Day four at Glastonbury, and revellers have been dealing with what look set to be record-breaking temperatures as a heatwave from Europe hits Worthy Farm.
Everyone is still buzzing about Stormzy’s explosive, history making set on the Pyramid Stage last night (28 June).
Today, music fans will get to experience live performances from artists including Janet Jackson, Johnny Marr, Chemical Brothers, Maggie Rogers, Lewis Capaldi, Liam Gallagher, and of course The Killers.
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Lewis Capaldi’s troubadour shtick might not be for everyone, least of all Liam Gallagher, who continually mugs him off, but he’s managed to draw a huge crowd over at the Other Stage.
Bounding onto the stage, he immediately introduces himself as a “chubby Scottish man who sings sad songs”. He’s wearing a T-shirt bearing a love heart around Noel Gallagher’s face, after the Oasis star branded him a “big daftie” and shared a video of his son calling him a “wedding singer”. The set begins with a clip of Noel saying “Who is this Capaldi?” – Olivia Petter, from The Independent’s lifestyle desk
R’ kid will dress how he likes, heatwave be damned
“I have no idea how I’m going to get back up!” Shura, dressed as “Your friendly neighbourhood lesbian vaping pope”, to use her phrase, in an all-white outfit of trainers, trousers, roll neck and flowing cape jumped down to the audience from the John Peel stage towards the end of her warm, funny synth-pop set. After security gave her a boost back up, she joked: “You’d think in this cape I’d be able to fly right?” – Anna Leszkiewicz
Glastonbury Festival has released an official statement about the closure of its showers
Country star Carrie Underwood just played a somewhat flat set on the Pyramid Stage. Despite having a litany of festival bops – such as “Last Name” and “Before He Cheats” – in her arsenal, she seemed to be going through the motions, delivering an uninspiring performance. Perhaps she’s feeling as hot and sluggish as the rest of us. Disappointing from such a seasoned stadium performer. – Alexandra Pollard
The water shortage has been confirmed and the showers remain close across the site.
Here are six highlight’s from yesterday’s proceedings
There’s nothing quite like watching The Proclaimers sing about fascists to snap you out of a hangover. Opening their set with “Angry Cyclist”, the heavily accented Scots had a ball opening Saturday’s Pyramid Stage. – Alexandra Pollard
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