Lorde is scheduled to perform on the famous Pyramid Stage in Glastonbury on Sunday, June 26. The Glastonbury Festival corona virus has been missing from our lives for two years due to epidemics. The festival opened its doors at Worthy Farm earlier this week, and this year's headlines include Paul McCartney's Billy Elish and Kendrick Lamar on the famous Pyramid Stage.
The New Zealand singer, whose real name is Ella Marija Lani Elich O'Connor, rose to fame in 216 with the Royals single. It has since released the top three albums on US Billboard 2 with its 217 album melodrama. That same year, David Bowie's longtime pianist Mike Garson reassured Bowie that there was a future for Lord Music. Bowie died in early 216, and the Lord paid tribute to the late star with the cover of Life on Mars during the 216 Brit Awards.
When is the Lord playing his Glastonbury set?
The Lords will grace the pyramid stage between 193 and 245. Singers Elbow and Diana Ross will follow.
How to view
If you can't get to the festival this year, you can watch BBC 2 from the comfort of your sofa from 2 to see the Lord perform. The Lord's seat headliner is just ahead of Kendrick Lamar who will grace the stage at 21.45. In terms of the second phase, Declan Mckenna Fontaines is set to perform at DC and Year 21.4 before the Pet Shop Boys closes. In the second stage, the performance of the year and the year will overlap with the lords set on the pyramid stage after 15 minutes, meaning you can switch between the two if you want to catch both acts.
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