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The Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Secret set ‘chaos' at Glastonbury as band hit with sound issues
GLASTONBURY was hit with more 'chaos' as a band's secret set was hit with sound issues. Fans were previously left more than underwhelmed by Worthy Farm's opening ceremony after a similar technical blunder. 6 6 6 Last night, one of the main Glastonbury BBC channels stopped working on TV as viewers on iPlayer were forced to switch to individual stage feeds. Now it seems that Haim's surprise set on The Park stage faced more sound issues. The trio - made up of sisters Este, Danielle and Alana - made a highly anticipated return to Somerset on Saturday night. After performing on the Pyramid Stage in 2022, they returned to their stomping ground to perform to an eager crowd. However, during their live set, fans were heard to have shouted 'louder, louder'. The Mail Online has reported that other music nearby was drowning out the performance of Los Angeles-based siblings Haim had previously dropped several hints to fans that they would be performing at Worthy Farm in the weeks running up to Glastonbury. But despite the sound issues, the American rock band kept going with their performance. Their show was very well received by fans who took to social media in droves to praise the band, and declare that they should have been a headline act. Writing on X - formerly known as Twitter -one fan gushed: "Haim were and are exceptional." American group 'confirm' secret Glastonbury set as they tease fans with big clue A second agreed: "HAIM's (not so) secret set at #Glastonbury was outstanding. Catch it on iPlayer if you missed it, it's so worth it." "The irony that the best TBAs Lewis Capaldi, Pulp & Haim all brilliant and could easily have headlined," noted a third user. While someone else wrote: "Haim back where they belong, Glasto." And a fifth added: "Only a matter of time before HAIM headline Glastonbury. Should have been this year. Such a fun band." Glastonbury 2025 - confirmed acts so far TICKETS to the 2025 festival sold out in just minutes before some of the acts were even confirmed. Here is who has been confirmed so far. Confirmed headliners: The 1975 will take to the Pyramid Stage on Friday. Neil Young will headline the festival for the second time after his last set in 2009 on Saturday after RAYE makes her return. Charli xcx will headline the Other Stage on Saturday night. On Sunday, Olivia Rodrigo is due to belt out her hits for her first appearance while Rod Stewart will perform in the legends slot. More acts to appear on the Other Stage include Loyle Carner and The Prodigy. Doechii will make her Glastonbury debut on the West Holts Stage on Saturday night. Other names confirmed include Noah Kahan, Alanis Morissette, Gracie Abrams, Busta Rhymes, Lola Young, Brandi Carlile, Myles Smith, En Vogue, Amaarae, Cymande, Shaboozey, Osees and Gary Numan. Although the band took to a smaller stage than their headline set in 2022, the band admitted that they were delighted to go somewhat back to their roots. In a conversation with radio star Jo Whiley, Alana admitted: "We love The Park Stage. The Park Stage is our favourite. "[Be]cause that was like the first time we came to Glastonbury, we got to play The Park Stage. It felt like a movie." She continued: "It was like, 'What is going on? How did we get here?' And also just like… you never forget the first time you step onto the farm. "And it's the most insane feeling, I think, that you'll ever have. But it was incredible, it's the best festival in the world." 6 6 6
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Haim fans praise band as 'born headliners' as they suffer sound issues onstage during secret Glastonbury set
Fans of girl band Haim had nothing but praise after they suffered sound issues onstage during their secret Glastonbury set on Saturday night. The Los Angeles-based rock band - which consists of three sisters - performed in front of an eager crowd who were excited to watch them live. Haim had been dropping hints about their appearance in the weeks running up to the show at Worthy Farm. But fans were delighted when they came out, although they suffered some sound issues. During their set, fans were encouragingly heard shouting 'louder, louder' as music nearby was drowning their sound out. Things were quickly corrected and sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim carried on with their highly-anticipated set. The trio took to Glastonbury for the first time since 2022, where they headlined the Pyramid Stage. This year, they performed at The Park stage - and it was well received after they had previously labelled it their favourite. Speaking to radio presenter Jo Whiley, Alana teased: 'We love The Park Stage. The Park Stage is our favourite, 'cause that was like the first time we came to Glastonbury, we got to play The Park Stage. It felt like a movie.' Dropping further hints, Alana continued: 'It was like, "What is going on? How did we get here?" And also just like… you never forget the first time you step onto the farm. 