Gracie Abrams made a lasting impression with her heartfelt performance at the 2025 Glastonbury Festival, marking a significant milestone in her rising music career.
The 25-year-old singer-songwriter, known for her hit single That’s So True, took to social media to reflect on the moment and express her gratitude to fans.
Abrams shared a carousel of photos on Instagram, capturing glimpses of her set and stage presence. She accompanied the post with an emotional caption, writing, “Glastonbury just thank you so much. I will never ever stop pinching myself that we got to do this,” crediting the shots to photographer Abby Waisler.
Dressed in a deep burgundy ruffled gown with sheer sleeves and a matching headscarf, Abrams brought elegance and emotion to the stage, captivating the crowd with both her style and sound.
Fans quickly took to X (formerly Twitter) to celebrate her performance. Reactions poured in with one user writing, “Gracie was amazing tonight!!!!” while another applauded her global success with That’s So True.
A third fan commented on her growth, noting her improved breath control and stage confidence. Others simply described the performance as “unreal” and “unbelievable,” making it clear that Abrams left a lasting impact on the festival’s attendees.
The buzz surrounding her performance adds to the growing momentum in her career, as she continues to win over fans around the world with her vulnerability and authenticity.
Abrams’s set was part of a star-studded lineup at Glastonbury’s iconic stages. After her performance, the night continued with hip-hop legend Busta Rhymes teaming up with Loyle Carner to close out The Other Stage. Meanwhile, the Pyramid Stage featured powerhouse acts including Alanis Morissette, Biffy Clyro, and The 1975.
As one of the most talked-about sets of the evening, Gracie Abrams’s Glastonbury debut solidified her status as a major voice in contemporary music — and a performer capable of delivering unforgettable moments on the world’s biggest stages.