GB News presenter Stephen Dixon didn’t hold back after the 2025 line-up for the Glastonbury Festival was announced.

Stephen Dixon slammed the Glastonbury line-up live on GB News. (Image: GB News)

GB News presenter Stephen Dixon couldn’t hold back his dislike of the Glastonbury 2025 line-up during the breakfast show. On Thursday, it was confirmed that The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo will join Neil Young as headliners for this year’s festival.

Announcing the line-up, Stephen told viewers: “I’m furious with our director this morning because I said, ‘This is not breaking news’, so, therefore, he has gone all out. Breaking news is written everywhere. Because guess what, ladies and gents? The line-up for Glastonbury 2025 has been released.”

Matty Healy’s band The 1975 will headline Glastonbury. (Image: Getty)

Stephen held the Glastonbury poster in the air before shouting, “Who cares!” as he crumpled it up and tossed it behind him. His co-star Ellie Costello, on the other hand, protested that the line-up is “great” and she “loves it”.

Stephen replied: “I couldn’t give a monkeys,” and as Ellie named headliners Olivia Rodrigo and The 1975, Stephen asked: “Who?”

Stephen said: “Yeah, well, that’s great, but here’s some more news: Charli XCX is performing. Who is she?” Ellie responded: “She has won five BRIT Awards, Stephen.”

Neil Young was announced as a headliner in January. (Image: Getty)

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Many fans have been disappointed by the lineup, with some even calling it the “worst ever” and saying it is so “awful” they won’t be watching.

One raged: “Three headline acts at Glastonbury I wouldn’t open the curtains to watch. Last year was a low bar but (Glastonbury organiser) Emily Eavis must be a limbo champion.”

Another joked: “Glastonbury lineup [laughing emojis]. I’d rather watch Castonbury.”

A third said: “Hahaha the 1975 headlining Glastonbury? I wouldn’t watch them if they were playing my garden!” And a fourth moaned: “I want to go to Glastonbury but I fear I can’t put myself through that.”

Olivia Rodrigo will also headline Glastonbury. (Image: Getty)

Nevertheless, many have been complimentary and said they can’t wait for the iconic festival to return in June.

One wrote: “Love them or loathe them, I think it would be unfair to say The 1975 are not the biggest UK based band to be active over the last 10 years. They absolutely deserve to headline Glastonbury and if anything, they’re probably overdue.”

Another echoed: “Really happy for The 1975 headlining Glastonbury. Followed them since the EPs and they’ve since had five Number One Albums. They deserve it.”

While a third urged: “Every year like clockwork the Glastonbury line-up is announced and the timeline is just full of people moaning… shut up.”

True crime doc that’s a ‘real-life Netflix horror’ coming this month

Netflix has added several new series to binge-watch this month, including a gripping true crime documentary

It’s no secret that Netflix is becoming more and more renowned for adding in-depth crime documentaries. As we enter a new month, the streaming service is adding several new movies and TV shows, including a true crime series that is certain to leave you awake at night. Amy Bradley is Missing will soon be available to watch and dives into the disappearance of 23-year-old Amy Bradley in 1998. The three-part series explores when Amy and her family went on a Royal Caribbean cruise, before she suddenly disappeared. For 27 years, Amy’s family and friends have been left wondering how she vanished, but sadly, Amy still hasn’t been found.

In the teaser series trailer, her family is heard saying how they ‘checked every inch’ of the cruise. Many fans who have watched the teaser trailer have jumped on numerous theories and reacted on social media.

One person typed: “Creepy stuff… feels like real-life Netflix horror.” A second also commented on X: “This case is deeply disturbing and needs solving.”

A third left a comment saying, “The amount of times I’ve heard about this story, yet never with a definitive motive or ending. It’s always been this, a wild mystery of people saying they saw this and they saw that.”

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Amy boarded the Royal Caribbean Rhapsody in March 1998 with her parents, Ron and Iva, and her younger brother Brad, for a family holiday. The series aims to explore the four-day search during her disappearance and the multiple reported sightings of Amy.

The three-part drama is coming to Netflix on July 16 (Image: Netflix)

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The documentary features interviews from Amy’s family and eyewitnesses from the cruise and investigators. The series aims to shed new light on the case and provide a different outlook on the haunting mystery.

According to MailOnline, directors Ari Mark and Phil Lott have said: “There are a few stories that you just have to tell and many that deserve to be told. This was a must do for us.”