Here’s everything Weezer played in a nostalgic Other Stage set at Glastonbury 2025

29 June, 2025

Weezer brought huge nostalgic ‘90s sing-alongs to the Other Stage at Glastonbury 2025.

The California band played to a packed Other Stage crowd bathed in sunshine this afternoon (June 28), their first appearance at Worthy Farm since their debut on the NME Stage in 1995.

With Beabadoobee watching on from the side of stage, Weezer drew singalongs from the crowd from opener ‘Hash Pipe’ onwards, while Brian Bell’s scorching guitar solos had heads rocking.

“Glastonbury, you ready for Weezer time?” frontman Rivers Cuomo said in a rare crowd interaction after ‘My Name Is Jonas’, before introducing the band. “Nice to meet y’all.”

Tracks from the band’s self-titled debut album – commonly referred to as ‘The Blue Album’ – dominated the set, with deep cuts such as ‘Surf Wax America’, ‘Holiday’ and ‘No One Else’ getting an airing, likely owing to the fact that they took the album on a 30th anniversary tour last year.

Watch the full set on BBC iPlayer here.

“Wow, last time we played here it was 1995,” Cuomo later said. “It looks kind of the same! Thanks for having us back guys, maybe we’ll see you again in another 30 years.”

Rattling off 16 tracks in less than an hour, die hard fans were treated to the ‘Pinkerton’-era B-side ‘You Gave Your Love To Me Softly’, while the band closed out the show with big hitters ‘Say It Ain’t So’ and ‘Buddy Holly’.

Weezer played: 

‘Hash Pipe’
‘My Name Is Jonas’
‘Dope Nose’
‘No One Else’
‘Perfect Situation’
‘Surf Wax America’
‘Undone (The Sweater Song)’
‘Island In The Sun’
‘Holiday’
‘Beverly Hills’
‘Why Bother?’
‘You Gave Your Love To Me Softly’
‘Pork And Beans’
‘The Good Life’
‘Say It Ain’t So’
‘Buddy Holly’ 

So far, Glastonbury has seen a surprise set from Lorde – who performed her new album ‘Virgin’ in full (and scored a five star review in the process), a spunky set from Wet Leg, Lewis Capaldi’s triumphant return for a secret set at the Pyramid Stage, a surprise appearance by Peter Capaldi at Franz Ferdinand’s set, and more.

The 1975 headlined the Pyramid Stage last night (June 27), earning a four-star review from NME, which read: “With their one show of the year, “The 1975 from the Internet” clear the decks on their career so far to deliver a reminder of their chops for tunes and showmanship away from the headlines.”

The weekend continues with Charli XCX, Neil Young, Olivia Rodrigo, The Prodigy, Rod Stewart and many more. Check out the full line-up and schedule here.

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