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GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 6 – Paul McCartney used a vocal track of John Lennon for a tribute as Bruce Springsteen joined him for 'Hey Jude' at Glastonbury, hailed as a defining 2020s music moment.
- At Glastonbury Festival 2025, Paul McCartney gave tribute to John Lennon using a vocal track and was joined on 'Hey Jude' by Bruce Springsteen for a once-in-a-lifetime Beatles–Boss moment.
- Organizers said the spontaneous cameo emerged from Glastonbury’s free-spirited atmosphere, leading to a moving tribute to Lennon’s legacy.
- Critics hailed Glastonbury 2025 as a milestone, with fans in tears and hashtags #Glastonbury2025 and #BeatlesBossM trending worldwide after McCartney and Springsteen's historic performance.
- Emily Eavis called it an incredible night no one predicted, reaffirming Glastonbury’s cultural significance.
- Glastonbury 2025's spontaneous tribute and Springsteen’s surprise appearance exemplify music’s enduring capacity to unite generations and inspire global admiration.
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The NationalLewis Capaldi: I cried my eyes out at secret Scottish gigs before Glastonbury return
LEWIS Capaldi has said he “cried [his] eyes out” after returning to the stage in Scotland for the first time since taking a break from touring.
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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After a two-year break, Lewis Capaldi reappeared. In a video, the singer shares what therapy has changed him in what way. Now he also wants to help his fans.
·Germany
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‘Therapy played a massive part in my return to music’ – Lewis Capaldi
Capaldi performed a 35-minute surprise set at the Pyramid stage earlier this month, two years after being unable to finish his set on the same stage.
·London, United Kingdom
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