Diana Ross broke most views of Glastonbury’s performance on Legend Slots after going on stage this year.
Home viewing records were previously held by Kylie Minogue, the headliner for 2019 Legends, who played in 2019. It had an average audience of 3 million from BBC One broadcasts.
However, according to Universal Music Operations Limited in the UK, Diana’s performance in the slot on Sunday afternoon, which caught the attention of last weekend, reached 3.1 million through independent.
Diana was a vision on stage in an angelic diamond-covered gown with a large white tulle overlay and a feathered headdress that she later removed.
During her set, fans were able to enjoy some of her most iconic hits live. This includes directing Chain Reaction and Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, as well as songs from her new album, Thank You.
The 78-year-old Grammy winner was crowded not only with the audience but also with the viewers at home, despite the mixed vocal reviews of the day.
The I’m Coming Out hit maker played on a pyramid stage where fans were featured in her biggest song series.
Some viewers weren’t very impressed with the singer’s vocals, while others pointed out that she did get the right to drop one or two notes, but she still got the right to drop one or two notes. I broke the performance.
Diana wasn’t the only one to break the record at this year’s festival, as Billy Irish made history as the youngest solo headliner at the age of only 20.
At the other end of the spectrum, former Beatles star Sir Paul McCartney also became Glastonbury’s oldest solo headliner at the age of 80, so there was another historic event.
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