Glastonbury headliners The 1975 divide opinion with ‘insufferable’ set on Pyramid Stage
Many fans of the indie band reportedly opted to leave the gig as they headlined the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury on Friday – with some partygoers being left in despair at the group’s set07:49, 28 Jun 2025Updated 08:07, 28 Jun 2025Indie band The 1975 divided opinion as they took to their Glastonbury headline slot.The band, known for their tracks “The Sound” and “Chocolate”, took to the stage on Friday (June 27) for their headline set at the iconic music festival on Worthy Farm. Fronted by iconic lead singer Matty Healy, the band performed some of their classic hits, as well as some of the band’s latest efforts.With the band being the first major headlining act of the Glastonbury festival, many were expecting to see a huge crowd amass for the quirky band to perform. However, as Matty – together with other group members Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel – got on stage start their set, the number of supporters appeared to be smaller than originally hoped.According to the Mirror, one festivalgoer described the amount of people who attended The 1975’s set was “surprisingly sparse”. Other acts that had played during the day – such as CMAT and Lewis Capaldi – reportedly drew way bigger crowds, leaving The 1975 in favour of finding other artists to watch.The 1975 kicked off Glastonbury with the first headline slot of this year’s festival on Friday(Image: More