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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Glastonbury Festival
As Glastonbury 2025 is getting underway until Sunday the 29th June, the star-studded is well represented with Irish talent.
As stars such as Neil Young, Charli XCX, and Olivia Rodrigo and more are headlining over the weekend, there are some great Irish acts taking to the stage as well.
First up for the Irish acts is CMAT who will bring her Indie/Alternative style to the Pyramid Stage at 1:30 on Friday.
Next up is Dublin rock band, Inhaler, will be on the Other Stage on Friday kicking off at 2:15pm.
The Dundalk Irish folk band, The Mary Wallopers, will be on the park stage on Friday from 3:15 pm on Friday.
Playing only their second Glastonbury Festival, The Script will get underway on the Pyramid Stage at 3pm on Saturday.
This next act more than likely won't be shown on the BBC but is sure to be a great show regardless, Kneecap will definitely be one of the most talked about acts on the whole line-up for this year's festival. The rap trio will be at the West Holts stage, at 4pm on Saturday.
The Northern Irish and Scottish rock band, Snow Patrol, will definitely be able to seen on TV this year anyway, and they get underway on the Other Stage at 6pm on Sunday.
That is just a flavour of the Irish at Glastonbury as many more are set to take the stage as well. Those staying home for the festival can watch coverage across the weekend on the BBC.
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