Dua Lipa sent fans absolutely crazy by bringing out Tame Impala during her highly anticipated Glastonbury headlining tour on Friday night.
The 28-year-old singer headlined the world-famous music competition for the first week of this generation, performing an amazing medley of her best-loved hits at Reliable Farm in Somerset.
It has long become a tradition for headliners to perform duets with various stars and Dua did not fail to disappoint with her awe-inspiring business.
When they introduced Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker to sing their 2015 Break Clash hit The Less I Know the Higher in a very thoroughly uncredited way, they drove the crowd absolutely crazy.
Dua danced around the stage as she joined him in belting out the chorus of the current track, which has amassed over 1 billion streams since its broadcast.
Enthusiasts have been quick to take to X – formerly known as Twitter – to comment on the ‘unforgettable’ and ‘best possible’ month since they announced the duet.
‘I’m re-watching Dua’s Glastonbury efficiency. It’s really great. The manufacturing is in tune with the dance of TAME IMPALA, a long-playing instrument. One wrote: ‘I love that.’
Another noted: ‘Dua Lipa sings The Less I Know The Higher via Tame Impala at Glastonbury 2024! Incredible and unforgettable night!’
‘Congratulations Dua Lipa. The amazing headliner who took over the country, had a full set and Tame Impala had a feature cameo,’ the third gushed.
Dua Lipa sent fans into complete rage when she brought out Tame Impala during her highly anticipated Glastonbury headlining tour on Friday night.
It’s long become tradition for headliners to bring in alternative galore stars to duet through their sets, and Dua didn’t fail to disappoint Tame Impala with her awe-inspiring business performance.
A fourth tweeted: ‘Dua Lipa bringing out Tame Impala through her Glastonbury set Wasn’t in my bingo card for 2024 but I find it irresistible.’
Weeks added another: ‘There is no way I will shut up about this Dua Lipa and Tame Impala month.’
Enthusiasts were expecting Dua to perform a duet of her anthem One Kiss with Calvin Harris, however she kept the crowd in awe with Kevin as her unexpected surprise visitor.
Australian producer Kevin worked with Dua on her original copy of Radical Optimism, alongside the likes of Danny L. Harley, Ian Kirkpatrick and Andrew Wyatt.
Dua turned Glastonbury into a festival-stopping nightclub for an entire generation and for 45 minutes, playing hits including Houdini, Chilli Center or even a remix of Untouched Regulation.
When she introduced Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker for a duet on their 2015 Break Clash The Less I Know the Higher she sent the crowd absolutely crazy.
Enthusiasts have been quick to take to X – formerly known as Twitter – to comment on the ‘unforgettable’ and ‘best possible’ month since they announced the duet.
She went through several hit songs and performed several acrobatic dance moves in a leather bodysuit as thousands of enthusiastic fans cheered her on.
Dua mentioned that when she started the coveted Pyramid Degree slot she dreamed of headlining the Glastonbury pageant for her ‘perfect presentation’.
‘I can’t imagine this, I’ve dreamed about my entire presentation,’ she told the nation.
‘And I can’t believe I’m right here, right here, with you guys, I’m so happy to be here with you guys this evening.’
Enthusiasts were delighted to see Tame Impala descend upon the Glastonbury Pyramid stage as they asked for them to be chosen to headline all sets.
The pair gave a supreme energy performance for the thrilled fans, who were clearly seen breaking into a song as a couple.
Enthusiasts were expecting Dua to perform a duet of her song One Kiss with Calvin Harris, however she brought the crowd to its feet with Kevin as her unexpected surprise visitor.
Australian producer Kevin worked with Dua on his original copy Radical Optimism, alongside the likes of Danny L. Harley, Ian Kirkpatrick and Andrew Wyatt.
The pop superstar made her first headline performance at the competition with notable choreography to her clash track Training Season from her third studio album, Radical Optimism, which was released earlier this season.
Coldplay all set for Saturday’s headlining of Glastonbury, even leaving on time American R&B singer SZA will be in the headlines on Sunday.
Country superstar Shania Twain will be playing the iconic Legends Slot Time alternative Galore game featuring Charli XCX, Olivia Dean and Tiny Sims.
Organizer Emily Eavis not long ago Defended competition line-up amid complaints of lack of rock band.
Dua captivated an entire generation and for 45 minutes transformed Glastonbury into a festival-turned-nightclub, playing hits including Houdini, Chilli Center or even a remix of Untouched Regulation.
Charli XCX also gave fans a moment when she took to the Glastonbury stage on Thursday with Australian singer Troye Sivan as her special guest.
He told BBC Radio 2, ‘I believe the line-up reflects what’s happening in the music world in the month – if I’m fair, not more than a dozen untested rock acts to choose from Are.’
‘Hopefully it will come up again, my biggest days were in 1995 with Pulp and Oasis and Radiohead… and that was brilliant, but the tune changes throughout the week and that’s where we are currently.
‘In every era, we’ve been criticized for being too rock, too dust, too hip hop, too pop… it’s just a part of our era.’