🎸 Gearing Up for Glastonbury 2025 with Kid Vicious

Glastonbury is upon us! This iconic festival takes place June 25–29 at Worthy Farm, Somerset, and draws music lovers of all ages with a dazzling array of bands and artists. With over 3,000 performances and headline acts covering rock, hip‑hop, pop, and more, there’s something for every family member. Let’s dive in—with your KidVicious tees packed, of course!

⭐ Big-name Headliners to Know

• The 1975 make history as a Pyramid Stage headliner for the first time ever, performing Friday night in a highly anticipated set.

• Neil Young joins the June 2025 roster, bringing his classic rock vibes and memorable moments.

• Olivia Rodrigo closes the Pyramid Stage Sunday night—perfect for kids and teens who love her chart‑topping hits .

• Rod Stewart, at 80, takes the “legends” slot Sunday afternoon, giving a crossover of generation favourites.

• Plus, there are surprise slots—“Patchwork” on Saturday might be Chappell Roan, and earlier today Lorde surprised fans with a Woodsies set.

🎶 More Bands Families Will Love

Glastonbury 2025 packs an eclectic roster perfect for kids and teens, especially those into rock and hip‑hop. Some must‑see acts:

Rock & Indie

• Supergrass celebrate 30 years since “I Should Coco” on Pyramid Stage Friday
  

• Biffy Clyro bring high‑energy rock to fans on Friday
  

• Franz Ferdinand at Other Stage, alongside crowd-favourites Wet Leg and Inhaler
  

Hip‑Hop & Pop

• Busta Rhymes (Friday) offers timeless hip‑hop beats for multigenerational appeal.

• Charli XCX powers Saturday evening at Other Stage—great for teens.

• Emerging talent like Doechii headline West Holts Saturday.

• Loyle Carner, Raye, and John Glacier deliver lyrical hip‑hop across stages.

Throwbacks & Surprises

• The Prodigy bring electronic rock to close Sunday at Other Stage.

• Alanis Morissette, Snow Patrol, Wolf Alice, and The Libertines deliver nostalgia with a modern twist .

• Noah Kahan makes his Glasto debut Sunday before Rodrigo.

⏰ Festival Essentials for Families

BBC Coverage

No need to miss a beat—BBC offers over 90 hours of live Ultra-HD coverage, complete with BSL and after‑show catch-up on iPlayer & Sounds. Families can easily follow big acts like The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Charli XCX, and more.

Unexpected Gems

• Lorde surprised with an unannounced Woodsies set Friday—an absolute highlight.

• Saturday’s “Patchwork” slot sparks speculation—and excitement—for Chappell Roan.

Kid‑Friendly Options

• The festival includes CBeebies programming, interactive arts and crafts, and pop‑up family zones on Shangri‑La and West Holts
  

• Plan breaks between sets—those early afternoon acoustic and folk‑based acts (e.g., The Searchers, Celeste) are lovely and less crowded .

Environmental + Social Awareness

Glastonbury remains a leading voice in sustainability and activism, with panels in Shangri‑La covering climate, justice, and more. Expect efforts to reduce plastic use and support social campaigns .

Weather & Comfort

Forecast is dry and mild—but pack layers, waterproofs, and comfy shoes for mud and variable summer conditions .

👕 Kid Vicious Tees to Rock at Glasto

Families heading to Glastonbury—or even watching at home—will love rocking official rock‑band and hip‑hop tees. Here are three top picks from Kid Vicious:

• Classic Ramones Tee – timeless punk for kids and teens.

• Wu-Tang Hip‑Hop Tee – bold and iconic.

• Nivana 'In Utero' Tee – perfect for the rock fans.

These tees look great in festival photos and let young rockers show their style.

✅ Glasto Survival Guide for Kids

1. Plan sets in advance via BBC or the official Glastonbury app.

2. Meet‑ups: pick a family rendezvous spot (e.g. Other Stage archway).

3. Hydration & snacks: carry reusable water bottles and healthy treats.

4. Sun & rain protection: blend high‑SPF sun cream with pop‑up shelters.

5. Rest zones: relax in family areas with seating, shade, and creative play.

6. Crowd awareness: stick to the edges or experience smaller stages first.