RAYE closed the 2025 Pilton Party at Worthy Farm on Friday 5 September, and Glastonbury Festival put its photographs from the night online two days later. Inhaler, Revelation Roots and the Outlaw Orchestra filled out a bill the festival described as a really great evening on the farm.
The Pilton Party is not a commercial show. Money raised at it goes into Pilton village funds, and Glastonbury frames the night as a thank you to the villagers, workers and local people who live with the main festival every year.
Two of the four acts had been announced back in July. RAYE was billed as the headliner and Inhaler, the Dublin four-piece, as the main support, with local acts and DJ sets from Baggy Mondays and Patmandu also promised. Revelation Roots and the Outlaw Orchestra were among those local additions.
The gig had sold out before the date, with the festival stating plainly that no tickets would be available on the gate. Advance tickets had gone at £45 for adults and £20 for children, with a £55 shuttle option that bundled entry and return coach travel from Glastonbury Town Hall and Shepton Mallet Cenotaph.
The event has run since 1984 on an open-air stage close to the ground Woodsies occupies during Glastonbury itself, and past bills have carried the Stone Roses, Coldplay, Massive Attack, Fatboy Slim, Liam Gallagher and the Libertines. There is no camping at the site.
The full announcement, ticket detail and access provision are in our report on the 2025 Pilton Party bill. Glastonbury's wider giving that year reached £4.2m across more than 300 organisations. More bills sit in the festival tracker and our pop hub.
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- Pilton Party 2025 took place at Worthy Farm on Friday 5 September
- RAYE, Inhaler, Revelation Roots and the Outlaw Orchestra performed
- The festival published its photographs on 7 September 2025
- Money raised goes into Pilton village funds
- The show sold out, with nothing available on the gate
- Advance tickets were £45 for adults and £20 for children
- The event has run since 1984 on an open-air stage at Worthy Farm
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RAYE was billed as headliner and Inhaler as main support, tickets were £45 for adults and £20 for children, and the event has run since 1984
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