You’d think it’d be hard for Glatsonbury Festival to top themselves every year but they always manage to do it. The massive lineup this year included a raft of international superstars, including Adele, Muse, Coldplay, Foals, Beck, and many more.
Best of all, there was a solid contingent of Australian artists heading to Worthy Farm this year, including Tame Impala, who are basically Glastonbury veterans at this point, as well as a surprise set from DMA’s, Jawar Ma, Matt Corby, Hayden James, Broadway Sounds, Tired Lion, and True Vibenation.
With the festival now wrapped up for another year, we decided to give readers an idea of what it was like for our homegrown bands and artists to hit the storied stages of Glastonbury this year.
Tame Impala
DMA’s
That feeling when you see a band from home KILL it to an international crowd 🙌🏼@dmasmusic just did that at Glasto pic.twitter.com/CU5qMahjSF
— Bridget Hustwaite (@BHustwaite) June 23, 2016
First surprise set of #Glastonbury was Australia's own @dmasMusic. Brilliant pic.twitter.com/wNwPrKLEHU
— Leon Sjogren (@Leonsjogren) June 23, 2016
Tired Lion
Matt Corby
Jagwar Ma
Hayden James
