Nile Young was leading the pyramid stage on the second day of the festival, but the viewers were left to hear it properly when they complained of sound and sound
While the sun set at the Glastonbury Festival on Saturday, the legendary main headlines, Neil Young, occupied the lead in the famous pyramid stage.
More than 200,000 celebrities descended on a close farm this weekend, but Saturday, June 28 was not pure in many musical points. In the period before the festival, the Belfast -based KneeCAP group found its headquarters, where the BBC chose not to broadcast its performance live.
This decision came after the division member, Liam Awj or Hanida, occupied the headlines of the newspaper after the charge of committing a terrorist crime, which is claimed that he is presenting a flag to support the banned terrorist organization Hezbollah and announced “Hamas, in Hezbollah” during the disturbance last November last year
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A BBC spokesman explained: “As a broadcasting partner, the BBC brings a wide -ranging musical coverage of Golastonbury, with artists booked by the festival organizers. While the BBC does not prohibit artists, our plans ensure that our programming meets our editorial instructions.
“We do not always live in every main stages and are looking for a version on request from KneeCAP performance available on our digital platforms, along with more than 90 other groups.”
At another unexpected turn of events, Deftones have been forced to withdraw from the very expected peak period, with the intervention of the SKEPTA rapper as an alternative at the last minute, according to Manchester Eventing News reports.
Meanwhile, Pulp's pulp returned to Glastonbury after a 30 -year absence, as he moved to the theater under Moniker secretly to surprise the fans. Neil Young took the lead in the pyramid while Charlie XCX shook the other stage.
The 79 -year -old legend caused a sensation when “withdrawn” from Glastonbury, saying at the time: “We were told that the BBC is now a partner in Glastonbury and wanted us to do a lot of things in a way that we were not interested in. It seems that Glastonbury is now under the control of the company and not on the way I remember.”
However, the musician later pulled his previous statements, explaining that there was “a mistake in information” and expressing that he was “looking forward” to play in the festival. Those who control the house shared a common attraction about the sound during the Nile group, and they complain that they cannot hear it properly.
On X (previously known as Twitter), @Misly_GROMPY commented: “Neil Young has 60 years of business but he has not mastered singing in a microphone.” Another exhibitor, @rjc9999, is in harmony with: “Someone tells Neil Young to sing in a microphone,” while @cheewves answered: “Vocal needs appear like FFS, it's tearing this ax and cannot hear it.”
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