“You’re f* fantastic”, she shouted to the crowd as she ran up and down the stage.
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Adele, who in February kicked off her first world tour in five years, will launch the North American leg on July 5 in St. Paul, Minnesota.
“Do you know how rock and roll I am?”
Later, the singer described her appearance at Glastonbury as “the best f***ing moment of my whole life”.
“I didn’t want to come on and now I don’t want to go off” she said, clearly emotional.
However, she has since changed her mind and hit back at those who dubbed her too “boring” to headline the music extravaganza.
‘Sh*t, I get that wrong, ‘ she joked, and also quipped afterwards: ‘That was the flawless time to f**k up a song’. “I was literally expecting to come on to a soggy hay bale blowing in the wind”.
Taking to the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury last night, she completely wowed the audience as per.
As a parting shot, he told the crowd: “Wish them luck for the rest of their lives, Tom and Zoe, Tom and Zoe”.
A shout-out to everyone from her home of Tottenham began the song that launched her career, Hometown Glory.
Don’t You Remember got a stripped-down outing.
After belting out a few tracks, Adele said: “Keep the lights on”. The set, which lasted approximately 90 minutes, also included “Hello”, “Rumour Has It”, “One and Only”, and “Water Under the Bridge”.
Adele, being the benevolent goddess she is, offered to take over the mechanics and snap the photo herself.
She explained to laughter from the audience, “It’s all that dancing, I’m not f****** used to it”.
“Also an excuse to wipe my sweaty top lip!”
The lucky lady had traveled all the way from Brazil to see the performance, and she got more than she bargained for when the pop star accidentally burped in her face.
But by the end of her set, Glastonbury had won the singer over.
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Following The Feeling’s set on Friday, Richard Jones took a chance to relax with wife Sophie Ellis Bextor, who was looked fresh-faced despite giving birth to her fourth child just months ago.
