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Daily Mirror
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Haim suffer sound issues during Glastonbury set as fans praise 'born headliners'
Haim performed a secret set at Glastonbury on Saturday much to the delight of their fans, but they had dropped a big hint about their appearance weeks earlier Haim took to the Glastonbury stage to perform a secret set but had been dropping hints of their appearance. Fans were loving the low-key performance on Saturday. However, a few minutes in the girl group suffered some sound issues with their microphones before things were corrected and they carried on with their exciting set. Fans loved seeing them on stage. "The irony that the best TBAs Lewis Capaldi, Pulp & Haim all brilliant and could easily have headlined! #Glastonbury #Glastonbury2025 #glastonburyfestival @glastonbury," one wrote, whilst another added: "haim have such a huge crowd my girllsss #Glastonbury." A third penned: "HAIM will forever have my heart #Glastonbury." During their set, fans were heard shouting 'louder louder' as music nearby was drowning their sound out. The American rock band, made up of sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim, returned to Worthy Farm for the first time since 2022. There, they took to the Pyramid Stage. However, their set on the The Park stage this time out was well received after they had previously labelled it their favourite stage. Two weeks ago while speaking to radio presenter Jo Whiley, the band teased their fans about the not so secret slot. Alana said: "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." She added: "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." On Friday Lewis Capaldi stunned fans with a surprise performance. His appearance came two years after the Scottish singer last performed at the festival. Back then the he found it heard struggled to finish his set. His voice faltered as he told the crowd: "Glastonbury, I'm really sorry. I'm a bit annoyed with myself." The crowd soon took over the vocals of his hit Someone You Loved. Announcing he was taking a break from music to focus on his health, Lewis - who suffers from Tourette's and anxiety - told fans at the time: "I feel like I'll be taking another wee break over the next couple of weeks. So you probably won't see much of me for the rest of the year, maybe even. But when I do come back and when I do see you, I hope you're still up for watching us." And his return was met huge appreciation from fans and famous faces alike. Lewis cried as he began to sing his new song Survive, which he released on the eve of his performance. He revealed his sole goal was to get back on stage at Glastonbury as he paid tribute to the fans who had supported him.
Daily Mirror
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Glastonbury fans fuming as final resale tickets for festival sell out in minutes
Many Glastonbury fans hoping to bag a ticket for the festival this summer have been left empty-handed due to what organisers have called an 'incredible demand' Glastonbury fans are furious after failing to bag to any final resale tickets for the festival this summer. The last lot of tickets for the Worthy Farm knees-up were up for grabs online today, however, they sold out within 20 minutes, leaving many potential party people empty-handed. Breaking the bad news that all the tickets for the festival in the West Country were now sold, the official Glastonbury X account explained: "On a morning of incredible demand, all of the tickets in today's resale have now been sold. Thank you to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those who missed out." However, the apology wasn't enough for some, who branded the ticketing system a joke as they aired their frustration on social media. One shared: "I do not think #glastonburyfestival cares about their fans anymore given the comments this morning. The festival does not seem to be what it once was." Another said: "Absolutely gutted, got through to the payment page in around 18 mins and then it said sold out." A third vented: "This is b******s, Glastonbury. Not been able to get tickets for 6 years!" while a fourth fumed: "Please reinstate the old system. This year has been ridiculous. Four tries and didn't get anywhere near close." Glastonbury announced changes to its booking process last year, with the introduction of an automatic queue system. The change meant that fans would have to be online before ticket sales begin on 14 and 17 November. Rather than refreshing a holding page, they would be "randomly assigned a place in the queue" once tickets are available. People who joined later were automatically placed at the back of the queue. By cutting out the need to constantly refresh the website, the load on the ticketing system is supposed to be reduced and may even speed up the process for users. However, many fans have been left without a ticket and will now have to watch the festival on TV to get a glimpse of their favourite acts. This year's line-up features a whole host of stars, including The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young, Rod Stewart and Charli XCX. But for fans unable to bag a ticket, who are still wanting their fix of live music, the Mirror has rounded up a list of other festivals around the country, which offer a good alternative. Liverpool Sound City in Liverpool from 2-4 May celebrated Liverpool's musical heritage and is perfect for discovering the next big indie and alternative acts. Performances across multiple venues provide an intimate festival experience in this iconic music city. Tickets from £49.50. Meanwhile, Back To Mine in Bristol from 23-25 May is set in the beautiful surroundings of Chew Valley Lake and promises sets from Gok Wan and Roni Size. You can buy a weekend ticket to the house and dance music festival which stretches across three days for £162 or a day ticket for just £66.45. Elsewhere, Parklife in Manchester from 14-15 June is one of the UK's biggest urban festivals. It offers a lineup of top-tier acts across genres including hip-hop, pop, and electronic, known for its lively crowds and buzzing energy. Tickets are from £97.70.
