Glastonbury lineup history (1970–2025)
Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts is held at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, usually in late June, with regular fallow years. Below is every Glastonbury lineup on record, with headliners by year, the artists booked most often, and who also played other festivals.
Glastonbury headliners by year
Headliner table →Most booked at Glastonbury
Top 50 →- The Chemical Brothers1995–2019 · headlined 1×10 years
- Billy Bragg1984–201310 years
- Spiritualized1992–20158 years
- Coldplay1999–2024 · headlined 5×7 years
- Primal Scream1992–2022 · headlined 1×7 years
- Courteeners2008–20237 years
- Editors2005–20237 years
- Elbow2002–20227 years
- Orbital1994–20247 years
- Sharon Shannon1992–20087 years
- Van Morrison1982–20057 years
- Ash1995–2010 · headlined 1×6 years
- Kasabian2004–2024 · headlined 1×6 years
- Manic Street Preachers1994–2023 · headlined 1×6 years
- Doves1998–20096 years
Shared with other festivals
- Glastonbury vs Reading & Leeds834 artists
- Glastonbury vs Coachella657 artists
- Glastonbury vs Lollapalooza527 artists
- Glastonbury vs Austin City Limits420 artists
- Glastonbury vs Outside Lands299 artists
- Glastonbury vs Splendour in the Grass244 artists
- Glastonbury vs Governors Ball183 artists
- Glastonbury vs Newport Folk159 artists
- Glastonbury vs Hangout137 artists
All Glastonbury years
Glastonbury lineup questions
Who has played Glastonbury the most?
The Chemical Brothers has the most Glastonbury appearances in this archive: 10 years on the bill (1995–2019).
Who headlined the first Glastonbury?
The first Glastonbury in this archive is 1970, headlined by Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Who headlined Glastonbury 2025?
The 1975, Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts and Olivia Rodrigo headlined Glastonbury 2025.
How many artists have played Glastonbury?
2,563 different acts appear on the Glastonbury lineups in this archive, 1970 to 2025.
Source: Wikipedia, "Glastonbury Festival line-ups" (revision 1381296015), CC BY-SA 4.0. Lineup facts are extracted and reorganised; no text is copied.