Ellie called for unity and asked people to “carry the spirit of Glastonbury home” as she performed at the festival.
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There’s only way to describe Adele’s latest show: epic! Taking to the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury last night, she completely wowed the audience as per.
Adele also had to restart a song during her set as she got the lyrics wrong.
“So Kris and Jack and River and Tomas and their manager Craig, this is what would have maybe been you in 20 years or so and I hope we do this song justice”.
[Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images] While some fans didn’t seem to mind Adele’s expletives, others opted to take to social media to put the star on blast for her repeated bad language, with many claiming that they would be unable to show Adele’s Glastonbury performance to their young children due. “Bet Muse didn’t get that!”
“But actually when we were singing there today, and you see all the crowd, all of our songs – I was like, actually this does really relate to the crowd and the message that we’re giving is the same as what the Glastonbury ethos is”. “Have any of you had a shit?” “You’ve got the same shirt on and everything!” she shouted at a fan (one in 150,000 we might add).
After running up and down the set stairs when addressing the crowd, she threw herself straight into another ballad. I’m a bit out of breath from all that dancing. Also an excuse to wipe my sweaty top lip!
She said: “I wanted to do it a year ago but my record wasn’t ready”. That headline slot has been filled now by acts from heavy metal to soul – Glastonbury is a very broad church, despite its rock sympathies.
A source exclusively told Mirror Celeb: “Penny loves a party just as much as Adele and she wouldn’t miss her headlining Glastonbury for the world”. There must be more of you. “I’ve had a lot of them, hence all my albums”.
These conversations are breaking down taboos, she said.
The star was warned by the BBC about her “potty mouth” before she went on stage. but managed to swear a whopping 33 times anyway.
Adele looked stunning in a floor-length, embellished black gown, her bell sleeves shaking as she shimmied along to the jaunty piano of I’ll Be Waiting.
Nearly every song was punctuated by a quirky revelation about a hopeless ex-boyfriend or the “dirty burger” she had eaten backstage.
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“I didn’t do a video because I was nine and half months pregnant and about to drop any day”.
