or unwanted tickets of people who have canceled their purchase. Further details on this year’s resale will arrive soon.

The in 1975 previously performed twice in Glastonbury, with an early afternoon window on the pyramid stage in 2014 and then two years later on the other level. Her headline booking comes before the rumor about new music, with front man Matty Healy told fans in February that a record was in the works.

The fans believed that Rodrigo would be one of the headliners because their upcoming obligations in Great Britain – including a huge show in the BST Hyde Park in London and two renamed Manchester gigs – with this year’s festival. The singer made her debut from Glastonbury in 2022, where Lily Allen on stage to achieve a lively reproduction of “f – ck you”.

The Canadian rocker Young announced in January that just a few days after he said, he would withdraw from the festival and call it “corporate deportation”. At that time, Young did not expand the reversal of his decision and instead published a brief explanation to his website.

“Due to an error in the information obtained, I decided not to play the Glastonbury Festival that I always loved,” it was. “Fortunately, the festival is now on our route again and we look forward to playing! I hope to see you there! ”

Last year Glastonbury was led by Dua Lipa, Sza and Coldplay. The latter was the first act that had littered the law five times after opening the headlines in 2002, 2005, 2005, 2011 and 2016.