Glastonbury Acoustic Stage is back for 2025 with a three-day lineup packed with soulful, roots-driven performances. Running from June 27th to 29th, this much-loved corner of Worthy Farm once again becomes a haven for folk, blues, Americana and timeless songwriting. Known for its heartfelt atmosphere and stripped-back energy, the Glastonbury Acoustic Stage has built a reputation as a place where legacy artists and rising voices alike find space to shine. This year’s programme blends nostalgia with discovery, offering something special for anyone who craves depth and melody away from the main stage chaos.
Friday 27th June
Friday sets the tone with intimate storytelling and musical craftsmanship. Artists include:
Ani DiFranco
Gabrielle Aplin
Billie Marten
Hugh Cornwell
Skerryvore
Dhani Harrison
Tift Merritt
Nadia Reid
Our Man In The Field
Jack Lukeman
Sophie Jamieson
Hazey Jane
Saturday 28th June
Saturday brings a diverse mix of upbeat folk, blues-rock and global sounds. From radio favourites to long-standing legends, the energy stays high all day. Artists include:
Nick Lowe
Hothouse Flowers
Jeremy Loops
The Coronas
Sophie B. Hawkins
Judie Tzuke
Police Dog Hogan
The Blue Highways
Ma Polaine’s Great Decline
James Walker
Lorraine Nash
A Band Named Brian
Sunday 29th June
Sunday closes the weekend with big emotions and one of the most historic moments of the festival. With legends taking their final bow and powerful vocalists raising the roof, the Glastonbury Acoustic Stage signs off in style. Artists include:
The Searchers
Roy Harper
Rhiannon Giddens
The Bootleg Beatles
London Community Gospel Choir
Emily Barker
The Fureys
PP Arnold
Kanda Bongo Man
Lesley Woods
Judy Collins
The Hanging Stars
The Glastonbury Acoustic Stage stands apart not because it’s quiet, but because it cuts through the noise. The artists here bring songs with meaning, voices with experience, and stories that stick.
It’s where you catch a rising star or stumble into a legend. It’s where tears come as easily as singalongs.
In 2025, the stage continues its tradition of championing real musicianship. And with The Searchers saying goodbye after more than sixty years, the emotional weight is real. But there’s plenty of joy too — from the gospel heights of LCGC to the timeless melodies of Nick Lowe.
This isn’t a side-stage. It’s the soul of Glastonbury, and it’s sounding better than ever. For full details and updates, visit the official Glastonbury website.
Read some of our other Articles on Glastonbury Like this one about the Big Top Stage Line up.
