How to watch Raye at Glastonbury 2025: live stream genre bending singer online for FREE
The genre bending singer-songwriter warms up the crowd ahead of the legendary Neil Young as Raye takes to The Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2025 today delivering an hour of her best tracks.
You can watch Raye at Glastonbury live streams from anywhere with a VPN and for FREE.
Raye's Glastonbury 2025 set takes place tonight (Saturday, June 28.)► Start time: 8 p.m. BST / 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT / 5 a.m. AEST (Sun.)• FREE STREAM — BBC iPlayer (U.K.)• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN 100% risk free
With a sound that's impossible to define, Raye takes inspiration from jazz, R&B, pop and soul to create a sound that should envelop the crowds of Pyramid. After working as a featured artist and songwriter for years, Raye exploded on to the scene in her own right with her 2023 album 'My 21st Century Blues,' which reached number 2 in the UK charts. BRIT awards, MOBO Awards and MTV EM Awards followed, with the album also shortlisted for the 2023 Mercury Prize.
This year's appearance at Glasto will be the second time the singer has graced not only Worthy Farm but the Pyramid Stage, although the 2025 8 p.m. slot is decidedly more prestigious than her lunchtime appearance in 2023. In terms of the setlist, expect to hear some of the artist's biggest hits including 'Prada,' 'Bed,' 'Secrets' and of course breakout hit 'Escapism.'
If the last time Raye stepped out onto the Pyramid Stage is anything to go by, this will be one of the weekend's can't-miss sets. Read on for how to watch Raye and live stream Glastonbury 2025 for FREE and from anywhere.
Live coverage of all of the major stages at Glastonbury 2025 is being broadcast for FREE by the BBC in the U.K..
This means that you'll be able to catch a live stream of Raye's set, along with all of the biggest acts performing at Worthy Farm this year, on BBC iPlayer.
There's also a TV broadcast of the performance with Lauren Laverne and Jo Whiley presenting coverage on BBC One, but the iPlayer live stream is the best bet to be sure you don't miss a minute of the set.
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The Glastonbury Festival is only shown in the U.K. so you won't be able to catch Raye outside Blighty.
However, if you're currently on holiday in the U.S., Australia or Canada from the U.K., you can download one of the best VPN services and tap into your FREE home coverage of Glastonbury 2025 through the BBC iPlayer. We recommend NordVPN as explained above.
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