Glastonbury 2025

richardtheref said:
I'm certain Pulp have confirmed they are not playing. Apparently according to the Eavis mafia they are no longer relevant.
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Yeah I saw the comments saying they weren’t asked. Then a bloke at work said someone he knew was there in VIP and they listed all the TBA’s and patchwork was Pulp.

Suppose we don’t have long to find out!
 
Been looking at the schedule and on BBC iplayer they appear to have coverage of five stages: Pyramid Stage, Other Stage, Woodsies Stage, West Holts Stage and Park Stage. Anyone know if any other stages are covered? One or two I'd like to see on the Leftfield Stage, ideally. Ta.
 
beehive_bob said:
Been looking at the schedule and on BBC iplayer they appear to have coverage of five stages: Pyramid Stage, Other Stage, Woodsies Stage, West Holts Stage and Park Stage. Anyone know if any other stages are covered? One or two I'd like to see on the Leftfield Stage, ideally. Ta.
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Searchers on acoustic stage at 8..
 
brian the blue said:
Went last year, it’s an absolutely incredible place. Only people who slag it off are people who have never been or people who went decades ago who are now miserable old cunts and claim the line ups are shit and it isn’t “what it was”.

Fair few TBA’s on the lineup. A friend of a friend claims to have seen who they are and that’s:

Friday Pyramid - Lewis Capaldi
Saturday “patchwork” Pyramid - Pulp
Saturday Woodsies - Lorde
Saturday The Park - Haim

Wunderhorse, Amyl & The Sniffers, Weezer, Royel Otis, Snow Patrol, Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand, Turnstile, Wolf Alice, Deftones, The Prodigy and The Maccabees all well worth a watch if they’re shown on TV.
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Well they were right about the Friday TBA anyway!
 
beehive_bob said:
Been looking at the schedule and on BBC iplayer they appear to have coverage of five stages: Pyramid Stage, Other Stage, Woodsies Stage, West Holts Stage and Park Stage. Anyone know if any other stages are covered? One or two I'd like to see on the Leftfield Stage, ideally. Ta.
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Difficult to work out isn’t it?
I’d like to watch/record Brian Jonestown Massacre who are on 6.30-7.30pm Sunday on West Holts Stage but can’t yet see whether it’ll be on or not. I’m guessing from your post it will be on iplayer but not to record.

The other thing I notice was Neil Young headlining Saturday doesn’t seem to be on. Last time he headlined he only allowed permission for the BBC to record/broadcast 3 tracks (I remember one was Rockin in the Free World last time), but this time nothing listed. BBC1 showing one of the secondary stage headliners instead on Saturday (Charli xcx).
Anyway, a bit torn on it. On one hand if bbc have right to broadcast the festival then it should be part of the agreement when acts sign up that their performance can be recorded/broadcast. On the other, maybe Young feels people should have to pay to come to his shows or buy his concert dvds etc.
If it’s the former, I think the fault is maybe with Eavis for booking a headliner who refuses to be filmed.
 
Looking forward to seeing my all time hero Rod the god..
Just don’t embarrass yourself lad.
 
chesterbells said:
Difficult to work out isn’t it?
I’d like to watch/record Brian Jonestown Massacre who are on 6.30-7.30pm Sunday on West Holts Stage but can’t yet see whether it’ll be on or not. I’m guessing from your post it will be on iplayer but not to record.

The other thing I notice was Neil Young headlining Saturday doesn’t seem to be on. Last time he headlined he only allowed permission for the BBC to record/broadcast 3 tracks (I remember one was Rockin in the Free World last time), but this time nothing listed. BBC1 showing one of the secondary stage headliners instead on Saturday (Charli xcx).
Anyway, a bit torn on it. On one hand if bbc have right to broadcast the festival then it should be part of the agreement when acts sign up that their performance can be recorded/broadcast. On the other, maybe Young feels people should have to pay to come to his shows or buy his concert dvds etc.
If it’s the former, I think the fault is maybe with Eavis for booking a headliner who refuses to be filmed.
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Yeah Neil Young has refused for it to be broadcasted.
 
brian the blue said:
Went last year, it’s an absolutely incredible place. Only people who slag it off are people who have never been or people who went decades ago who are now miserable old cunts and claim the line ups are shit and it isn’t “what it was”.

Fair few TBA’s on the lineup. A friend of a friend claims to have seen who they are and that’s:

Friday Pyramid - Lewis Capaldi
Saturday “patchwork” Pyramid - Pulp
Saturday Woodsies - Lorde
Saturday The Park - Haim

Wunderhorse, Amyl & The Sniffers, Weezer, Royel Otis, Snow Patrol, Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand, Turnstile, Wolf Alice, Deftones, The Prodigy and The Maccabees all well worth a watch if they’re shown on TV.
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I haven’t been since 2007. Still love the lineups, it’s just too big for me. Prefer smaller festivals nowadays.
 
chesterbells said:
Difficult to work out isn’t it?
I’d like to watch/record Brian Jonestown Massacre who are on 6.30-7.30pm Sunday on West Holts Stage but can’t yet see whether it’ll be on or not. I’m guessing from your post it will be on iplayer but not to record.

The other thing I notice was Neil Young headlining Saturday doesn’t seem to be on. Last time he headlined he only allowed permission for the BBC to record/broadcast 3 tracks (I remember one was Rockin in the Free World last time), but this time nothing listed. BBC1 showing one of the secondary stage headliners instead on Saturday (Charli xcx).
Anyway, a bit torn on it. On one hand if bbc have right to broadcast the festival then it should be part of the agreement when acts sign up that their performance can be recorded/broadcast. On the other, maybe Young feels people should have to pay to come to his shows or buy his concert dvds etc.
If it’s the former, I think the fault is maybe with Eavis for booking a headliner who refuses to be filmed.
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Yeah, takes a bit of working out. I'm sure the Leftfield Stage has featured in previous years...it's Billy Bragg tonight I particularly want to watch but looks like it'll be in vain. The Acoustic stage similarly doesn't seem to have coverage. The Brian Jonestown Massacre on the West Holts Stage does feature on iplayer I think...that's on my list too :)
 
Just got in from work so put Glass Beams on on iPlayer on West Holts earlier because they look interesting.

Definitely music I could lie down to, close my eyes and see where my thoughts take me.... and I think I might just do that one day.
 
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