Rick Astley performs at Glastonbury, Elton John and Eminem perform Sunday

It was the same singer Rick Astley and the same song ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ that stormed the world and topped the charts in 25 countries in 1987. It was Saturday and the venue was Glastonbury Festival, and the singer, now 57, did not disappoint his fans and the entire crowd went crazy. Thousands of his fans gathered at Pyramid Stage to have a glimpse and enjoy his song. He introduced his band, grooved for ten minutes, and produced the guitar solo for ‘Queen’s, We Will Rock You’. Other singers lined up for Saturday include Eurovision winners Maneskin, French star Christine And The Queens, Lana Del Rey, Lizzo, Manic Street Preachers, Lewis Capaldi, and Loyle Carner.

Sir Elton John will perform Sunday. Britney Spears has been spotted at Bristol airport it is said that she too will perform at the festival. It is rumored that Eminem will perform at Pyramid Stage on Sunday.

The Last Dinner Party also performed at Pyramid Stage.

Brittney Parks, who performs as ‘Sudan Archives’ was also seen at the Glastonbury festival. Actors Lily James and Billie Piper, Dominique Cooper and Gemma Chan, and ‘Games of Thrones’ star Maisie Williams were also spotted in Glastonbury. Tilda Swinton performed with Max Richter on Park Stage. Glastonbury Festival is organized at Worthy Farm in Somerset, U.K. every year. It is the world’s largest music and performing art festival. It has developed over 50 years to be a global cultural phenomenon.Q1:For which song Ricky Astley is famous?Ricky Astley is famous for his song ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ which stormed the world and topped the charts in 25 countries in 1987.

Q2:Why is Glastonbury Festival famous?Glastonbury Festival is organized at Worthy Farm in Somerset, U.K. every year. It is the world’s largest music and performing art festival. It has developed over 50 years to be a global cultural phenomenon.

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