Glastonbury 2025: Pete Doherty, Divorce, Lynks and more revealed for Greenpeace line-up
Glastonbury has announced the full 2025 line-up for its Greenpeace area – you can check it out below.
This year’s edition of the legendary festival takes place between June 25 and 29 at Worthy Farm in Somerset, ahead of a fallow year in 2026. Tickets initially sold out last November, before two final resales last month.
In early March, the first line-up poster revealed that The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo would be joining Neil Young in headlining the Pyramid Stage next month. Rod Stewart, meanwhile, will perform in the prestigious Legend Slot on Sunday.
Other big acts appearing over the weekend include Biffy Clyro, RAYE, Wolf Alice, The Prodigy, Doechii, St. Vincent, Deftones, The Libertines, Wet Leg, Weezer, AJ Tracey, Nile Rodgers & Chic, JADE, TV On The Radio, Self Esteem, CMAT, Blossoms and Turnstile.
Organisers have been drip-feeding separate line-up posters for Glasto’s many stages, areas and venues in recent weeks and months. So far, we’ve had the likes of the Acoustic Stage, The Park, Field Of Avalon, West Holts, Silver Hayes, Croissant Neuf, Shangri-La, Woodsies, Glade, Left Field, Theatre & Circus and Arcadia.
Today (May 22), the programme for Glasto’s Greenpeace field has been shared in full. “Head to their field for sets from a hugely diverse range of live acts and DJs, and to learn more about their fantastic work for a more inclusive, peaceful and fairer planet,” the announcement reads.
The bill features Pete Doherty – who is already playing at the festival with The Libertines – as well as the likes of Lynks (DJ set), Divorce, Skream (disco set) & The Duke B2B Rio Tashan, Beans On Toast and Fish56Octagon.
Additionally, there’ll be a set from DJ and actor Idris Elba on the iconic 22-metre-high Rave Tree, an AV show from The Beatles Dub Club, and performances from Elvana – “the world’s finest Elvis fronted Nirvana tribute” – and Fleetmac Wood.
Fans will also be able to attend ‘Greenpeace Presents: Letters Live’ – described as “a celebration of the enduring power of literary correspondence”.
“On the Greenpeace stage, some incredible talents and household names will read letters that focus on the climate, nature and the fight for our environment, reminding us of the enduring power of the written word,” a listing for this event reads.
The full line-up for the 2025 Greenpeace field is:
Anish Kumar
Anna Erhard
Beans On Toast
Cliffords
Climate Justice: A Path To A Fairer Future Panel Discussion With Joycelyn Longdon, Mikaela Loach, Venetia La Manna, Chaired By Areeba Hamid
Coco Maria
Danny Fucking Price – How To Win The Internet
Divorce
DJ Flight
Elvana
Fish56octagon
Fleetmac Wood
Glitterbox Takeover W/ Aroop Roy, Eliza Rose B2b Dan Shake, Fat Tony, Minna, Skream (Disco Set) & The Duke B2b Rio Tashan.
Greenpeace Presents Letters Live
Idris Elba
Iraina Mancini
Ishmael Ensemble
Jodie Harsh
Joshua Idehen
Joy In Dance – Wisdom Of Pop
Lynks (DJ Set)
Mandidextrous
Mermaid Chunky
Miso Extra
Mph
Myd (Live)
Native James
Nature Surrounds: A 360 Sound Journey
Nectar Woode
Nick Mulvey
Noughtie Nineties Sing-a-long
Oliver Jeffers Drawing Stories (Interactive Show)
Peter Doherty
Reuben Dangoor
Riria
Sarah Story
Seanchoíche
Sexy Lady Massive
She’s Got Brass
Skate Ramp Pro Sessions
Slawn
So Good
Sue Veneers
The Beatles Dub Club – AV Show
Wilkinson
Will Varley
Witch
Greenpeace is one of Glastonbury’s longstanding official charity partners, along with WaterAid and Oxfam.
This year, Greenpeace will be reminding festivalgoers to “stand up for our democratic rights and to join the growing global demand for fossil fuel companies to FINALLY ‘Stop drilling & Start paying'”, organisers said.
“The science is clear: fossil fuel companies like Shell cannot drill for new fossil fuels any more if we are to have a liveable planet. Greenpeace are asking that they stop business as usual and compensate for the environmental damage they have caused already.”
Elsewhere, the area will host “some truly inspiring artist campaign collaborations” with social media personality, political commentator and “comedian wannabee” Danny Fucking Price, as well as internationally renowned artist Oliver Jeffers, acclaimed London-based Nigerian artist Slawn, Irish storytelling collective Seanchoíche and more.
Greenpeace is set to showcase ‘Nature Sounds’ for the first time too. According to organisers, this is “a never-seen-before 360 surround soundsystem that will make you hear a pin or beat drop wherever you are stood”.
‘BEAM’ – the walk-through sculptural installation and standing dead wood habitat that was created in 2019 – has been reimagined as ‘The Apocalypse Museum + Hell Bus (Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Start Disobeying)’.
Attendees can also enjoy the Greenpeace field’s Apocalypse Museum, skate ramp, plant-based kitchen, drop slide, climbing wall and showers.
You can find more information about the Greenpeace area on Glastonbury’s official website.
Further announcements are expected in the coming days and weeks. Check back here for the latest Glastonbury 2025 line-up news as we get it.
Organisers recently shared a new and updated map of the entire Glastonbury site for this year, showing various changes.
In other news, the full programme for Glasto ’25’s Pilton Palais cinema tent was revealed last week. The venue will host in-person appearances from Tilda Swinton, Paul Mescal, Edgar Wright, Taron Egerton, Margot Robbie and more.
Meanwhile, Westside Cowboy – the winners of Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition 2025 – have spoken to NME about how it feels to have secured a slot at Worthy Farm next month.
“It feels amazing but it’s really hard to process,” vocalist Aoife Anson O’Connell told NME. “We’re so lucky, we’ve had the most insane luck for a year and it’s just happened again. We’re the most jammy people in the world, maybe I should start gambling!”
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