With an incredible performance, SEVENTEEN became the first K-pop group to ever headline the Glastonbury Pyramid Stage. With their hits, the 13-piece boyband delighted the audience while expressing their appreciation and pride.
They made a lasting impression on the renowned festival by uniting the audience with their strong music, which transcended linguistic and cultural differences. They ended the hour-long concert triumphantly with Very Nice.
SEVENTEEN Makes History at Glastonbury Festival
Making history on June 28, 2024, SEVENTEEN was the first K-pop group to perform as the main act on the esteemed Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, Somerset, England.
The legendary festival was forever changed by the brilliant hour-long performance of the 13-piece boyband.
[17'S] #Glastonbury2024
— 세븐틴(SEVENTEEN) (@pledis_17) June 28, 2024
SEVENTEEN IS RIGHT HERE!
글래스톤베리 아주 NICE✨하게
무대를 찢어놓고 왔습니다🩷🩵#SEVENTEENatGLASTONBURY#캐럿들의_힘찬_응원_고마워요💎 pic.twitter.com/WtNnHPXTuP
When SEVENTEEN took the stage, a sea of enthusiastic fans waved banners and flags, and there was an obvious sense of excitement. Fans shared touching and high points from the concert on social media as soon as their set, which was solely available to UK audiences, went viral.
Raising their own mini-flag, the group members conveyed their appreciation and amazement at the privilege of playing at such a prestigious venue.
240628 글래스톤베리 #세븐틴
— 🥜순이 (@13eansoon) June 28, 2024
락윗유🤍
인데 버노니 입술에 상처났어??ㅠㅠ#SEVENTEENatGLASTONBURY#SEVENTEENatPYRAMIDstage#GlasTEEN pic.twitter.com/f8lV8TbwRI
The set list for SEVENTEEN’s show was a trip through their greatest hits, beginning with upbeat songs like Rock With You and HOT. They gave a clue at their present and future domination in the music industry by switching to their more recent song, Headliner, from their mini-album SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN, MAESTRO, and more.
We are so proud of you, SEVENTEEN! #SEVENTEENatGLASTONBURY pic.twitter.com/BUXpBlIGlX
— 쿱정원 (@wonubliss) June 28, 2024
Favorite songs including Ready To Love, SOS (with Marshmello), 2 Minus 1, I Don’t Understand But I Love U, Cheers To Youth, LALALI, Clap, and more were included in the entire set list.
They electrified the audience with a version of Aju Nice at the close of their set, leaving them speechless. During their ground-breaking Glastonbury performance, SEVENTEEN not only honored their personal successes but also the influence and global reach of K-pop music.