'And it's the most insane feeling, I think, that you'll ever have. But it was incredible, it's the best festival in the world.' Glastonbury Festival is well under way - and there's been plenty of highs and lows so far. On Friday, Lewis Capaldi reduced everyone to tears when he declared: 'I'm back baby' during his emotional return to the Pyramid Stage. The Scottish singer, 28, was greeted with cheers from the huge Worthy Farm crowd, two years after his battle with Tourettes left him unable to finish his performance at the festival and led to a career hiatus. Fans in the crowd could be seen crying and calling out his name before joining him in a rendition of mega-hit Someone You Loved Delighted to back in front of an audience he tearfully said: 'Two years ago I wasn't sure if I'd ever do this again, but I'm back baby!''. Lewis sung a number of his famous hits, before once chocking back tears as he performed brand new single Survive, which highlights the difficult period in his career following his last Glastonbury gig. Fans in the crowd could be seen crying and calling out his name before joining him in a rendition of mega-hit Someone You Loved. In his emotional speech, Lewis said: 'Glastonbury it's good to be back. Won't say too much up here today as if I do I might start crying, but I can't thank you enough for coming here and being with here'. 'Second times a charm hey! It's a short set today but just wanted to come and finish what I couldn't last time, also this was like the worst kept f*****g secret ever'.
The Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
American group confirm secret Glastonbury set as they tease fans with big clue
HAIM have finally confirmed they are one of the secret acts at Glastonbury Festival. The American sister trio will be hitting the Park Stage at Worthy Farm tonight at 7.30pm after weeks of speculation. 4 4 As well as the BBC posting a photograph confirming the news, the sisters – Alana, Este and Danielle – shared a video of them getting ready for the weekend, donning sunglasses and wellingtons. The band has long been considered a glaring omission from the Glastonbury line-up, particularly considering their new album, I Quit, dropped this week. They were also already confirmed to be in the UK in time for the festival, performing a headline show at Margate's Dreamland on Friday. As a result fans had been speculating for weeks that they would make an appearance in some form. It was initially believed they were the band 'Patchwork' that will be appearing on the Pyramid Stage at 6.15pm – with the name being the title of a book by novelist Sylvia Haim. However, that is now widely believed to be Pulp in a comeback after more than a decade away from the festival – and nearly 20 years since they were on the Pyramid Stage. Secret Sets have become a Glastonbury staple, and as the festival prepares to take a "fallow" year next year, they are making sure 2025 is one to remember with more than 42 'TBA' slots on their line-up. So far, Lorde opened the Woodsies stage on Friday with a secret set, shutting down the grounds it was on due to the amount of fans descending to the smaller stage. Celebrating the launch of her album, Virgin, the New Zealand singer played the record in its entirety to the crowd. Lewis Capaldi also left fans in tears when he was confirmed to be the mysterious "TBA" set on the main Pyramid stage, returning two years since his last performance saw him remove himself from the spotlight completely. Glastonbury opening ceremony branded a flop by disappointed revellers as fireworks display 'dogged by sound issues' Franz Ferdinand couldn't resist playfully jabbing at Lewis's return, with the fellow Scotsmen bringing out "the Original Capaldi" for their set in the shape of Doctor Who Peter Capaldi. Sets have also been forced to change at the last minute – with Deftones announcing that, due to illness, they would be unable to perform on the Other Stage tonight. In their place, grime star Skepta was pulled in at the eleventh hour to take to the stage, and will be going on at 9pm, with Ezra Collective slightly extending their set as well to fill the time left behind by Deftones. 4 4
