Becky Hill gives outfit malfunction the brush-off to deliver hits at Glastonbury
Bewdley-born chart-topper Becky Hill had to overcome outfit issues at Glastonbury during a typically high-energy set.
Donning a skimpy two-piece black outfit scattered with yellow smiley faces the 29-year-old was performing on the festival's Other Stage on Sunday when she had what she described as a "wardrobe malfunction".
After performing a string of hits including Crazy What Lover Can Do, Afterglow, My Heart Goes and Last Time she repeated the words “don’t cry” several times before addressing the crowd of thousands.
She also thanked the organisers for inviting he, before later adding: “This is a truly life-changing moment for me. I get Glastonbury now and I’ll be back every single year as long as I can be.”
The singer shot to fame, aged 18, after making it to the semi-finals of TV talent show The Voice in 2012 and has since scored a succession of hits.
Several fans took to social media network Twitter to praise her 19-song Glastonbury set.
@ShapesHQ tweeted: "Becky Hill is the best, what a voice! Acknowledging the roots of dance music in the set too, and possibly the only singer to ever double drop a drum & bass tune on that stage? 🤣 flawless performance 👏🏽 #Glastonbury
Tom Bazan tweeted: "Oh my days, that was an absolutely banging set from Becky Hill!! Dishing out the summer vibes with some quality infectious dance tunes! All from a singer with a sublime voice, good looks and a stunning figure to match! 😍🔥👌 #loveit #Glastonbury23"
