Opening her set with the iconic hit 'Girlfriend,' the Canadian musician, Avril Lavigna, lit up the music festival at the Other Stage at Glastonbury Festival, enchanting the crowds at Worthy Farm. Image courtesy: iStock
Updated On: 2024-07-01 11:45 AM IST
Compiled by : Ainie Rizvi
On the festival's final day, Avril performed in front of a packed crowd in Somerset, sporting a tartan skirt, fishnet tights and a black and red jacket
Backed with a music band, she later enthralled the vast crowd with her 2002 debut single 'Complicated'
Speaking to the crowd at Worthy Farm, Avril mentioned how much she has always enjoyed performing in the UK. Introducing "Losing Grip," she said, "This is from my debut album, 'Let Go.' Does anyone have it?"
"At 16, I wrote that album and then moved to Los Angeles. By 17, it was released, and I quickly came to the UK. The support I've received here has been amazing, and I've cherished every moment spent in England"
The 39-year-old artist captivated festival-goers with musical hits like 'Here’s To Never Growing Up,' 'My Happy Ending,' 'He Wasn’t,' and 'What The Hell.' Meanwhile, viewers at home also wished for Avril to have been on a bigger stage, echoing the sentiments of those who found it hard to catch her live.
