Infinity Song Accidentally Confirm Their Glasto Debut—and Fans Are Buzzing

Looks like Infinity Song didn’t get the memo about keeping surprises under wraps—because the New York-based sibling band has just spilled the beans on their Glastonbury 2025 debut. And they did it in the most casual, oops-we-forgot-we-weren’t-announced-yet way possible.

A Not-So-Secret Surprise

The US soft rock quartet quietly added Glastonbury to their tour dates in a recent Instagram post, casually mentioning that they’ll be playing “for the first time” at Worthy Farm. The announcement was tucked away in their World Tour II schedule, which includes stops across Canada, Europe, Asia, and the US. But of course, eagle-eyed fans spotted the Glasto date (Saturday, June 28) faster than you can say “unofficial announcement” and immediately took to Reddit to share the news.

“Infinity Song have self-confirmed!” one Redditor gleefully declared, as fans celebrated the unexpected addition.

Who Are Infinity Song?

If you’re not familiar with Infinity Song, here’s the lowdown: they’re a family band made up of siblings Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo Boyd. Their Central Park busking sessions in 2016 caught the attention of music mogul Jay-Z, who personally invited them to perform at his Roc Nation offices. Next thing you know, they were signing a record deal and making waves with their soulful harmonies and soft rock vibes.

Their Glastonbury debut marks a big moment for the group, and their Instagram post was brimming with excitement:

“We cannot wait to sing for you. Love, Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo.”
Adorable.

Glasto 2025: The Lineup So Far

Infinity Song will be joining a stacked 2025 bill, which was officially announced earlier this month. The headliners? Get ready for The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Neil Young taking on the Pyramid Stage. And Sir Rod Stewart will be crooning his classics in the Legends Slot.

Meanwhile, the Other Stage is packing some serious heat, with Loyle Carner headlining on Friday and Charli XCX topping the bill on Saturday. Elsewhere, Biffy Clyro, Doechii, Raye, and Ezra Collective are set to keep the crowds bouncing.

Full Lineup Highlights So Far:

🔥 Friday, June 27:

• • • The 1975 headlining Pyramid Stage
    • Loyle Carner, Biffy Clyro, Alanis Morissette, Busta Rhymes, Maribou State, Gracie Abrams, Wet Leg, and Four Tet

🔥 Saturday, June 28:

• • • Neil Young headlining Pyramid Stage
    • Charli XCX, Raye, Doechii, Deftones, Ezra Collective, John Fogerty, and Amyl And The Sniffers
    • Infinity Song making their surprise debut

🔥 Sunday, June 29:

• • • Olivia Rodrigo closing out the festival
    • Rod Stewart, The Prodigy, Noah Kahan, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Wolf Alice, Jorja Smith, Overmono, and The Libertines

A Win for Glasto Fans

While some fans grumbled about this year’s lineup lacking the wow factor, Infinity Song’s accidental announcement has brought a fresh wave of excitement. Their lush harmonies and smooth vibes should be a perfect fit for Glasto’s sun-drenched Saturday crowds.

 So, kudos to Infinity Song for giving us a sneaky preview of what’s in store. Now we just need to wait and see if any other acts “accidentally” confirm themselves. 🤫🎶