Rock star Rod Stewart has been confirmed to play Glastonbury's legends slot in 2025, 23 years after his last appearance at the festival. One of the best-selling artists of all time, he will follow in the footsteps of Dolly Parton, Barry Gibb, Shania Twain and Kylie Minogue by playing the coveted Sunday teatime slot.

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While Glastonbury has been going since 1970, the first ‘official’ Sunday legend performer was crooner Tony Bennett almost 20 years later in 1998. In short: yes. Sir Rod fits the bill for a Glastonbury legend slot.

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Rod Stewart is confirmed to perform the legends slot at Glastonbury 2025, marking his return to the festival's Pyramid stage for the first time since 2002. The renowned singer, who continues to tour despite ceasing large-scale world tours,

Glastonbury Festival has announced Sir Rod Stewart as its first act for 2025. The 79-year-old will perform in the Sunday afternoon “legends” slot at Worthy Farm after his appearance was announced by co-organiser Emily Eavis in a post on Instagram on Tuesday.

Rod Stewart will play the “legends” slot at Britain’s Glastonbury Festival next year, more than two decades after he headlined the music festival

Maggie May hitmaker Sir Rod Stewart has announced he's playing the famous Sunday night Legends slot at Glastonbury 2025, telling fans he's "absolutely thrilled" to be on the bill

The 'Forever Young' singer will be 80 by the time he takes the music festival's stage Rod Stewart is heading back to Glastonbury for the first time in 23 years. The 79-year-old singer, who previously headlined the music festival in 2002,

Sir Rod Stewart will play the Glastonbury Festival's prestigious Sunday teatime legends slot in 2025, 23 years after he previously headlined at Worthy Farm.