Glastonbury 2025: Foals, Hot Chip and more set for DJ sets at Transgressive & Friends Takeover

Transgressive Records have announced details of a Takeover at Glastonbury 2025 with DJ sets from Foals, Hot Chip and more.

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The legendary label – who have been home to the likes of Foals, Arlo Parks, SOPHIE and more and celebrated their 20th anniversary last year – will return to Worthy Farm next week for their annual late night Takeover of the second year of The Wishing Well on Friday (June 27) night, located in The Park arena.

Running from 11pm til 6am, the night also promises “a late night live set from surprise special guests” alongside DJ sets from Foals drummer Jack Bevan, Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard, Miso Extra and Transgressive DJs.

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As well as marking their 20th anniversary with a huge Takeover at Glasto 2024, previous years have seen surprise performances from Loyle Carner, Fatboy Slim, Olivia Dean, The Joy, Arlo Parks, Jamz Supernova, Moonchild Sanelly and Mystery Jets.

Transgressive acts appearing elsewhere across the weekend at Glasto include publishing artists Loyle Carner (headlining the Other Stage on Friday) and Black Country, New Road (who you can catch on Sunday in Woodsies) alongside plus new label signing Nadia Kadek (who’ll appear at Sunday at Strummerville).

Check out the full line-up and schedule for Glastonbury 2025 here, with The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo all set to headline the Pyramid Stage, with the likes of Charli XCX, Rod Stewart, Kneecap, Deftones, Wolf Alice and more also appearing across the weekend.

Betting has been suspended on two major acts rumoured for secret sets, while other reports continue to circulate around Patchwork and the other many TBA sets on the line-up.

Meanwhile, the weather forecast across Glastonbury 2025 continues to look promising.

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