Glastonbury 2025’s lineup is packed with headliners, but the festival buzz on r/glastonbury_festival has been all about uncovering fresh sounds beyond the main stage. Fans are hyping a slate of lesser-known artists primed to bring unique energy and surprises to multiple stages across the weekend.
Here’s your curated list of hidden gems to catch at Glastonbury 2025:
- Fiona-Lee (BBC Introducing, Thursday) – Sax-driven, Sam Fender-esque indie rock to kick things off on a high note.
- Heartworms (Strummerville) – Fresh off their Jools Holland debut, expected to bring dynamic rock vibes.
- Croissant Neuf (Sunday afternoon) – Infectious party energy and fat grooves to keep spirits high.
- Beth McCarthy (Thursday) – Queer pop with upbeat, inclusive energy.
- Divorce (Multiple sets) – A recurring surprise with raw, emotive performances.
- Orla Gartland (Avalon, Friday) – Folk-indie pop that’s both intimate and catchy.
- Biig Piig (Lonely Hearts Club, Saturday) – Genre-bending, silky smooth sounds blending R&B, hip-hop, and psychedelia.
- Glass Beams (West Holts, Friday) – Psychedelic rock with Indian-Western fusion and striking masked performances.
- Nick Mulvey (Greenpeace Stage) – A thoughtful folk artist in an unexpected spot, promising a soulful set.
- Good Health Good Wealth (Toad Hall) – Funky boogie grooves from this underground duo, primed for dancefloor magic.
- Adult DVD (BBC Introducing, Sunday) – Engaging, fresh acts that fans are lining up to see.
- The Cheap Thrills (Bread & Roses, Thursday) – Distinct vibes with an energetic punch.
- Stephen Wilson Jr (Avalon, Saturday) – Fresh, innovative musical stylings.
- Men An Tol (Sunday) – Unique performers bringing distinct sounds and crowd appeal.
- Gurriers – Known for their fun, goofy live sets that energize the crowd.
- Mal Webb – Crowd favorite for quirky, engaging performances.
This insider roundup offers an alternative route through Glasto 2025, perfect for those who want to skip the predictable and dive into fresh, vibrant festival moments. Keep this list handy to discover your next favorite act off the beaten path.
Source: r/glastonbury_festival