Gracie Abrams celebrates Glastonbury set with Paul Mescal and friends at DJ party until 3am
Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams and actor Paul Mescal were seen celebrating together late into the night after Abrams' performance on Glastonbury's Other Stage. According to The Sun, the couple partied until 3AM, joined by Mescal's sister Nell, his Normal People co-star Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Edgar-Jones' partner, photographer Ben Seed.
Gracie Abrams snogs boyfriend Paul Mescal after finishing Glastonbury set pic.twitter.com/LyckePvixN
— The Sun (@TheSun) June 28, 2025
After wrapping up a well-received set on the Other Stage—which included songs such as 'That's So True,' 'Close To You,' and 'I Love You, I'm Sorry'—Abrams joined Mescal and friends at The Glade stage to catch a DJ set by American artist Seth Troxler. One attendee noted, 'Paul and Gracie were all over each other and couldn't resist a cheeky snog while their pals used the loos,' as onlookers described the couple's affectionate display.
Despite just coming off stage, Abrams appeared full of energy. The group looked to be riding high on the excitement of the moment, celebrating under the evening sky at Worthy Farm. Mescal was seen proudly watching Abrams' set from the crowd, alongside fellow Irish actor Andrew Scott, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Nell Mescal.
Sources told The Sun that Mescal was especially proud of Abrams achieving her dream of performing at Glastonbury. Daisy Edgar-Jones showed her own enthusiasm by hopping on Seed's shoulders during the performance.
Though Mescal is a rising Hollywood star, he reportedly told friends he was camping in a regular tent like other festivalgoers, embracing the full Glastonbury experience.
Their joyful appearance at Glastonbury highlighted a strong bond, as both continue rising in their respective music and film careers.
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