#glastonbury-festival

#glastonbury-festival

Glastonbury Festival has reported a rise in profits after a strong year that featured performances from global stars including Dua Lipa and Shania Twain, enabling millions of pounds to be channelled into charitable causes. Accounts filed at Companies House show that Glastonbury Festival Events Limited, the operating company behind Glastonbury Festival, increased revenues to £75.2 million in the year to March 31, 2025, up from £68.4 million the previous year. Pre-tax profits climbed to £7.7 million, compared with £5.9 million in 2024.

One stage in the southeast corner of the festival went one step further this year in a bid to create a vision for an alternative future: one that prioritises nature, community and practical solutions to some of the crises we are facing as a planet.

The festival began in 1970 and has been based at the same location of Worthy Farm in Somerset in the south-west of England ever since.

Gracie Abrams shared a slideshow from Glastonbury Festival featuring moments with Paul Mescal, including a romantic selfie and group photos with friends.

The tech bros want to go to Mars, so we're sending them there. There's room on the rocket for a few more souls so they're being joined by Trump, Netanyahu, Vance, Farage and Rowling - just some of the people who in recent years made life on Earth more difficult for us.

Mo Chara expressed solidarity with Palestine Action, highlighting the challenges faced by those who speak out about Palestine in the music industry, noting, "Young people around the world know what's going on in Palestine, I'm so proud of you."

The excitement among the 200,000 ticket holders as the first chords of music rang across Worthy Farm was palpable.

The Highland Park Penicillin Cocktail, created by Sam Ross in 2005, embodies a sweet and smoky profile, combining honey, lemon, and ginger with the whisky's specific notes, ideal for summer.