Yes Amy Winehouse turned up at Glastonbury last night and performed on the Pyramid Stage but her obnoxious behaviour tainted what should have been a magical comeback set. I don’t think that she should have been aloud to perform at the concert she still clearly needs help.
Amy sang her heart out during classic tracks Tears Dry on Their Own, Wake up Alone and Back to Black.
During her time on stage Amy giggled about her wardrobe choice, saying that “It took three women to get me into this dress. Girls, isn’t it funny how it takes so long to get ready but no time to get undressed. What’s that all about?” But it seems that things turned sour when she spoke about hubby Blake coming out of jail and fans lots of fans started booing. Amy defended him, saying that “Don’t boo. I’ll find your phone and ring your mum and tell them about your bad manners. Manners cost you nothing.”
Before Amy launched into singing Hey Little Rich Girl, she went on a tirade about JAY-Z. Amy ordered the crowd to welcome him and told everyone to be grateful they weren’t getting Kanye West as he is a “c***”.
Amy then played up to the cameras during her finale track Rehab, by jumping off stage, stumbling around and lapping up the attention from adoring fans. But the final straw came when Amy shockingly punched an audience member. Now this was totally out of order why did she just loose it so easily and what did that fan say?
Do you know the person Amy hit?
If you click here you see the performance where Amy hits out.
Amy Winehouse was drunk on stage and the crowd knew it.
Her set was drawn out and dull.
Her Mandella set was better but she should make a new album and get some new ideas and inspiration as she is getting tired and dull.
Comment by Amy Winehouse +1 — June 29, 2008 @ 2:38 pm
Yawn… brain dead Amy bashers on the loose again. She was ELECTRIC at both events.
What an artist and entertainer she is: a legend. Yet some spiteful people can’t take it.
The punching incident was nothing. Stop blowing it out of proportion.
Comment by June Bright — June 30, 2008 @ 3:06 pm