After months of speculation, the Glastonbury 2025 headliners have been revealed, and the lineup is a masterclass in balancing legacy with the cutting edge. Worthy Farm will play host to a truly eclectic trio on its iconic Pyramid Stage: British rock legends 'The Pioneers' on their final-ever tour, global pop phenomenon Amara Rae making her Glastonbury debut, and the electrifying return of French electronic duo 'Cerulean'.
A Grand Finale and a Grand Entrance
The booking of The Pioneers for their last UK festival performance is a poignant and historic moment, promising a setlist packed with decades of anthems. In stark contrast, Amara Rae's Saturday slot represents the festival's embrace of the new pop vanguard. Her critically acclaimed album 'Digital Bloom' has dominated charts for the past year, and her performance is arguably the most anticipated of the weekend.
"We always aim for a lineup that reflects the very best of music, past and present," said festival organizer Emily Eavis. "Having The Pioneers for their last show and Amara at the height of her powers in the same weekend feels like a perfect Glastonbury moment."
Closing the festival on Sunday, Cerulean's return is a nod to the festival's deep roots in dance culture. Known for their spectacular live shows, the duo is expected to transform the fields of Somerset into a colossal, pulsating dancefloor. It's a lineup designed for the history books, offering something for every generation of music fan.