The star attraction on Saturday afternoon was Jeremy Corbyn, attracting a crowd that ranked amongst the biggest ever at the Glastonbury festival. He introduced the rap duo Run the Jewels, who have been outspoken in their support of the Labour leader.
Oh, Jeremy Corbyn!
- Security guards grab their lunch while watching Katy Perry
- Punk legends Dead Kennedys
- Craig David commanding a huge crowd on the Pyramid stage
The Arcadia spectacular
While Jeremy Corbyn was received rapturously on the Pyramid stage, Theresa May received a rather less complimentary reception: an unflattering sand sculpture of her running through a field of wheat, and a satirical hoarding in the Block9 area, advertising “Weak and Wobbly” stairlifts.
- Father John Misty on the John Peel stage; bass guitar virtuoso Thundercat
Solange, West Holts stage
At times it’s danceable, at others introspective, but nothing less than mesmerising at all times
- Grime legend Stormzy performing on the Other stage; Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters
There isn’t that same sense of urgency, only the odd hint of what – apart from their legacy – once made the Foo Fighters so special
A highlight of the early hours of Saturday morning was in the sweatbox nightclub NYC Downlow, with queer rapper Mykki Blanco performing Hey Big Spender in full drag.
- Johnny Depp watches Run the Jewels on the Pyramid stage
Phoenix, Other stage
- DJ Yoda’s immersive Stranger Things audiovisual experience
