The Last Dinner Party have performed a cracking set on the Other Stage at Glastonbury 2024, where they performed two new tracks.
Today (Saturday, June 29), the NME Cover stars took to packed out Other Stage at 3:45pm to deliver a star-making set. The British band kicked off their bombastic set with the one-two combo of ‘Burn Alive’ and ‘Caesar on a TV Screen’ before introducing themselves to the seemingly never-ending sea of people.
Besides performing hits like ‘The Feminine Urge’ and ‘Beautiful Boy’ among others, the band debuted two new songs: ‘Second Best’ and ‘The Killer’. ‘Second Best’, per the band, is about “choosing to leave someone who only treats you as the second best”.
At the time of publishing, footage of the performances have yet to make their way onto social media. In the meantime, check out reactions to the band’s new tunes and performance below.
new last dinner party song is great i want it now
— kaden (@kaden_n_s) June 29, 2024
The Last Dinner Party……future headliners. Smashing it #Glastonbury2024
— Richard Young (@Youngy316) June 29, 2024
Well The Last Dinner Party have been the best act I ve seen so far and I d never heard of them #OldFartTweet #Glastonbury2024
— Jon Potts (@jabberwocky43) June 29, 2024
Based on this performance the only discussion needed around The Last Dinner Party is how many years it'll be until they're headlining #Glastonbury2024 #Glastonbury
— Alex P. Gaywood (@dr__alex) June 29, 2024
The Last Dinner Party’s Glastonbury 2024 setlist was:
‘Burn Alive’
‘Caesar on a TV Screen’
‘The Feminine Urge’
‘Beautiful Boy’
‘On Your Side’
‘Gjuha’
‘Sinner’
‘Second Best’
‘Portrait of a Dead Girl’
‘Mirror’
‘My Lady Of Mercy’
‘The Killer’
‘Nothing Matters’
In other Glastonbury news, Kasabian have been confirmed for today’s (June 29) secret slot at Woodsies.
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