Haim fans praise band as 'born headliners' as they suffer sound issues onstage during secret Glastonbury set

Daily Mail​

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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'.