Glastonbury 2025 live: The 1975 reactions, lineup, BBC livestream and latest updates

The Irish trio’s appearance has, due to political interference, led to an unexpected referendum on the festival’s soul. But, writes Adam White, their anarchy feels historically in keeping with what Glastonbury represents.

The BBC is offering over 90 hours of live-streamed coverage including performances from all the biggest stars – on today’s agenda is Gary Numan, Amyl and the Sniffers, RAYE and Charli xcx.

Tonight’s headliner, Neil Young, will not be televised.

One of our reporters on the ground, Adam White, says that, if morning tent chatter is to be believed, Harry Styles was spotted last night in Shangri-La. But instead of dancing the night away to the NYC Downlow beats, he was “in deep conversation”. Take from that what you will.

It’s hard to find fault in Morissette’s pride here: her lyrics raised a generation, giving voice to feelings that many of us possess but tend to lay dormant.

Read Adam White’s review:

Some bands can take the hit of losing money to perform, but everyone else, from bookers to production staff to acts being asked to work bar shifts, is being short-changed, writes Oliver Keens, and it threatens to taint the reputation of a national institution.

Organiser Emily Eavis has revealed plans for the festival’s next break, as well as the celebrations for founder Michael Eavis’s 90th birthday

There are evidently nerves bubbling under the surface that, in certain moments, spill over onto the Pyramid Stage. Yet the band still deliver on their unique ability to create an inner-circle intimacy.

Ahead of the festival’s return to Worthy Farm, Mark Beaumont picks some of Glastonbury’s greatest ever music moments.