Glastonbury 2025 has officially wrapped.

Founded in 1970 in the spirit of music, culture, and connection, that same passion for creativity and togetherness still runs through every corner of the festival today.

Fresh from the buzz of the weekend, we wanted to spotlight a selection of Mark Vessey prints that pay tribute to the cultural landmark that is Worthy Farm.

Vessey is known not just for his meticulous photographic compositions, but for his deep-rooted passion for capturing the stories told through vinyl collections - from legendary DJs to defining pop culture eras. In these works, he turns his lens toward the artists who’ve shaped Glastonbury, and the music that has left its mark on generations of festivalgoers.

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A visual timeline of headliners who’ve defined generations.

From Metallica and David Bowie to Stormzy and Adele, this piece captures the headline acts who’ve defined Glastonbury through the decades. A must for music lovers, festival lifers, and anyone with a soft spot for the Pyramid Stage.

Deep cuts and real disco vibes.

This year, Carl Cox and Eric Powell brought a surprise ‘Mobile Disco’ set to the Glade Stage. Each record featured in Carl is drawn from his personal collection, with every sleeve holding a story, a memory, a moment from decades behind the decks. These are the sounds that have fuelled countless sun-soaked, groove-heavy, joy-filled afternoons.

A portrait of a legend in motion.

Fatboy Slim first took to the Glastonbury decks back in 1996. Nearly three decades later, he returned in 2025 to deliver four unique sets and mark over 100 appearances - a milestone few can claim. Norman captures the energy, longevity, and spirit of an artist whose story is deeply entwined with the festival.