Silver Hayes unveils line-up for Glastonbury 2025
Over 100 performers expected across The Levels, Lonely Hearts Club, Firmly Rooted Soundsystem and Assembly at Worthy Farm this year
Glastonbury's Silver Hayes area has shared its full 2025 line-up, with over 100 performers expected across the field's four stages from June 26-29.
In an announcement posted on Instagram today (April 3), Silver Hayes confirmed that it will continue it's theme of "optimism is a political act" for 2025, offering a range of workshops, panel talks and wellness activities alongside its music programming.
"For 2025, the original dance music area at Worthy Farm combines forward-thinking electronic artists across five music stages with positive action, debate, technology and design throughout the field," organisers captioned the post.
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Programming across the area's four stages - The Levels, Lonely Hearts Club, Firmly Rooted Soundsystem and Assembly - will begin on Thursday (June 26), with current Mixmag Cover Star PinkPantheress, Palms Trax, Marie Davidson and a back-to-backs from Confidence Man and Job Jobse kicking off proceedings at The Levels.
Also expected at The Levels are Skream & Benga, LTJ Bukem, Josh Baker, DJ Paulette and Seth Troxler.
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The field's second biggest arena, Lonely Hearts Club is set to once again platform a wide range of artists from across the electronic and global club spectrum — with A.G Cook, Fatboy Slim, HiTech, Rudim3ntal and many more all scheduled to appear; Lonely Hearts Club is also set to host a special Teletech takeover on Sunday (June 29), headlined by Azyr.
Floating Points will also be bringing his Sunflower Soundystem to Glastonbury for the first time, with the six stack system set to be placed within a "surround sound dome tent" within Silver Hayes — the area has promised it will be "the place to dance, with DJ sets from some of our friends and yours."
Silver Hayes is the third Glastonbury area to announce its line-up for 2025, joining the Field of Avalon and the Acoustic area; Glastonbury has also shared the line-up for its main stages, with Olivia Rodrigo, the 1975 and Neil Young all locked in for headline slots on the Pyramid Stage.
Check out the full line-up for Silver Hayes at Glastonbury below:
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