Sunday at Glastonbury: full schedule and picks for what to watch
Sir Rod Stewart has stolen headlines
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- Craig McLean
- , Tilly Pearce
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Sir Rod Stewart has perhaps stolen some headlines for the festival's final day, but the bill has plenty to more to offer for those who look.
Sunday's must-see sets
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Cymande (West Holts Stage, 2pm)
Ahead of the festival, Craig Charles told RT: “My must-watch act at Glastonbury 2025 is Cymande. They were Britain’s undiscovered supergroup. They toured extensively with Al Green in the 1970s and should have been as big as Earth Wind and Fire. Songs like Brothers on the Slide and Bra are essential listening for anyone into groovy music and good time vibes. They performed a live session on my 6 Music show earlier this year and tore the roof off.”
Rod Stewart (Pyramid Stage, 3.45pm)
After a string of illnesses, Rod Stewart is back with force and taking the Legends slot this Sunday evening, 23 years since he last made an appearance at the festival.
The Maggie May and Do Ya Think I'm Sexy singer has decades of classics locked and loaded – with so much planned that he was even given an extended run time.
Speaking to RT, he said: "It’s difficult because they only gave me an hour-and-a-quarter slot. So I begged them: can I do another 15 minutes? Because usually I play for two hours. It means that there’s a lot of songs that people love that I won’t be able to play – and I’ve got three guests coming on.”
We can't wait.
The Maccabees (Park Stage, 9.15pm)
"The Maccabees coming back is a wonderful thing and The Park is the perfect setting for this to be happening," Jo Whiley told RT.
"It’s the prettiest of places and has an intimacy and ambience which will suit their emotional, anthemic sound. I’ll be down the front at their feet weeping with the best of them. "
The Prodigy (Other Stage, 9.45pm)
No festival is every quite complete without a set from The Prodigy, whose hard-hitting beats leave audiences unable to stand still.
From Smack My B***h Up to Firestarter, the band's stage shows always know how to get a crowd moving, and if you still have the energy, this is the perfect place to burn it off before winding down for the weekend.
Olivia Rodrigo (Pyramid Stage, 9.45pm)
Ending the weekend with an all-out party, we have Olivia Rodrigo – the American pop princess with angst-fuelled anthems you can't help but dance to.
The 22-year-old will be shutting down the show with hits including Good 4 U, Bad Idea Right? and Vampire.
The full line-up and times for Sunday 29 June
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Pyramid Stage
- 11.15am: The Selecter
- 12.30pm: Celeste
- 2pm: The Libertines
- 3.45pm: Rod Stewart
- 6pm: Nile Rodgers & Chic
- 7.45pm: Noah Kahan
- 9.45pm: Olivia Rodrigo
Other Stage
- 11.15am: Louis Dunford
- 12.30pm: Nadine Shah
- 1.45pm: Shaboozey
- 3pm: Joy Crookes
- 4.30pm: Turnstile
- 6pm: Snow Patrol
- 7.45pm: Wolf Alice
- 9.45pm: The Prodigy
West Holts Stage
- 11am: Thandii
- 12.30pm: Abel Selaocoe & The Bantu Ensemble
- 2pm: Cymande
- 3.30pm: Black Uhuru
- 5pm: Goat
- 6.30pm: The Brian Jonestown Massacre
- 8pm: Parcels
- 9.45pm: Overmono
Joe Keery (aka Djo) Matt Jelonek/WireImage
Woodsies
- 11.15am: Westside Cowboy
- 12.30pm: Gurriers
- 2pm: Sprints
- 3.30pm: Djo
- 5pm: Black Country, New Road
- 6.30pm: St Vincent
- 8pm: AJ Tracey
- 9.30pm: Jorja Smith
The Park Stage
- 11.30am: Melin Melyn
- 12.45pm: Geordie Greep
- 2pm: Katy J Pearson
- 3.15pm: Royel Otis
- 4.30pm: Girl in Red
- 6pm: Kae Tempest
- 7.35pm: Future Islands
- 9.15pm: The Maccabees
Acoustic Stage
- 11.30am: Dawn Landes & Friends Perform The Liberated Woman’s Songbook
- 12.10pm: Toby Lee
- 1pm: The Henry Girls
- 2pm: Michele Stodart
- 3pm: The Riptide Movement
- 4pm: PP Arnold
- 5pm: London Community Gospel Choir
- 6.30pm: Rhiannon Giddens With Dirk Powell
- 8pm: The Bootleg Beatles
- 9.30pm: Roy Harper
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Avalon Stage
- 11.25am: Dea Matrona
- 12.30pm: Talisk
- 1.55pm: Brooke Combe
- 3.20pm: The Horne Section
- 4.50pm: My Baby
- 6.20pm: The Big Moon
- 7.50pm: Sam Ryder
- 9.20pm: Bear’s Den
- 10.50pm: Alabama 3
Left Field
- 12pm: [PANEL] How To Fix The Crisis Care (Ashley John-Baptiste, Daisy-May Hudson, Emily Kenway, Filipino Domestic Workers Assoc., Minnie Rahman)
- 1.30pm: Disability Cuts: The Fight Back (Ady, My Life My Choice, Andy Burnham, Disabled People Against The Cuts, Layla Steadman-bevan, John Harris)
- 3pm: Radical Round Up: With Billy Bragg, Grandson, Jamie Webster
- 4.30pm: The Halfway Kid
- 5.35pm: Du Blonde
- 6.40pm: Red Rum Club
- 7.50pm: Reverend and The Makers
- 9pm: Grandson
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Arcadia
- 8pm: Jeremiah Asiamah
- 9pm: Eva Lazarus
- 9.30pm: Dr Banana B2b Gallegos
- 10.30pm: Girls Don’t Sync
- 11.30pm: Dragonfly Show
- 11.40pm: Becky Hill
- 12.10am: Shy Fx B2b Eats Everything
- 1.30am: Basslayerz B2b Born On Road
Authors
Craig McLean
Tilly PearceFreelance Writer
Tilly Pearce is a freelance TV journalist whose coverage ranges from reality shows like Love Is Blind to sci-fi shows like Fallout. She is an NCTJ Gold Standard accredited journalist, who has previously worked as Deputy TV Editor (maternity cover) at Digital Spy, and Deputy TV & Showbiz Editor at Daily Express US.
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