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
American rock band drop MAJOR hint they are set to perform surprise set at Glastonbury - after Lewis Capaldi and Lorde shocked festival-goers
American rock band Haim have dropped a major hint they could be performing a surprise set at Glastonbury on Saturday evening. After the line-up for the famous old festival at Worthy Farm was announced earlier this year, Glastonbury revealed set times for the weekend. But while most of the slots were filled by many of this year's most highly-anticipated performers, there were noticeably a few reading 'TBA'. One of those slots is the prominent set time of 7.30pm to 8.30pm on The Park Stage on Saturday night. And after hinting at the possibility of them returning to Glastonbury in a Radio 2 interview earlier this month, Los Angeles-based band Haim - consisting of Este, Danielle and Alama Haim - have all but confirmed their attendance. The group, who boast 1.5million followers, shared a snap of The Park Stage to their Instagram Stories just hours before the unfilled set time. While in an interview with the BBC, singers Este, 39, responded to rumours of a Glastonbury set, saying: 'Well we're playing Margate (on June 27). 'We love The Park Stage. The Park Stage is our favourite because that was like the first time we came to Glastonbury. It felt like a movie. 'It was like, "what is going on? How did we get here?" And also just like, you never forget the first time you step onto the farm. 'And it's the most insane feeling, I think, that you'll ever have. It was incredible, it's the best festival in the world.' Lewis Capaldi and Lorde sent supporters into a frenzy with their surprise sets on Friday. Such was the excitement for New Zealander Lorde, 28, that festival bosses were forced to temporarily close the Woodsies Stage prior to her arrival. But after her show went ahead at 11.30am on Friday, the Ribs hitmaker sent supporters wild as she stripped out of a T-shirt into a skimpy bra while belting out her most famous lyrics. Wearing her jet black hair down, Lorde sported an all-white look for the occasion consisting of a pair of straight leg jeans and a plain T-shirt. 'Moooorning', she greeted the crowd, 'this is sick'. Lewis' return to Glastonbury came later in the day and saw him tearfully declare 'I'm back baby' during his secret set at the Pyramid Stage. The Scottish singer was greeted with cheers from the huge Worthy Farm crowd, two years after his battle with Tourette's left him unable to finish his performance at the festival and led to a career hiatus. Delighted to back in front of an audience he tearfully said: 'Two years ago I wasn't sure if I'd ever do this again, but I'm back baby!'' Lewis sung a number of his famous hits, before once chocking back tears as he performed brand new single Survive, which highlights the difficult period in his career following his last Glastonbury gig. Fans in the crowd could be seen crying and calling out his name before joining him in a rendition of megahit Someone You Loved. In his emotional speech, Lewis said: 'Glastonbury it's good to be back. Won't say too much up here today as if I do I might start crying, but I can't thank you enough for coming here and being with here'. 'Second times a charm hey! It's a short set today but just wanted to come and finish what I couldn't last time, also this was like the worst kept f*****g secret ever'. Following his set Lewis took to Instagram with footage of his perfomance alongside a post which read: 'Glastonbury it's so incredible to be back, thank you so much for having me x' A host of world-renowned performers are still yet to take to the stage this weekend, with Neil Young scheduled to headline the festival on Saturday and Olivia Rodrigo closing out the weekend on Sunday. The rest of the festival will too see performances from The Script, Kaiser Chiefs, Raye, The Libertines, Noah Kahan and many others. WHAT IS TOURETTE'S SYNDROME? Tourette's syndrome is a neurological condition characterised by a combination of involuntary noises and movements called tics. It usually starts during childhood and continues into adulthood. Tics can be either be vocal or physical. In many cases Tourette's syndrome runs in families and it's often associated with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Tourette's syndrome is named after the French doctor, Georges Gilles de la Tourette, who first described the syndrome and its symptoms in the 19th century. There's no cure for Tourette's syndrome, but treatment can help to control the symptoms.
