Field of Avalon

Thanks for all the love for the Field of Avalon in 2025. A makeover brought a beautiful, colour-coordinated theme throughout the field, plus a new style of tent meant the growing number of visitors were able to view the stage better than ever before.

Avalon’s reputation continues to grow and shortly before the Festival, the BBC’s Culture section said: “And if you’re heading down to Worthy Farm, and can’t be bothered fighting for a position at the main stages, I’d recommend a visit to the Avalon field – which might just have this year’s best line-up. You can relive your 2000s indie disco dreams with Hard-Fi, The Fratellis and Ash; check out some of 2025’s best new indie artists, courtesy of Orla Gartland and Rachael Chinouriri; and celebrate the memory of Amy Winehouse, with an hour-long set from her former band.”

Our programme ranged from folk to jazz, soul, funk, Latin, bluesy trance, rock, pop and even brass bands, comedy and cabaret. Other highlights included Sam Ryder, Jamie Cullum, The Horne Section and Paris Paloma. We’re proud to present a gender balanced programme and be the smallest main stage or the biggest small stage (depending on your outlook!) and can’t wait to welcome people back in 2027.

About the Field of Avalon

With an eclectic range of music and an overriding sense of fun, from hugely successful artists to the best new talent, there is something for all tastes and ages within the magical Field of Avalon.

You’ll find intimate, unforgettable Glastonbury moments within a beautifully set tent and be able to rest within the Avalon Inn.

One of the original areas, Avalon is the festival within the festival, an island in the sea of Glastonbury, with an unbroken connection to the earthy Eden and the lively spirit of Albion fayre.