All the artists performing at Glastonbury 2025 and how to get resale tickets

Festival bosses are gearing up to target younger music fans with this year's Glastonbury lineup as The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo and Lola Young are set to be among those heading to Worthy Farm this summer

Glastonbury Festival tickets first went on sale in November, but those who weren’t lucky enough to snap some up have a second chance coming up very soon.

The legendary festival is taking place on the 25th-29th June, staged at Worthy Farm as always. Every Spring - usually around April - Glasto will put resale tickets up for grabs, from people who’ve had to cancel or didn’t commit to their payment plan. As long as you’ve already pre-registered your details with the site, you’re in with a chance of getting the biggest tickets of the summer.

Festival bosses have just released its full lineup, but it hadn't stopped artists from previously teasing they'll be heading to Somerset this summer. There were even plenty of rumours as to who might have performed there there as Glastonbury hope to appeal to younger audiences with some chart-topping acts. Here's everything we know so far...

When will Glastonbury resale tickets go on sale?

The tickets will go up on Glastonbury’s official SeeTickets, with the festival stressing that you shouldn’t buy them on any other platform in case you get scammed or aren’t allowed in at the gates - they have to be under your registration and photo ID.

Unfortunately, the resale tickets use the same process as the first wave of sales, meaning you have to be primed and ready to queue to be in with a chance of getting lucky. They’re also the same high price as during the first sale, costing £373.50 plus a £5 booking fee, alongside postage and packing at £10.25 per order.

Who is playing at Glastonbury 2025?

The full Glastonbury lineup has just been released, with the likes of The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo and Charli xcx performing stage. Before the official announcement, some acts were already been confirmed. Sir Rod Stewart will be performing the Sunday teatime legend slot, with Nile Rodgers also confirmed - and rumours suggest that Ronnie Wood might join his pal Sir Rod on stage. Neil Young has also confirmed that he’ll be performing with his live band, The Chrome Hearts.

One major headliner people previously thought was likely to take to Worthy Farm for the first time was Rihanna. The Telegraph reported that "pieces are falling into place" for her to headline ahead of a potential residency at London Stadium in early July. There was long been speculation of Rihanna potentially headlining Glastonbury over the years.

On Friday, The 1975, Loyle Carner, Biffy Clyro and Alanis Morissette will be performing on the big stage. Busta Rhymes, Gracie Abrams and Denzel Curry will also be there. On Saturday, Neil Young, Charli XCX, Raye and Doechii are taking to the stage. Jade Thirlwall will be there as a solo artist. Sunday will see Olivia Rodrig, Rod Stewart, The Prodigy and Noah Kahan.

In a bid to secure the young market, TikTok Lola Young has revealed she will be heading to Worthy Farm. Speaking at the BRIT Awards this weekend, Lola admitted she has a busy summer thanks to performing at Coachella and Glastonbury. Her smash hit single Messy has recently spent four weeks at number one.

Clever fans had previously speculated that Tom Misch will head to Glasto, after he revealed recently that he will release his fourth album just in time for the event. A so-called 'leaked' poster also went viral on social media, but had a few typos. Despite the odd typo – The Selector is wrongly spelt instead of The Selecter – these fake posters listed hot acts like Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975, Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, Pulp, Doechii, and Biffy Clyro.

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