Glastonbury 2025 was one for the books – and Team NME was on the ground taking in all the incredible scenes we possibly could, from JADE to Lorde, from Neil Young to Pulp-Patchwork.
We had two photographers with us, too, capturing picture-perfect moments that may help you feel better about having to wait over 700 days for the next Glasto. Feast your eyes on these glorious shots by Andy Ford and Derek Bremner…
What was that? The answer is Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ release party
The first full day of music at Glasto started beautifully – with a secret set by Lorde at Woodsies, celebrating the release of her incredible new album ‘Virgin’
Class in session with the Swamp Princess
Despite an excruciating scheduling conflict with Charli XCX, we had no regrets getting schooled by Doechii
- READ MORE: Doechii live at Glastonbury 2025: the rising star takes us to school for a masterclass in hip-hop
JADE says “Fuck you for now!”
JADE getting us into the spirit of ‘FUFN (Fuck You For Now)’, a defiant track off her highly anticipated new album ‘That’s Showbiz Baby!’
A St. Vincent staredown
You simply couldn’t take your eyes off Annie Clark during her Sunday takeover of Woodsies
Matty Healy, splitting the G
As The 1975 kicked off their headlining set on Friday, Matty Healy strolled onto the Pyramid Stage holding a cigarette and a pint
Beabadoobee in full bloom
Bea Kristi’s lovely Saturday set was fuelled by flower power
Oh Haim, we could never quit you
Haim’s not-so-secret set was a celebration of their brand-new album ‘I Quit’
You really gotta see it live to get it
Some punters may have been winding down on Sunday – but not Turnstile fans, who got crowdsurfing in no time at all
More artists in the mosh, please
Girl In Red wasted no time getting up close and personal with her fans
Run, Amy, run!
The energy was at an all-time high at Amyl and the Sniffers’ set – just look at Amy Taylor go
Skepta to the rescue
Skepta emerged the hero of Saturday, performing a hit-filled set with only four hours’ notice due to Deftones’ unfortunate illness-induced dropout
Pure emotion from Biffy Clyro
Biffy Clyro leave it all on the stage every single time
Self Esteem’s sister act
Lots of good habits were on display at Self Esteem’s performance…
God bless CMAT’s ‘Euro-Country’
A real ‘Glasto moment’ from CMAT. Gear up for her new album ‘Euro-Country’ dropping soon…
Flags and solidarity for Kneecap
Flags and fists filled the West Holts air during Kneecap’s set, which saw one of the most packed crowds of the festival
Backstage with Pete and Carl
Besides running around seeing live music, Team NME took some time to chat with bands on the line-up and take their picture. The Libertines got all lovey-dovey for us…
All hail Heartworms
The Glastonbury line-up is overwhelming, partly because it’s always teeming with incredible new talent. Case in point: former NME Cover star Heartworms, who transfixed Strummerville on Thursday
Leader of the pack
Wolf Alice’s Glastonbury set was totally triumphant. Their new album ‘The Clearing’ is on the way and we can’t wait
Olivia Rodrigo shows ‘Glaston-berry’ a great time
22 years old and headlining Glastonbury (with special guest Robert Smith) – not bad at all, Olivia Rodrigo…
- READ MORE: Olivia Rodrigo live at Glastonbury 2025: A Robert Smith-assisted ending to stand the test of time
And now onto a fallow year
Worthy Farm will take a year off in 2026 – but the speculation’s already begun for 2027. Who do you think will headline?