Afrobeats reverberated across the vast fields of Glastonbury 2024, as African artists delivered electrifying performances that captivated audiences and cemented the genre's global dominance. This year's festival witnessed a wave of African artists showcasing their artistry, cultural pride, and undeniable influence on the music scene, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed it.
The sabi queen Ayra Starr set Glastonbury Festival 2024 on fire with a show-stopping performance on the iconic Pyramid Stage. This Afrobeats star proved she's a global force, captivating the crowd with her energy, powerful vocals, and infectious dance moves.Ayra Starr wasted no time grabbing the audience's attention. Bursting onto the stage with her signature energy, she performed her massive hit, "Bloody Samaritan." The crowd roared back the catchy chorus, instantly creating a connection with Ayra Starr.
Building on her 2022 appearance, Grammy Award-winning singer Tems graced the Glastonbury stage once again. She thrilled the audience with a set list featuring both established hits and fresh tracks from her recently released debut album, "Born In The Wild”.
Burna Boy also stunned Glastonbury with a whole new look! He's got a fresh stage design, a shiny silver microphone instead of his usual red one, and even showed up in a head-to-toe Louis Vuitton cowboy outfit. All signs point to a new era for Burna Boy! Get ready for a new album, because it sounds like something big is coming!
Following in the footsteps of his legendary father, Femi Kuti took the Glastonbury stage by storm this year, keeping the African legacy alive for a whole new generation. The Pyramid Stage witnessed a powerful performance as Femi, delivered a dynamic set that fused Afrobeat's rhythms with pulsating funk, jazzy flourishes, and high life influences. He was also joined by Made Kuti with whom they performed alongside Coldplay. The audience wasn't just watching; they were moving, captivated by the energy and groove this incredible band unleashed.
Glastonbury 2024 experienced an African takeover. From legendary voices to rising stars, African artists painted the stage with vibrant energy and infectious beats. The crowd wasn't just listening; they were dancing, singing, and celebrating a cultural explosion. One thing was certain: Afrobeats left its mark, and Glastonbury won't be the same.
Posted by Abdulazeez A Shomade | Published on 2024-07-02 09:46:30