Sir Paul McCartney stopped his Glastonbury headline set to make sure he checked on an individual who was unwell.
As the oldest single star in music history, the musician made history Saturday by being the first to headline Glastonbury Festival. He was a star on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
Music legend and music producer, Bob Dylan, performed for thousands of festival-goers a selection of his most popular hits. It was his first performance since 2004, when he turned the corner.
Kind: Sir Paul McCartney stopped his Glastonbury headline set to make sure he checked on a sick member of the crowd.
But Paul paused his tribute to Jimi Hendrix during his set to make sure that a festival goer was okay.
The Mirror was told by a source that Paul’s performance was greeted with cheers from the audience as soon as he entered the arena.
“He was mid-his tribute to Jimmy Hendrix, when he stopped and checked on someone in crowd.
It’s not clear what went wrong with this member of crowd.
Disruption – But Paul stopped his tribute to Jimmy Hendrix to ensure that someone was OK (pictured: The crowd pointed at the man to grab attention).
Paul stopped at the stage, pointed out the question area and asked: “What’s happening over there?” Are there any happenings? Let’s take care of it if so. Let’s get on with it.
He added, “It’s OK we sorted that we sorted it.” You’re good, mate.
Then he joked that it wasn’t the solo he played. Alright.’
Johnny Depp showed Johnny his loyalty to Johnny Depp during his set while he performed My Valentine from 2012. A clip from the music video of the actor is shown on the screen to the right.
Drama: A source told The Mirror of the moment: ‘The crowd were going wild for Paul as soon as he stepped on stage. He was en route to his Jimmy Hendrix tribute when he stopped and checked on someone else.
He recently used the footage in his recent US Get Back tour, while the Pirates Of The Caribbean star was in the midst of his defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, which he later won.
Also featured Natalie Portman: The black-and-white video of the Hollywood star Playing the guitar and transcribing the tracks into sign language.
Paul did not directly address Amber’s $100 million court case against Depp during the concert. However, when the actors images appeared on stage the cheering crowd was immediately triggered.
Amazing: This music legend made history by becoming the oldest solo artist to headline Glastonbury Festival’s Saturday concert. She graced the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
He also encouraged the audience to support Liverpool and his bandmate John Lennon.
The event is an important moment in Paul’s career. This show also comes 55 years after The Beatles achieved the greatest audience ever, performing on the first worldwide TV broadcast.
Paul greeted the audience at the beginning of the show and said, “Oh man! It’s so great to be here!” It was meant to be happening three years back! referring to his previous booking at the festival before it was cancelled by the Covid pandemic.
The headliner wore a Nehru jacket in navy blue for the first moments, but he removed the jacket later, telling the crowd that this would be the ‘only outfit change’ of the evening.
Concern: Paul stopped on stage and pointed to the area in question, and said: ‘What’s going on over there? Does it seem like there is something going on? Let’s try to make it happen.
Paul’s show is the 55th anniversary of a landmark worldwide performance by the Beatles. He also performed using his iconic guitar, which he wore during his time with The Beatles.
Paul paid tribute to Jimi Hendrix during the performance with Wings’ Let Me Roll It and also reflected upon the times he shared with him in London.
He stated that he was a kind and gentle man. One of the greatest tributes he ever paid us was we released Sgt Pepper as a tribute to him and he opened his show with it, he played it really well as a solo… he was really working it, giving it a lot of welly.’
Important: The show proves a poignant moment in Paul’s lengthy career, as it also came 55 years to the day since The Beatles reached the largest audience in their history, when they performed on the world’s first global TV broadcast
Paul had just celebrated his 80th birthday on Saturday. After his adoring supporters sang Happy Birthday, they joined him in singing I Feel like I’m Letting go, his 1995 hit.
Glastonbury fans were undoubtedly eager to see Pauls headline set. However, viewers back home wanted to catch it on BBC.
The BBC delayed Paul’s broadcast from 9:30 to 10:30. This caused a lot of anger among viewers who shared their dismay on social media.
Paul’s eagerly awaited gig was exactly 55 years ago, when the Beatles had reached their largest-ever audience via the first international TV broadcast.
On June 25, 1967, the Beatles sang All You Need Is Love to approximately 400,000,000 people in 24 countries. This was live at Abbey Road Studios.
The studio also hosted a stellar audience, which included Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, Keith Richards for The Who drummer Keith Moon, Marianne Faithful and Eric Clapton.
Amazing: With Paul having celebrated his 80th birthday last Saturday, his crowd of adoring fans sang Happy Birthday to him, before he broke into song with his 1995 hit, I Feel Like I’m Letting Go
Outrage: Despite Paul’s program starting at 9:30pm, BBC delayed the broadcast until 10:30pm. Many viewers shared their outrage on social media.