In pictures: Sunday at Glastonbury Festival so far

Rod Stewart is standing on stage wearing a black jacket with stitched flowers. He is spreading his arms towards the crowd and has a microphone in hand. His shirt has a low neckline and he is wearing about three necklaces.EPA

Rod Stewart performing in the legends slot on the Pyramid Stage

Clara Bullock
BBC News, Somerset

The final day of Glastonbury Festival 2025 will see Olivia Rodrigo headline the Pyramid Stage at the same time as The Prodigy perform on The Other Stage.

Sir Rod Stewart drew a huge crowd to the Pyramid Stage for his legends slot show, more than 20 years after he last performed at the festival as headliner.

Meanwhile, some people are already packing up their things as they prepare to head home.

The festival is advising people to leave before 06:00 BST on Monday as temperatures of 31C are forecast.

A man and a woman are on stage together, holding microphones. There are other musicians behind them. The man is wearing a green suit, while the woman is wearing a white suit with tasseled trousers.PA Media

Great couple: Rod Stewart brought Lulu on to the stage with him, duetting on Hot Legs. "We'd make a great couple," Lulu told Stewart.

Two men are on stage singing into the same microphone. One of them is wearing a green suit, the other a black jacket.PA Media

Old friends: The Rolling Stones' guitarist and Rod Stewart's former bandmate in the Faces, Ronnie Wood, also joined him on stage.

Michael Eavis is on the stage, spreading out his arms. He is wearing a T-shirt over a white long-sleeve. His daughter, Emily Eavis, is behind him pushing him onto the stage and cheering.PA Media

Happy birthday: Michael Eavis took to the stage as a guest of Rod Stewart, who wished him a happy 90th birthday.

Two men dressed to look like Rod Stewart are standing in a crowd. They are both wearing wigs and leopard print shirts.PA Media

Stewart doubles: Two people were spotted in the crowd dressed to look like Rod Stewart ahead of his set.

A man in a blue shirt is holding an electric guitar on a stage in front of a microphone stand.EPA

Chasing Cars: Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody on The Other Stage.

Pauline Black of The Selecter is on stage in a fitted black suit jacket and white shirt. She is holding a microphone stand as she sings.PA Media

The Selecter opened the Pyramid Stage on the final day of this year's Glastonbury Festival

The Selecter: Pauline Black from The Selecter, who opened the Pyramid Stage on the final day of this year's Glastonbury Festival.

A woman is standing on stage in a white top laughing, with her tongue sticking out between her teeth. She has dark, black eyeshadow all around her eyes. Behind her is a man playing synths. EPA

Hear My Voice: British singer Celeste performed on the Pyramid Stage earlier.

Two women are walking alongside tents in a field, carrying bags. Food stalls and festival flags can be seen in the background.Getty Images

Time to say goodbye: Some people packed up early ready to leave the festival.

Two people are sharing a microphone while playing the guitar. They are both wearing hats. PA Media

You're My Waterloo: The Libertines took to the Pyramid Stage earlier.

A man wearing a colourful crochet vest is on stage in front of a pink and red background. He is holding one of his arms into the air.EPA

A Bar Song: Shaboozey performed on the Other Stage earlier.

A woman is dancing in bubbles. She is wearing a green hat and yellow top. She is standing in a crowd of people.Getty Images

Hot weather: After a mostly cloudy start to the morning, temperatures rose for a sun-filled afternoon.

A woman is holding a colourful umbrella to shield from the sun. In her other hand she is holding a portable fan. She is in a crowd of people and the sun is shining.PA Media

Travel warning: The Glastonbury app advised people to leave Worthy Farm overnight as temperatures on Monday are forecasted to reach 31C.

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