Vodafone has launched the 2025 version of its Glastonbury app including new features.
Updates for the music lovers attending this year’s event, headlined by The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo, include live location sharing on the Glastonbury map, and step count tracking so Festival-goers can compare to see who covered the most ground.
Last year the app was downloaded 226,215 times by ticket holders visiting Worthy Farm or watching at home.
Vodafone said its network capacity at the festival, which opens on Wednesday, will be its highest ever after data consumption hit more than 225 terabytes last year
Other updates include automatic updates to shared line-ups helping Festival-goers spot who their friends are seeing and allowing them to plan their day accordingly; the ability to shortlist acts via ‘Add to Favourites’, helping fans distinguish between their locked line-up and their top considerations at one quick glance; and a new map search feature, making it easier to navigate Worthy Farm.
Maria Koutsoudakis, Chief Brand Officer, Vodafone UK, said: “We know the app plays a big role in the Festival experience so, this year, we have gone even further to ensure that fans can connect with their friends or family and get as much out of Glastonbury as possible.
“Combined with us delivering the most Vodafone network capacity ever on-site, these new features will help festival goers always be connected no matter where they are across the site.
“We’re delighted to be able to use these features to reward both fans and communities across the UK, by tying the new step count feature to our everyone.connected campaign. Social impact is a key part of Glastonbury’s ethos as a Festival, and we’re proud to be able to play our part in that.”
