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Have Glastonbury Performances Inspired You?
The country’s biggest festival took place a few weeks back, inspiring youngsters all over the country to shop for musical instruments so they too might perform on the infamous Pyramid Stage one day.
Between June 21st and 25th 2023, the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Lewis Capaldi, Blondie, Fatboy Slim, Manic Street Preachers, and even Elton John performed to many of the 200,000 people who attended the festival.
While there were many highlights of the five-day event, those interested in musical talent of the highest degree will no doubt have loved watching certain acts perform.
For instance, watching Slash rocking out some of Guns N’ Roses’ greatest hits will stay in people’s minds for a long time.
The group even brought out Foo Fighters’ frontman Dave Grohl to join them for their performance of Paradise City, saying: “You can never have too many guitars.”
Foo Fighters themselves gave a great show at Worthy Form, belting out firm favourites, including All My Life and The Pretender.
Louder Sound said their set was received so well, “seeing the band return to Glastonbury to a field full of elated people singing out into the sun, arm in arm, felt very much like they were returning to where they truly belong”.
The weekend also saw Elton John perform his first set at Glastonbury, with the 76-year-old revealing it could be his last show in England.
More than 7.3 million people watched Elton’s two-hour performance live on BBC One, taking in not only his legendary singing voice but also his phenomenal piano skills.