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Who played Glastonbury on Saturday 28th June and who should you watch?
As Worthy Farm continues the party of the summer, here's where you can find your favourites performing today.
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- Craig McLean
- , Tilly Pearce
Published: Saturday, 28 June 2025 at 5:00 pm
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Day two of Glastonbury has arrived – and if Friday was anything to go by, complete with a surprise set on the main stage, then Worthy Farm is about to crank things up to 11.
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From the surrounding mystery of the band "Patchwork" through to Neil Young hitting the main stage, the day is full of hard-to-miss sets of your favourite acts.
So now is more important than ever to make sure you know where to be and when, especially as two of the most anticipated performances today clash.
But don't worry – we have you covered, with tips on the shows you need to see and the full line-up and timings list of the entire day.
Here's what you need to know about who will be performing, when they'll be playing, and who we recommend you check out.
What are the must-see Glastonbury sets on Saturday 28th June?
Kaiser Chiefs. Rob Ball/Getty Images
Kaiser Chiefs (Pyramid Stage, 12pm)
This long-standing British favourites are setting the tone for the day by kicking off the Pyramid Stage with their crowd pleasing-anthems including I Predict a Riot, Oh My God, Never Miss a Beat and Ruby.
Get down early to kick off the day with something to get you jumping and singing your lungs out.
Patchwork AKA Pulp (Pyramid Stage, 6pm)
Jarvis Cocker of Pulp during day four of the Glastonbury festival 2025 at Worthy Farm, Pilton on June 28, 2025 in Glastonbury, England. Leon Neal/Getty Images
This seemingly "unknown band" had become one of the most speculated acts of the year – but with a space on the Pyramid Stage, who exactly were they?
Of course, they turned out to be the Britpop icons Pulp!
HAIM (The Park Stage, 7.30pm )
HAIM. Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Prime Video
This slot was previously TBA, but the trio of HAIM sisters took to social media today to confirm their slot at 7.30pm on The Park Stage.
The California-based siblings - Alana, Danielle, and Este - have just released their latest album and will no doubt make an impact with recent singles 'Relationships' and 'Down to be Wrong'.
We can't wait to see what synchronised dancing awaits.
Doechii (West Holts Stage, 10:15pm)
No need for Anxiety here – Doechii is ready to take down the West Holts stage in absolute style.
The Denial Is a River rapper is the headliner, and while she clashes with Charli XCX, she is sure to bring down the house with her catchy tracks.
Clara Amfo has shared her excitement at seeing the musician take to the stage, saying: "My one to watch at Glastonbury this year has got to be Doechii, Doechii, Doechii!"
Charli XCX (Other Stage, 10:30pm)
After dominating 2024 with a Brat Summer, Charli XCX is closing out Saturday's Other Stage as the headliner in what is sure to be absolute style.
Huw Stephens has billed her as his Glasto highlight, telling us: "Charli XCX headlining the Other Stage Saturday will be unlike anything you've seen before – a moment of intense cultural intrigue! See you there!"
Glastonbury 2025 daily schedule: Who's playing on Saturday 28th June?
Neil Young. Erika Goldring/Getty Images
Pyramid Stage
- 12pm: Kaiser Chiefs
- 1.30pm: Brandi Carlile
- 3pm: The Script
- 4.30pm: John Fogerty
- 6.15pm: Patchwork
- 8pm: Raye
- 10pm: Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts
Other Stage
- 11.30am: Alessi Rose
- 12.45pm: Good Neighbours
- 2pm: beabadoobee
- 3.30pm: Weezer
- 5pm: Amyl & The Sniffers
- 6.45pm: Ezra Collective
- 8.30pm: Skepta (replacing Deftones)
- 10.30pm: Charli XCX
West Holts Stage
- 11.30am: Infinity Song
- 1pm: Nilüfer Yanya
- 2.30pm: Bob Vylan
- 4pm: Kneecap
- 5.30pm: Yussef Dayes
- 7pm: Greentea Peng
- 8.30pm: Amaarae
- 10.45pm: Doechii
Charli XCX. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
Woodsies
- 11.30am: The Amazons
- 12.45pm: Sorry
- 2pm: Fcukers
- 3.15pm: JADE
- 4.30pm: Nova Twins
- 6pm: TV On The Radio
- 7.30pm: Father John Misty
- 9pm: Tom Odell
- 10.30pm: Scissor Sisters
The Park Stage
- 11.10am: Yann Tiersen
- 12.45pm: Ichiko Aoba
- 2pm: Japanese Breakfast
- 3.30pm: Lucy Dacus
- 4.45pm: PA Salieu
- 6pm: Gary Numan
- 7.30pm: HAIM (previously TBA)
- 9.15pm: Beth Gibbons
- 11pm: Caribou
Acoustic Stage
- 11.30am: Henry Grace
- 12.10pm: Lorraine Nash
- 1pm: Oisin Leech
- 2pm: Sophie B Hawkins
- 3pm: A Completely Unknown – A Celebration of the Songs of Bob Dylan
- 4.10pm: The Bluebells
- 5.10pm: The Coronas
- 6.30pm: Jeremy Loops
- 8pm: Hothouse Flowers
- 9.30pm: Nick Lowe
Doechii. Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Samsung Galaxy
Avalon Stage
- 11.30am: Fülü
- 12.50pm: Bess Atwell
- 2.15pm: Stephen Wilson Jr.
- 3.40pm: Jamie Cullum
- 5.10pm: The Amy Winehouse Band
- 6.40pm: Jade Bird
- 8.10pm: Rachel Chinouriri
- 9.40pm: Tom Walker
- 11.10pm: Hard-Fi
Left Field
- 12pm: [PANEL] Confronting The Rise Of The Far Right (Adam Green, Carole Cadwalladr, Hope Not Hate, Zarah Sultana Mp, John Harris)
- 1.30pm: [PANEL] Saving The Planet But Not Leaving The Workers Behind (Caroline Lucas, New Economics Foundation, Port Talbot Steel Worker, Unite The Union, Gracie Mae Bradley)
- 3pm: Radical Round Up (Billy Bragg, Rianne Downey, Andy White)
- 4.30pm: Girlband!
- 5.35pm: Chloe Slater
- 6.40pm: The Guest List
- 7.50pm: Lambrini Girls
- 9pm: Kate Nash
Arcadia
- 9pm: Danny Howard
- 9.55pm: Hannah Wants
- 10.50pm: Michael Bibi B2b Solomun
- 11.50pm: Dragonfly Show
- 12am: Four Tet
- 1am: Annie Mac B2b Jamz Supernova
- 2am: Groove Armada B2b Jungle [DJ Set]
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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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