Glastonbury Festival fans convinced they know who the mystery Patchwork guest is - as full line-up is announced
Glastonbury Festival fans are convinced they've worked out who the mystery Patchwork guest is on the 2025 line-up.
Festival-goers have gone wild with speculation around who the act could potentially be - as it plans to perform on the Pyramid Stage 6pm to 7pm on the Saturday.
Names including Oasis, Mumford And Sons, Sam Fender, Harry Styles, and Lewis Capaldi have all been thrown into the mix.
Fans speculated on Reddit: 'There's two surprises on the Pyramid Stage, one Friday one Saturday. Talk of Mumford and Sons on the Friday and I'm praying for Pulp on the Saturday." Another user suggested: Haim probably',
'A massively long shot, but could it be Oasis to officially kick-start their comeback? Only a 35-minute set, which would probably be like 4 songs with a lot of talking. Which feels appropriate',
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Festival-goers have gone wild with speculation around who the act could potentially be - as it plans to perform on the Pyramid Stage 6pm to 7pm on the Saturday
'Patchwork ?Oasis I know they've said no, but that doesn't carry a great deal of weight... Patchwork... Patching things up... might be a bit of a reach but MY GOD it would be good',
'Ed Sheeran I think. Been doing secret sets all year. Just popping up',
'Pulp would fit. New album which is great. Gap in tour. Headlined twice before. Band of the people',
'Hopefully Sam Fender, heard about Harry Styles aswell'.
Glastonbury has revealed the line-up for this year's event as it announced the headline acts which include The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo.
Moments after the acts were announced, fans who had already purchased their tickets took to social media in their droves to complain about the line-up.
Branding it the 'worst one ever', they claimed that the globally recognised event had 'gone so far downhill' in comparison to previous years.
Fans who didn't manage to bag entry during the November sale admitted they no longer minded about missing out following the announcement.
Fans suggested who they thought Patchwork could be on Reddit on Tuesday
British pop-rock group the 1975 and the US pop-punk songwriter Olivia are both first-time headliners.
The poster was shared by the official Glastonbury X page this morning with the caption: 'Here is the first Glastonbury Festival 2025 line-up poster.'
The band, led by Matty Healy, have been revealed as the top billing for the Friday night on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
Pop princess Olivia, who performed on the Other Stage in 2022, will serve as the headline act on the closing night of the event.
Canadian singer-songwriter Neil will fill the Saturday night slot, which will also see performances from Charli XCX, Raye and Doechii.
Neil previously accidentally announced he would be playing at the event on January 1 when he declared he would be 'withdrawing' from the festival - despite it never being confirmed in the first place.
He cited that it was due to the fact the event was under the BBC 's 'corporate control'. The Somerset-based festival has worked closely with its exclusive broadcast partner since 1997.
Neil later admitted had received bad information and confirmed he would once again perform, announcing it was 'back on his itinerary'.
Following the line-up announcement, many took to X to share their thoughts on the musicians who are slated to play at the iconic event
Sir Rod Stewart was already confirmed for the coveted teatime legends slot on the Sunday.
The Other stage headliners have also been revealed. After her unforgettable Brat Summer – and rivalling Dua Lipa's headline performance with a DJ set at Glastonbury 2024 – Charli xcx will headline the festival's second stage on Saturday.
Hot off her Brits success where she bagged a jaw-dropping five gongs, Charli is no doubt likely to draw a huge crowd.
Also on the same stage will be hip hop star Loyle Carner on the Friday, as Essex electronic group The Prodigy close the event on Sunday night with a show that will be their first at the festival since the death of frontman Keith Flint in 2019.
Other acts include Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro, Canadian singer Alanis Morissette, US chart-topper Noah Kahan, English rock band Wolf Alice, British indie rockers Wet Leg and recently reformed US pop group Scissor Sisters.
Manchester-formed The 1975 have headlined various festivals in the UK and elsewhere, with controversial stage antics. However, they have not done so at Glastonbury.
Glastonbury is taking a fallow year in 2026 to allow the farmland to recover, organisers said last year.
In 2024, London-born singer Dua, rock band Coldplay and American singer Sza all headlined the Pyramid Stage.
The festival will take place at Worthy Farm in Somerset from June 25 to 29.
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