Pulp‘s not-so-secret set at Glastonbury 2025 noticed an look from The Pink Arrows. Take a look at the second under.
Jarvis Cocker and co took over the Pyramid Stage at 6:15pm on Saturday (June 28) at Worthy Farm, a slot that was reserved for the mysterious Patchwork on the invoice to ship a career-spanning set.
It got here after quite a few makes an attempt from the frontman to shoot down rumours that Pulp could be making a shock look.
Because the efficiency drew to an in depth, a rendition of their seminal 1995 hit ‘Frequent Folks’ coincided with a flyover from the RAF aerobatics workforce.
The jets flew previous Worthy Farm, with their signature smoke trails seen over the crowds and tents. See footage of the second under, and discover a full recap of Pulp’s set, right here.
Because the mysterious set from Patchwork was introduced, followers and bookies had been satisfied that the set would most probably be a shock set from Britpop legends, Pulp – though each frontman Jarvis Cocker and keyboardist Candida Doyle had been fast to dismiss the rumours.
Pulp’s set grew extra concrete on Friday (June 27), when Cocker revealed that he was at Worthy Farm for a DJ set. In the meantime, Haim have been revealed as Saturday’s different secret set, billed as TBA for the Park Stage.
Friday at Glastonbury noticed The 1975 headline the Pyramid Stage, incomes a four-star evaluate from NME, which learn: “With their one present of the 12 months, “The 1975 from the Web” clear the decks on their profession thus far to ship a reminder of their chops for tunes and showmanship away from the headlines.”
Final evening, Neil Younger delivered his headline efficiency, which NME stated was “a headline set that proves that generally, there’s nonetheless energy to be present in an old-school strategy,” in a four-star evaluate.
Tonight’s closing day of the pageant will see units from Olivia Rodrigo, The Prodigy, Turnstile, Rod Stewart and lots of extra. Take a look at the complete line-up and schedule right here.
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