Glastonbury’s Emily Eavis thanks followers following Reside At Worthy Farm livestream
Glastonbury‘s Emily Eavis has shared a message of thanks following final evening’s ‘Reside At Worthy Farm’ livestream.
The digital occasion included performances from the likes of Wolf Alice, Kano, Haim, Coldplay, Michael Kiwanuka and the debut look of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s new band The Smile. Every set was carried out at a unique location across the iconic pageant web site.
“I simply wished to say an enormous thanks to each single one in every of you who has been on board with us over the previous 24 hours,” Eavis wrote in a message shared on Twitter. “We’re so pleased with the unbelievable movie and everybody who performed a component in it.”
Occurring to say that she was “gutted” in regards to the technical points skilled by some viewers who have been unable to entry the stream, Eavis mentioned that regardless of the issues “the Glastonbury neighborhood has confirmed us such solidarity and love and we’re overwhelmed by your generosity, endurance, kindness and appreciation of the unbelievable movie, which was so splendidly put collectively by Paul Dugdale”.
The NME Godlike Genius winner continued: “It’s a murals and can dwell on as a part of our wealthy historical past. We hope you benefit from the remaining stream of the movie at 7pm and we stay up for welcoming you again into these fields subsequent 12 months with open arms.”
— Glastonbury Pageant (@glastonbury) May 23, 2021
The Smile, the brand new band comprised of Radiohead‘s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood and Sons Of Kemet’s Tom Skinner, made their debut throughout final evening’s livestream occasion.
The band’s involvement was solely introduced hours earlier than the livestream started, whereas the set supplied followers the primary probability to listen to music by the brand new mission, which Yorke dubbed “a collaboration with Nigel Godrich”.
Yorke mentioned little throughout the efficiency however did supply an evidence of the band’s identify, which was impressed by a Ted Hughes poem. “Girls and gents, we’re known as The Smile,” he mentioned at one level.
“Not The Smile as in ‘aaah!’, extra the smile of the man who lies to you day by day.”
Elsewhere, Coldplay debuted a model new track known as ‘Human Coronary heart’ throughout their set on the Glastonbury livestream.