South African band The Joy have had to pull out of their slot of Glastonbury’s Other Stage, the festival has announced just before they were due to go on. The group were due to play the second stage at 11am on Sunday but they will now be replaced by Mother Sky.
On Sunday morning, a post shared by Glastonbury’s official Twitter account said: “Unfortunately, The Joy have been forced to cancel their 11am performance at the Other Stage.“They will be replaced by Mother Sky.”
Meanwhile Glastonbury co-organiser Emily Eavis has teased details of Sir Elton John’s Pyramid stage show on Sunday night at the music festival, saying the singer has been “carving out a set that’s going to be completely unique to Glastonbury”.