Glastonbury Festival Announces West Holts Line-Up For 2025

Glastonbury Festival has today unveiled the lineup for the West Holts Stage at for this year’s edition, scheduled from June 25 to 29 at Worthy Farm in Somerset. Known for its eclectic mix of genres, the West Holts Stage will feature an array of artists spanning hip-hop, electronic, jazz, and more. The former Jazz World Stage was renamed in 2010 as is the spiritual home of world music at the Somerset festival.

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Friday Highlights:
Maribou State: The British electronic music duo will headline, bringing their signature blend of soulful vocals and atmospheric beats.
BadBadNotGood: The Canadian instrumental group, renowned for their fusion of jazz and hip-hop, promises a dynamic performance.
Denzel Curry: The Florida-based rapper will deliver his high-energy set, showcasing tracks from his acclaimed discography.
En Vogue: The legendary R&B group will grace the stage with their timeless hits and harmonious vocals.
Vieux Farka Touré: Dubbed the “Hendrix of the Sahara,” the Malian guitarist will mesmerize audiences with his desert blues.
Glass Beams: The enigmatic Australian trio will present their psychedelic grooves, blending Eastern and Western musical influences.

West Holts Stage @ Glastonbury Festival 2022

West Holts Stage @ Glastonbury Festival 2022 (Kalpesh Patel)

Saturday Highlights:
Doechii: The Grammy-winning rapper will make her highly anticipated Glastonbury debut as the Saturday headliner.
Kneecap: The Irish-language hip-hop trio will bring their politically charged lyrics and energetic performance to the stage.
Yussef Dayes: The acclaimed drummer and composer will showcase his innovative jazz compositions.
Bob Vylan: The punk-grime duo will deliver their hard-hitting tracks addressing social and political issues.
Nilüfer Yanya: The London-based singer-songwriter will enchant listeners with her soulful indie rock.
Amaarae: The Ghanaian-American artist will present her unique blend of Afro-fusion and pop.

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Bob Vylan @ Kentish Town Forum (Nick Allan)

Sunday Highlights:
Overmono: The electronic duo will close the stage with their innovative techno and breakbeat-infused sounds.
Parcels: The Australian electro-pop band will entertain with their disco-inspired tunes and infectious energy.
The Brian Jonestown Massacre: The American psychedelic rock band will offer their eclectic and immersive soundscapes.
Goat: The Swedish collective will captivate with their experimental fusion of world music and psychedelic rock.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre @ O2 Institute, Birmingham

The Brian Jonestown Massacre @ O2 Institute, Birmingham (Nick Allan)

The West Holts Stage continues its tradition of delivering a diverse and vibrant lineup, promising festival-goers an unforgettable musical experience.

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