Scottish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Furious Glastonbury fans brand resale a ‘joke' as tickets disappear in minutes
Music lovers have slammed the 'terrible' new ticketing system no chance Furious Glastonbury fans brand resale a 'joke' as tickets disappear in minutes Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FUMING Glastonbury fans have been left gutted yet again after failing to bag themselves any tickets. Final sales for the Worthy Farm extravaganza were up for grabs today - but were sold out within 20 minutes. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Devastated fans were unable to get any final tickets Credit: Getty 5 The festival will welcome some huge names this summer Credit: Getty The official Glastonbury X account explained: "On a morning of incredible demand, all of the tickets in today's resale have now been sold. "Thank you to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those who missed out." Disgruntled fans complained on the social media site: "I do not think #glastonburyfestival cares about their fans anymore given the comments this morning. The festival does not seem to be what it once was." "Absolutely gutted, got through to the payment page in around 18 mins and then it said sold out," shared a sad user. "This is b******s, Glastonbury. Not been able to get tickets for 6 years!" vented an angry fan. "New ticketing system is a joke. The old system worked," complained someone else. "Please reinstate the old system. This year has been ridiculous. Four tries and didn't get anywhere near close," moaned another. One fan stated: "Same people going year in year out. Try telling me this isn't fixed somehow." Tickets were released in November but sold out within 35 minutes. Glastonbury 2025 has a star-studded line-up, including The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young, Rod Stewart and Charli XCX. Fans slam Glastonbury as 'worst one ever' as full lineup announced They will be joined by an array of music royalty, both new and old, on Worthy Farm between June 25 and 29. Sir Rod Stewart will perform his classic tracks in the legends slot, while up-and-comers like Lola Young will entertain the younger generation of festival-goers. Loyle Carner is headlining the Other Stage on the Friday, while Charli XCX is performing on the same day as godfather of grunge Young when she tops the second stage. Dance legends The Prodigy will close the Other Stage on Sunday. It'll be party vibes with Raye and US rapper Doechii coming to the farm, while Deftones and Amyl and the Sniffers will get the mosh pits going. The festival is notorious for being one of the hardest festivals to get tickets to. Roughly 2.5 million people attempt to buy just over 200,000 tickets each year. Glastonbury takes place from June 25 to June 29. 5 Neil Young is set for a big summer here in the UK Credit: Getty 5 Matty Healy and The 1975 are set to perform Credit: Getty
The Irish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Furious Glastonbury fans brand resale a ‘joke' as tickets disappear in minutes
FUMING Glastonbury fans have been left gutted yet again after failing to bag themselves any tickets. Final sales for the 5 Devastated fans were unable to get any final tickets Credit: Getty 5 The festival will welcome some huge names this summer Credit: Getty The official Glastonbury X account explained: "On a morning of incredible demand, all of the tickets in today's resale have now been sold. "Thank you to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those who missed out." Disgruntled fans complained on the social media site: " I do not think #glastonburyfestival cares about their fans anymore given the comments this morning . The festival does not seem to be what it once was. " "Absolutely gutted, got through to the payment page in around 18 mins and then it said sold out," shared a sad user. Read more on Glastonbury "This is b******s, Glastonbury. Not been able to get tickets for 6 years!" vented an angry fan. "New ticketing system is a joke. The old system worked," complained someone else. "Please reinstate the old system. This year has been ridiculous. Four tries and didn't get anywhere near close," moaned another. One fan stated: "Same people going year in year out. Try telling me this isn't fixed somehow." Most read in Music Tickets were released in November but sold out within 35 minutes. Glastonbury 2025 has a star-studded line-up, including The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young, Rod Stewart and Fans slam Glastonbury as 'worst one ever' as full lineup announced They will be joined by an array of music royalty, both new and old, on Worthy Farm between June 25 and 29. Sir Rod Stewart will perform his classic tracks in the legends slot, while up-and-comers like Dance legends It'll be party vibes with The festival is notorious for being one of the hardest festivals to get tickets to. Glastonbury takes place from 5 Neil Young is set for a big summer here in the UK Credit: Getty 5 Matty Healy and The 1975 are set to perform Credit: Getty 5 Olivia Rodrigo is making her way to Somerset Credit: AP
The Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Furious Glastonbury fans brand resale a ‘joke' as tickets disappear in minutes
FUMING Glastonbury fans have been left gutted yet again after failing to bag themselves any tickets. Final sales for the Worthy Farm extravaganza were up for grabs today - but were sold out within 20 minutes. 5 5 The official Glastonbury X account explained: "On a morning of incredible demand, all of the tickets in today's resale have now been sold. "Thank you to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those who missed out." Disgruntled fans complained on the social media site: "I do not think #glastonburyfestival cares about their fans anymore given the comments this morning. The festival does not seem to be what it once was." "Absolutely gutted, got through to the payment page in around 18 mins and then it said sold out," shared a sad user. "This is b******s, Glastonbury. Not been able to get tickets for 6 years!" vented an angry fan. "New ticketing system is a joke. The old system worked," complained someone else. "Please reinstate the old system. This year has been ridiculous. Four tries and didn't get anywhere near close," moaned another. One fan stated: "Same people going year in year out. Try telling me this isn't fixed somehow." Tickets were released in November but sold out within 35 minutes. Glastonbury 2025 has a star-studded line-up, including The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young, Rod Stewart and Charli XCX. They will be joined by an array of music royalty, both new and old, on Worthy Farm between June 25 and 29. Sir Rod Stewart will perform his classic tracks in the legends slot, while up-and-comers like Lola Young will entertain the younger generation of festival-goers. Loyle Carner is headlining the Other Stage on the Friday, while Charli XCX is performing on the same day as godfather of grunge Young when she tops the second stage. Dance legends The Prodigy will close the Other Stage on Sunday. It'll be party vibes with Raye and US rapper Doechii coming to the farm, while Deftones and Amyl and the Sniffers will get the mosh pits going. The festival is notorious for being one of the hardest festivals to get tickets to. Roughly 2.5 million people attempt to buy just over 200,000 tickets each year. Glastonbury takes place from June 25 to June 29. 5 5
