Rod stewart welcome Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis at Pyramid phase for time his legends slot At the Festival on Sunday (June 29), in the heart of moving on the Mark Eavis 90. Birthday.
Eavis, which will be abolished in October for 90 years, Arrived on stage in wheelchairsAccompanied by his daughter Emily, the festival organizer.
As Eais entered the main stage Worthy farmStewart, 80, greeted him with a hug and a kiss on his cheek.
“Happy birthday to Michael Eavis, he is the guy who founded Glastonbury,” Stewart said in the crowd. “Let’s all give him a great applause. Michael, where are you? Don’t be ashamed!”
Stewart Then they were launched in the performance of their 1975 goal. “I don’t want to talk about it,” where it is in Singalon from a huge pile.
Eavis’s appearance was not the only surprise of the show, and Stewart brings Simply red singer Mick Hucknall On stage immediately afterwards to redirect a simple red 1989 track “If you don’t know me so far”.
Then he greeted Rolling Stones Rocker Ronnie WoodFor their faces from 2004. He hit “stay with me,” the Scottish Star Lulu followed.
Otherwise, Stewart’s set included hits like “Maggie May” and “You think I’m sexy?”
His performance arrived only a few days after supporting Nigel Farage in the newspapers, saying the British to “give food”. He claimed that the leader’s reform in the UK “comes good” When asked about the political future of Great Britain.
Eavis also made titles earlier this week When he stated that those who disagree with the glastular limestons “Glastonbury’s inclined” can go somewhere else. “
The event is long known for a strong political sub-center, with phases like the left field and green field of speakers, regularly hosting politicians, formwork and celebrities.
When asked by Glastonbury Free Press, a residential newspaper festival, if the event is still standing for something, Eavis did not live his words.
“Oh the heavenly is upstairs, yes, of course it is,” he said. “And I think the people who come here are in all those things. People who do not agree with the policy of events can go somewhere else!”
The American Pop Star Olivia Rodrigo will close the festival with its title performance on the Pyramid Pero on Sunday night at 9.45pm.
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