Glastonbury’s Block9 shares “best of the best” sets from 2025, including Sub Focus and more

Glastonbury’s Block9 has uploaded a range of sets from their 2025 line-up, including from Sub Focus and IMOGEN – listen below.

This year, the Block9 area at the festival’s hedonistic south-east corner was made up of four stages, IICON, Genosys, the NYC Downlow and The Meat Rack, providing a place for electronic music fans to revel deep into the night.

Now, Block9’s organisers have shared the first half of a two-volume mix series that is intended to celebrate “the selectors that tore up the Block9 stages this summer”.

Included are Sub Focus’ set at IICON, GIDEÖN and Heléna Star from NYC Downlow, IMOGEN at Genosys, while the second volume will include sets from Ryan Hope of Gabriels, Smokin Jo, Guy Williams and more.

The sets are streaming on Bandcamp now, with Block9 encouraging listeners to donate to Medical Aid For Palestinians.

Glastonbury 2025 was headlined by The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo and NME was there for it all. Read our rundown of the weekend’s best moments here, including memorable sets from Kneecap, Pulp, Charli XCX, CMAT, The Maccabees, Lewis Capaldi, Turnstile, Wolf Alice and Rod Stewart.

Fans now have to wait until 2027 for another Glastonbury as next year is set to be a fallow year. The event’s last planned break came in 2018, although they were forced to cancel in both 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19.

The 2027 edition will run from Wednesday June 23 until Sunday June 27, with tickets likely to go on sale in November 2026. A small number of tickets were made available in September via a prize draw that raised money for Médecins Sans Frontières.

Bookies are already taking bets on who could headline in 2027, with major rumours including Sam Fender, Ed Sheeran, Rihanna and Little Simz.

Rodrigo, meanwhile, released a live album of her 2025 Pyramid Stage headline set earlier this month (December 5). She was joined by The Cure’s Robert Smith during the show for versions of ‘Friday I’m In Love’ and ‘Just Like Heaven’.

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