Glastonbury fans cast same verdict on Keane as Tom Chaplin leads Pyramid Stage performance

Shania Twain has addressed speculation that Harry Styles will make an appearance at her Glastonbury 2024 Legends set this Sunday (June 30).In an exclusive feature by The Sun, Twain gave an inside look to her forthcoming Pyramid Stage set, which she promises to be an epic performance with “all the hits”.She also added that the door is open for Harry Styles to join her onstage, following her appearance at his Coachella 2022 set. “I was Harry’s guest at Coachella so if he attends Glastonbury, then I will make him come up with me.

Glastonbury was brought to a close on Sunday night by American singer SZA. The 34-year-old, known for her hits including Saturn, Snooze and Kill Bill, made her debut at the festival after taking to the Pyramid Stage.

Glastonbury fans have been left shocked by Shania Twain's real age, as they took to social media to gush over how good the star looks.The stunning country singer, 58, proved she's not aged a day as she took to the Pyramid Stage to perform in the coveted legends slot for her Glastonbury debut on Sunday 30 June. As the That Don't Impress Me hitmaker took to the stage in a black sequins mini dress, fishnet tights, cowboy boots, and a fedora, fans were left blown away by her age-defying looks.

Shania Twain graced the Pyramid Stage in the coveted Legends slot, but many viewers at home all had the same complaint about the singer's performance.

Paloma Faith made the Pyramid Stage her own and paid tribute to Amy Winehouse with a ‘Back To Black’ cover at Glastonbury 2024.Faith’s Glastonbury set ran from 13:45 to 14:45 this afternoon (June 30), between performances from Seasick Steve and Shania Twain.Faith began with her cover of Cass Elliott’s ‘Make Your Own Kind of Music’ before saying, “We love you Amy, you’re here in spirit,” and launching into Winehouse’s 2007 hit.After Faith performed ‘Bad Woman’, the second single from her latest album The ‘Glorification of Sadness’, released in February, she gave an emphatic speech in which she dedicated the song to single mums: “I know it’s hard, I’m doing it!” she said, bemoaning that girls are told, “Be a good girl, always behave’, [because] it’s not right.

IDLES have spoken to NME about stepping up to headline Glastonbury in the future, and their “Oasis vs Blur” rivalry over their set clash with Fontaines D.C. Watch our interview with the band above and check out the full chat below.Just before the band headlined The Other Stage on Friday (June 28), frontman Joe Talbot and guitarist Mark Bowen caught up with us backstage, where we also talked about the new positive outlook within the group, who’s the best dancer, and what the future may hold.Many fans were frustrated that their set overran with that of Fontaines headlining The Park that night. When we asked the Irish post-punks what they made of it, they told us that IDLES must be “shitting themselves”.

The Nigerian Afrobeat singer-songwriter Burna Boy is bringing his fusion style of music, blending Afrobeat, hip hop and reggae, to Glastonbury 2024. The singer will be taking to the Pyramid stage on Sunday.

Glastonbury Festival is always full of surprises, with secret sets and special guests popping up throughout the five-day event every year. It's become common that headliners will bring out unannounced guests on the Pyramid Stage, and this year Coldplay really took the crowd by surprise. The band, fronted by Chris Martin, took to the stage on Saturday, 29 June.Thousands flocked to the Pyramid Stage to catch a glimpse of Coldplay, who performed an incredible 21-song set.

Glastonbury viewers were left in tears on Saturday night as Coldplay brought on a 'legendary' special guest

Michael Kiwanuka told the crowds who'd flocked to see him at Glastonbury Festival 2024 that he was having his 'worst nightmare' as his set was plagued by technical issues.

Fans were left questioning 'why' Kasabian couldn't have played a bigger stage as they made a surprise appearance at Glastonbury Festival 2024. The Leicester band did actually confirm their set earlier on Saturday (June 29) after rumours about a possible stint.

Cyndi Lauper's Glastonbury gig sparked quite the buzz online, with some fans at Worthy Farm choosing to leave her set early. The iconic 71-year-old singer, famed for her anthem Girls Just Want To Have Fun, graced the Pyramid Stage on Saturday afternoon.

The Last Dinner Party made quite the impression as they took to the Other Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2024. The group, fronted by Abigail Morris, were among the most anticipated bands performing at the huge event on Saturday (June 29).

Glastonbury fans were left divided by Cyndi Lauper's set as those who didn't make it to Worthy Farm this year watched all the action unfold on the BBC. Day two of music at Glastonbury Festival 2024 got underway on Saturday (June 29) with the US singer among those hitting the Pyramid Stage.

Live TV can be tricky, especially when it comes to technical issues - but BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt knows all too well how to calmly handle these situations. On Saturday morning's show, presenter Charlie and Naga Munchetty gave viewers an insight on what to expect on the upcoming programme, but were soon forced to apologise about the sound.

American music legend Cyndi Lauper will be taking to the Glastonbury stage today for a memorable and career-defining performance on the Pyramid Stage.

Pop star Dua Lipa, aged 28, faced allegations of 'miming' on Friday night as she began her performance on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival 2024, dividing fan opinion. As part of her headline act, the singer, known for her hit Dance The Night, stunned attendees with her dance moves while performing the track Training Season from her latest album Radical Optimism, which dropped earlier in the year. During the gig, an exhilarated Dua said: "I can't believe this, I've dreamed about this my whole life.

Pop Icon Dua Lipa brought day one of Glastonbury Festival 2024 to a close on Friday night with an energetic and memorable set on the Pyramid Stage.

A Scots singing sensation has continued her upward trajectory after taking to the iconic pyramid stage at Glastonbury this weekend alongside a British music legend.

Confidence Man played an early afternoon set on The Other Stage today (June 28), pulling in one of the biggest crowds of the weekend so far.The Australian band were fourth on stage, following performances from Annie Mac, Headie One and The Snuts. Bombay Bicycle Club will play next, alongside sets from Anne-Marie, D-Block Europe and Other Stage headliners IDLES.After opening with DJ Seinfield collaboration ‘Now U Do’, the dance-pop sensations played a selection of material from their 2018 debut ‘Confident Music for Confident People’ and 2022 follow-up ‘Tilt’.