Glastonbury 2024: Sugababes fans react to overcrowding at West Holts stage

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Glastonbury 2024: Sugababes fans react to overcrowding at West Holts stage

The popular girl group Sugababes recently performed at the Glastonbury festival, but their appearance was marred by overcrowding at the West Holts stage. Many fans were turned away from the stage area due to the large number of attendees. This was not the first time that overcrowding had disrupted the group’s set at Glastonbury – in 2022, the same thing happened at the Avalon Stage.

The West Holts stage has an approximate capacity of 35,000, while the festival’s main stage, the Pyramid, can reportedly hold up to 120,000 people. Despite this, the stage was packed long before Sugababes took to the stage. Fans of the group took to social media to express their frustration, with many calling for them to be given a slot on the Pyramid stage in the future.

Despite the disappointment caused by the overcrowding, Sugababes put on an unforgettable show for the fans who did manage to see them. The group performed some of their biggest hits, including “Freak Like Me”, “Hole in The Head”, and “Push The Button”. Fans sang along loudly to the trio of “Push The Button”, “Round Round” and “About You Now”, bringing the set to a rousing close.

Sugababes were not the only popular act to perform at the first day of the festival. Other highlights included a historic set by K-pop group SEVENTEEN, a performance by Irish folk band The Mary Wallopers, and a mini Housemartins reunion featuring Paul Heaton and Norman Cook. Dua Lipa headlined the Pyramid Stage and even brought out Tame Impala as a special guest.

Fans who were unable to attend Glastonbury this year can check the NME website for all the latest news, reviews, and interviews from the festival, as well as rumors and photos. The website is also hosting a live blog for the duration of the festival, providing up-to-the-minute updates on all the action as it happens

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