Daily Mail
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Rachel Zegler details the moment her 'idol' Lady Gaga helped her avoid a wardrobe malfunction after the actress almost spilled out of a plunging Dior dress in London
Rachel Zegler has detailed the moment her 'idol' Lady Gaga helped her avoid a wardrobe malfunction at the Critics Choice Awards in 2022. The Hunger Games actress, 24, had been in attendance at the show in London after being nominated for the Best Young Actor/ Actress award for her role as Maria in West Side Story. She slipped into an eye-catching backless green dress by Dior for the occasion, which tied around her neck and featured two off-the-shoulder straps. But as Rachel approached Lady Gaga, 39, for a chat, she became 'twisted' in her dress's strap, coming dangerously close to an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction. The American singer however, who Rachel called her 'idol', quickly fixed the issue after noticing the actress's troubles. And speaking to i-D Magazine this week, Rachel recalled the amusing line Gaga uttered as she fixed up her look. 'If I see your boobs in the Daily Mail, I'm going be really p***ed,' Gaga told a beaming Zegler. On the day after the event, Rachel took to X, then known as Twitter, to let eager fans know exactly what happened with the Bad Romance hitmaker. 'My dress broke last night and Lady Gaga, Este Haim, and Alana Haim all banded together to temporarily fix it with a hairpin and I think that's beautiful,' she posted. Elsewhere in the new magazine interview, Rachel opened up about not being able to function after the live remake of Snow White bombed at the box office. She received backlash for her part in the remake, admitting she was left feeling 'extremely anxious'. The $270million remake of the 1937 classic was beset by multiple controversies including dumping the traditional 'sexist' romance plot to reimagine the Seven Dwarfs as a diverse group of 'magical creatures' of all heights, gender and race. The 2025 adaptation was a huge disappointment, with worldwide gross falling short of expectations and estimated losses reaching into the hundreds of millions. The Hunger Games actress had been in attendance at the show in London after being nominated for the Best Young Actor/ Actress award for her role as Maria in West Side Story Sharing the video to her X account, Rachel gushed over the moment she met her idol Rachel took the brunt of the blame for the film underperforming its massive budget - grossing just $69million domestically - and becoming slated on film review sites. She told i-D: ''My f***ing psychiatrist has seen me through all of it.' Rachel said she needed someone to remind her that, "What you're going through isn't normal", that sentence did such wonders for me in multiple situations in my life.' Rachel also told how she got medicated for her anxiety too, 'which was truly a game changer, because I just wasn't functioning. 'And I wanted to function in a way that made me feel confident in the way I was moving through the world.' Rachel also spoke about those with a 'victim mindset' and her experiences with perceived negativity, saying: 'I think a victim mindset is a choice, and I don't choose it. 'I also don't choose nastiness in the face of it. I don't choose negativity in the face of it. I choose positivity and light and happiness. 'And I do believe at times, happiness is absolutely a choice, and every day I wake up and I think I'm very lucky to live the life I live.' The lead actress came under fire almost immediately after her casting due to her Colombian and Polish mixed heritage. Many fans were upset since the original Brothers Grimm fairy tale describes the character as having, 'skin as white as snow.' Rachel previously said that the origin story has changed, and in Disney's new version the princess earns the name due to a snowstorm she survived as a child. The lead then came under fire for criticising the 1937 animation, calling it 'dated' during a red carpet interview with Extra TV in 2022. 'There's a big focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her. Weird. So we didn't do that this time,' she said. 'We have a different approach to what I'm sure a lot of people will assume is a love story just because we cast a guy in the movie.' Rachel eventually walked back her comments and assured fans that the love story would be 'integral' to the remake's plot. Disney fans then expressed discontent at Rachel when she said she was 'scared' of the original version as a child and only watched it one time.
