From Elton John to Lizzo, see all the celebrities at this year's Glastonbury Festival
From Elton John to Lizzo, see all the celebrities at this year's Glastonbury Festival
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The Glastonbury Festival is officially over for another year. From Wednesday June 21 to Sunday June 25, festival-goers descended on the fields of Worthy Farm for days of camping, partying, hanging out with friends and, of course, to catch live performances by artists of all the generations. As the weather played ball and shone on the sun, attendees donned their best summer festival outfits, and that included celebrities on and off stage.
Maisie Williams, 'Queen Charlotte's' India Amarteifio and Lily James were spotted in their best bohemian looks for the occasion on Friday, which also saw attendees treated to a surprise performance on the pyramid stage. Fans had speculated where the mysterious set came from, as it stood on Glastonbury's bill under the alias The Churnups and, much to the delight of fans, it turned out to be the Foo Fighters. As the band was greeted with rapturous applause, Dave Grohl dedicated his latest song "Everlong" to bandmate Taylor Hawkins, who tragically passed away last year, and also brought his daughter Violet on stage to sing. A day later, the spirit of Glastonbury really came into play when the crowd stepped in to help Lewis Capaldi sing his hit 'Someone You Loved' when he experienced a push from Tourette mid-set.
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While the Glastonbury Festival is an iconic event in British culture, it was not without criticism. This year's standouts - which include Arctic Monkeys, Guns N' Roses and Elton John - have been criticized for being an all-white, all-male line-up. Co-host Emily Eavis hinted to The Guardian that the choice of acts resulted from a 'pipeline' issue with a female artist having to step down, which many concluded was Taylor Swift. (Fans are already
The Glastonbury Festival is officially over for another year. From Wednesday June 21 to Sunday June 25, festival-goers descended on the fields of Worthy Farm for days of camping, partying, hanging out with friends and, of course, to catch live performances by artists of all the generations. As the weather played ball and shone on the sun, attendees donned their best summer festival outfits, and that included celebrities on and off stage.
Maisie Williams, 'Queen Charlotte's' India Amarteifio and Lily James were spotted in their best bohemian looks for the occasion on Friday, which also saw attendees treated to a surprise performance on the pyramid stage. Fans had speculated where the mysterious set came from, as it stood on Glastonbury's bill under the alias The Churnups and, much to the delight of fans, it turned out to be the Foo Fighters. As the band was greeted with rapturous applause, Dave Grohl dedicated his latest song "Everlong" to bandmate Taylor Hawkins, who tragically passed away last year, and also brought his daughter Violet on stage to sing. A day later, the spirit of Glastonbury really came into play when the crowd stepped in to help Lewis Capaldi sing his hit 'Someone You Loved' when he experienced a push from Tourette mid-set.
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While the Glastonbury Festival is an iconic event in British culture, it was not without criticism. This year's standouts - which include Arctic Monkeys, Guns N' Roses and Elton John - have been criticized for being an all-white, all-male line-up. Co-host Emily Eavis hinted to The Guardian that the choice of acts resulted from a 'pipeline' issue with a female artist having to step down, which many concluded was Taylor Swift. (Fans are already
