Glastonbury Festival's annual Pilton Party will return to Worthy Farm on Friday 5 September 2025, with headline performances from multi-BRIT award-winning singer-songwriter Raye and Dublin-based indie-rock band Inhaler.

Raye is known for her genre-spanning music, blending pop, R&B, and dance. She gained prominence through collaborations with Jax Jones and David Guetta, and her debut album My 21st Century Blues received critical acclaim, winning her multiple BRIT Awards including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.

Inhaler, a four-piece band fronted by Elijah Hewson, son of U2's Bono, rose to recognition with their debut album It Won't Always Be Like This, which topped charts in the UK and Ireland. Their sound combines post-punk and modern rock influences.

The annual fundraising concert, first held in 1984, serves as a thank-you event for local residents, workers and supporters of the festival. Hosted near the site of the Woodsies stage on the Glastonbury Festival grounds, this year's Pilton Party will also feature local support and DJ sets from Baggy Mondays and Patmandu.

Tickets go on sale at 10am on Saturday 9 August via See Tickets and in person at the Festival shop on Northload Street, Glastonbury. Prices are set at £45 for adults and £20 for children.

Previous Pilton Party line-ups have included major acts such as Coldplay, The Stone Roses, Massive Attack, Foals, and The Libertines.

Organisers have confirmed accessibility measures are in place for attendees with permanent disabilities. These include a viewing platform, accessible parking, step-free compostable toilets and an access gate supported by stewards. Carer tickets can be requested by contacting the Glastonbury Festivals access team at [email protected].