Charli xcx Glastonbury 2025 - How to watch on TV and iPlayer and listen on Radio and BBC Sounds
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The global superstar became the creator of a cultural phenomenon when she released her number one album brat in 2024. She now brings brat summer 2.0 to Worthy Farm with her high-octane and hyped set, which will surely include some of her huge pop bangers like Apple, Von dutch and 365, to whip the crowd up into a frenzy.
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You can catch Charli's set on BBC One and iPlayer from 10.30pm on Saturday 28 June.
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Enjoy sets and highlights from Glastonbury with the Glastonbury collection on BBC Sounds.
Huw Stephens is also on Radio 6 Music from 9pm on Saturday, taking listeners around the Glastonbury stages.
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