HAIM have emerged as favourites to perform a Glastonbury secret set, with bookmakers giving the US band a 69.2% probability of appearing.
The slot, listed as ‘Patchwork’, is scheduled for 6:15pm on the Pyramid Stage on Saturday. Ed Sheeran follows closely in the betting markets with odds suggesting a 66.7% likelihood of performing, while Mumford & Sons sit third with a 63.6% probability.
“With Glastonbury 2025 just around the corner, music fans and festival goers are intrigued to see who will be appearing as a secret performance. After Foo Fighters in 2023 and Kasabian in 2024, schedulers have set the bar high for secret acts, and this year could be another special renewal with HAIM, Ed Sheeran, and Mumford & Sons all high in the betting to perform,” says Oddschecker’s Leon Blackman.
The betting markets also feature Lewis Capaldi at 50% probability, Robbie Williams at 33.3%, and Elton John at 25%. Further down the list, Radiohead and Lorde both stand at 14.3%, while Lana Del Rey and Kings of Leon round out the options at 12.5% and 11.1% respectively.
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